Camped here with a friend during a cross-country road trip in September 2020. Booked via HipCamp…read moreand had a wonderful experience. It was sad to hear that the diner burnt down the next month, but looks like it is being re-built and camping is still offered. We were looking for a simple, quiet, and safe place to camp on our way from Utah to Denver. There are rave reviews on HipCamp and loved the idea of staying near an organic pickle farm! Plus, this place offered showers, a toilet, and a highly rated diner. It was after dark when we arrived and no one was inside the diner, which was a little spooky in such a small town. Brian arrived shortly to greet us and was incredibly kind, even asking if we wanted any snacks from the closed diner. He was willing to make us milkshakes! We politely declined, and he brought out some pickles and flavored waters inside (so kind). We set up camp and slept well. It was very quiet and felt like a safe area for two female travelers. The next morning we utilized the shower and bathrooms, which were clean. The shower is on an enclosed deck, so it was a little chilly but the water was nice and hot. There was a beautiful view and a nice grassy area for my dog to run around before we left. The diner didn't open until after we left but based on the rave reviews and Brian's personality I imagine it's a great place to dine. Would definitely return to try it out and camp again.

I will post the owners text messages his response to a slightly negative review you decide for…read moreyourself if he should cook your meal.

I always stop here when in town. They have great pizza and a large variety. They also have…read morebreakfast, beer and boozy shakes! All of the pizzas I have had is super tasty. My favorite though is the fun guy.

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.

Order a medium pizza, more than enough for 2 people. Pretty good, great service. Space is nice…read more. brought out water for my dog. Service was great, very friendly staff .

We had a bit of a wait with a party of 7 but enjoyed the food. It was a busy time on a Friday night…read moreand totally understand this place gets slammed. It's a small place so there are maybe 7-10 tables. They also have a lot of to go orders. The kids got a large pepperoni and the adults got 2 mediums split so we could have 4 different kinds to try. We love the jalapeño popper and pistachio. Also great is the meatball and the big daddy. The crust is delicious, it's light but also chewy and crisp. We really enjoyed the taste and texture! Also the beer on tap was awesome, it's Austrian called Stiegl and we loved it. Our server was great and comped a round of drinks since the food took a while.

Solid pizza in Carbondale, CO. Place was super busy. Lots of pizza by the slice options. And…read moresandwiches. Friendly service. We got 1/2 supreme and 1/2 meat. Very good. Chewy crust. Worth a stop.

Sadly, not good pizza. It tasted like soggy cardboard with cheap cheese. The dough was over proofed…read morewith cheap flour. Maybe go for a slice of margarita if you're in the area, might be ok.

Always great food and service. They have a great menu. Awesome Pizza and pasta dishes. Good bar…read moreselection also.

Cute little hole in the wall local pizza joint with a simple sauce for all pizza & calzone. Service…read morewas fine, toppings were fresh, average dishes overall.

The Stash is always a solid choice in Crested Butte (hence the reason it's always packed)…read more Here are some things I love: - the pizza menu is shaped like a pizza and shows pictures of each variety. Genius, truly. - the crust is great - I'm generally not into thicker crust but they do a great job. Also, post-skiing or mountain biking, I'm not gonna complain about extra bread. - the basement seating and bar is a vibe - pizza by the slice (when available) - the owner (Kyleena) is awesome - their jalapeños and sun dried tomatoes (as toppings) are delicious If you're in CB for more than a day or two, especially if you're with a group, this place is a musts

We heard raving reviews about secret stash so it was a must try. We asked to be seated at the…read moreoutdoor patio which they warned us was communal, but it wasn't an issue since our party took most of the table and we enjoyed chatting with our neighbors alongside us and even shared pizza slices. The butterfly effect pizza was really great and has a beautiful color. Only downside is that the server forgot my drink so I just canceled the order since we were leaving. And she was a bit distracted flirting with her coworker. Also, they just started using red curry for paste which we found interesting. We used it for dipping sauce. We wouldn't recommend as it was pretty bland.

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.