Fresh and hot thin crust new york style pizza to go!! $4 for cheese and $4.50 for exotic. Fast and…read moreeasy. They have a large menu to order from including pizza pies s/m/l, salads, and sandwiches and they even do 3 kinds of breakfast burritos until 11pm. We only were interestedin slices. This is not a sit down establishment. Definitely a grab and go relaxed kind of feel place, but they do have 2 stools if you want to sit for a few. Staff was very friendly, pizza was good, and service was fast. Definitely will come again for a quick grab.

Tiny little shop with only one high top chair but friendly and good thin crust style pizza. They…read morewere out of chicken for my sandwich, but no biggie. No shade for tables outside. Parking was right across. Relatively quiet area even with skate park nearby. Would totally come again.

Love this place, always a pleasure to stop in here! Last time I was here, they made the Monch! It…read moreis so cool how they continue to make recipes that aren't even on the menu, you just have to ask. This place is a must visit!!

Only had a large Greek Salad. Not great but did have a few crumbles of feta…read more Service was very hospitable and fast. Dining area redefines "cozy." Small counter space and 5 little tables. Outdoors is a much larger dog friendly area. During summer, ordering ahead is the genius trick.

Everything our table got was perfection. quick service despite being packed. Will be coming back…read morefor sure

Unfortunately, we had a very disappointing experience at High Alpine Brewing…read more We chose this brewery because we thought it was pet friendly, especially since they have a large outdoor upstairs patio. When we arrived, we were initially told dogs weren't allowed. I explained that our dog is extremely well-behaved and simply lays quietly under the table. The hostess said that was fine and seated us at a table right next to the outdoor area. After we sat down, three different employees approached us asking whether our dog was a service animal, even though another staff member had already approved her being there. By that point, we felt singled out and uncomfortable. The final employee was particularly rude and suggested we could tie "it" to a tree if we wanted to eat there. Referring to our dog as "it" and suggesting we leave her tied outside was shocking and unnecessary. Rather than continue feeling unwelcome, we decided to order a pizza to go. We had planned to stay for drinks, appetizers, and dinner, but instead we ate in our car. The prosciutto pizza was decent, but it was much saltier than we expected. At that point, we were just hungry and wanted to leave. What was most disappointing wasn't the dog policy itself--businesses are absolutely entitled to set their own policies. It was the inconsistent communication and the way we were treated after being told it was okay to stay. Instead, the experience left us feeling embarrassed and unwelcome. Unfortunately, we won't be returning.

After a long drive from Arizona to Crested Butte, we arrived late into town looking for somewhere…read moreto eat. We were looking for something near our hotel with a kitchen that opens late and that offers gluten-free options (for my buddy). Iron Horse Tap ended up being the place for us. They serve up American bar food and appetizers with a nice selection of beer, wine and cocktails on their drink menu. Iron Horse Tap is located inside The Plaza and has great views of Mt. Crested Butte's Peak. We were able to walk over from our hotel. It was a chilly night, so we appreciated how warm and cozy the place was. Iron Horse has a number of TVs that show various sporting events. The pizza options on the menu looked good, so order a MOB Pizza with a beer. I like to try the local beers whenever I visit a new town and Iron Horse had a selection of local Colorado beers on tap. Iron Horse Tap had a nice crowd on hand and ended up being a solid first stop for us on this trip to Crested Butte.

Wish they posted their off-season closures online! Great pizza and salads; nice people; often a…read moregood beer selection.

Our first time staying in CB South and Tullys was the recommended restaurant so a bit surprised to…read moresee it has only 3 stars. We had a pleasant experience, went on a Saturday night in March, it was filled, but not busy by any means. There was really nice live music, a perfect level of volume for the space we were in. We got the wings, Philly cheesesteak, and ceaser salad, and were happy with everything! The only complaints were the fries were really salty and the lettuce in the salads weren't totally chopped.

We ate dinner here last night, and had a great experience. We opted to sit at the bar, which is…read morefull service. There are a lot of bar seats, as well as in restaurant seating, with large tvs, displaying current games/sporting events. There are tap handles all around the ceiling - I instantly had the feeling they take their beer options/menu seriously. The ever rotating beer menu is displayed on a tv (two screens worth of options), and I was excited to see a wide variety of beers. I opted for an IPA to start. The menu has a Philly vibe to it (not sure where else you can find a cheesesteak on an amoroso roll), with appetizers ranging from cheese curds, to fried pickles, or fried mushrooms, to potstickers and pork green chile. I ordered the Italian - which you can have cold or toasted (always go toasted!), comes with your choice of cheese, and a large amount of meat (capicola, salami, pepperoni), lettuce, tomato, banana pepper and onion. It was delicious (and substantial). The fries are delicious - seasoned and crispy. My husband ordered the meatball sub, which was also substantial, and very tasty, and he opted for a Caesar salad as his side, which was very good. Our friend ordered a salad, which was huge. The bartender was awesome, and Tully came out of the kitchen a few times to chat, and we learned more about him, and the restaurant. Great guy, and love what he's doing here. We will absolutely be back!

Mediocre at best breakfast but the kicker is the astronomical price! Go somewhere else... you'll…read moreget better food that's easier on the wallet.

Breakfast buffet is fantastic, but the dinner is absolutely awful…read more After reading the reviews, I was a little hesitant to try this place out, but since I was staying in the Grand Lodge Hotel anyway, I decided to try it out since it was practically blizzard-ing outside & I couldn't go anywhere else. I ordered a burger with fries; pretty basic and in my mind I felt it would have been hard to mess it up. It took forever for us to get our order even though the place wasn't busy at all, and then when the food came out, my fears were confirmed. The fries were saturated in grease, stale and un-edible. My burger had a pretzel bun- which I was excited for until it came out hard as a rock. The patty on my burger was probably the only edible part; but it seemed like a typical frozen patty that you would get at your local grocery store. My advice: if you can, go somewhere else for dinner. Also, the breakfast buffet is the exact same every day, so if you're looking for variety, head into town to check out the fantastic local places.

Staff and food are great in a very chill atmosphere. Worth the 35 minute drive from Basalt with a…read morebeautiful red mountain landscape alongthe way. Would definitely recommend this place.

DETROIT PIZZA Tucked…read moreinside the tiny town of Redstone is a little piece of Michigan you need to experience. We're talking Detroit pizza. Usually, I'm a thin crust kind of gal, but Propaganda Pie's hearty, large, rectangular Carnivore Creation ($32) is awesome. Chow down on the light, airy crust with plenty of caramelized cheese, ham, bacon, pepperoni, sausage, and red sauce. Or ponder the other amusingly named choices: I'm Not a Crook, White Noise, etc. Add a large Caesar Salad ($14) to share. The romaine lettuce tastes like it has just been picked, the croutons are large, and the parmesan is artisanal - not that fake canned crap. Ice cold draft lagers make it all perfect. Indoors is cute and kitschy, but we sat outside to savor the view and the glorious weather. Love their sign: "We Do Not Have WIFI. Talk to each other... pretend it's 1995." Yup, some propaganda for Propaganda Pie.