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This is the Mammoth pizza it's as thin as cardboard it's $24.95 No one waits on you, you stand in line to order and then they add 10% automatically to your total. The pizza was edible was expecting something more especially for the price and would have been nice to had a traditional pizza not super
Goods- The taste of pizza was nice. We got the Yellowstone and Narcissus pizza. Thin & crispy crust. Friendly staff.
Opportunities- Very pricey. $19 for the veg and $24 for the bison & elk ground pizza. Very light (&thin) pizza.
Compulsory 10% gratuity regardless of anything. Their phone does not w
Would never return to this restaurant. Spent $32 for a personally sized pizza and a side salad. They charge u for using a card but they are card only. No cash accepted. They also automatically charge a 10% tip and ask for a tip on top of that!! They only serve pizza and a side salad. No pasta or win
This should be illegal. 26 dollars for an okay pizza that was barely enough to fill me and my friend after our 800 dollar tour in the park. After buying 2 fountain sodas and a 3 dollar tip it came to 40 dollars. How does that even work. Very sad! Start to the season. Imagine trying to feed a wife an
First off the pizza is excellent! 5 stars all the way. Authentic Italian pizza with thin crust that is some of the best we have tried anywhere. Pricing is nothing unusual for the area. Drink selection ard Pepsi products and no alcohol is served.
Now for the 3 stars. Not sure if it's lack of help or
Just ok if you're at Yellowstone and *need* food. Otherwise, skip it. The crust is SUPER thick and there's not enough sauce and cheese. No lie, the crust is at least 0.5 inch thick. Honestly, my first thought biting into this was that it tasted like the frozen pizza I had in my childhood. Crust to s
Dough has no option only thin pre made. 8 inch pizza is from $28. Service charge comes for self -serve. It is for tourists only.
Unfortunately, they did not have sufficient staff to allow indoor dining and were overwhelmed by the demand. We ate our pizza on the sidewalk, alongside other hungry travelers. I thought the gluten free crust was good; my non-GF family was not impressed. Still the best option we could find around.
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