Gunnison Pizza Company

"The service was absolutely amazing, this place has the kindest staff and the pizza was out of this world. Very well proportioned and the crust is the perfect mix between thin and thick. I would 100% recommend this to locals or people just passing through like us. And although I never caught her name, thank you to the very kind young woman who gave us pretty much a whole pizza on the house, you made our day so much brighter :)"

"Let’s get into it…high priced pizza. It looks bland the one by the slice.. but if you order a “whole pizza” it looks a little more appealing (see photo).. $30 …so I guess pay that, and don’t get it by the slice.. the slices are in the warmer ready to grab and go..or the worker grabs it, and puts in on a medal plate with some tissue and you just sit down..but it’s edible, and taste okay. Floors need cleaning as does the rest of the place, and maybe some rearranging of the seating. It did have Torchy’s cups which made me think well at least they are trying, I don’t know. But the one guy who was working… and working the register.. was trying his best to make the food, check people out, and take the orders with a great attitude. There was another worker.. but he stayed out of site with the rap music blasting. I saw him from the long side view. There are areas of this establishment that need improvement clearly, but overall it is getting by for now."

"Stopped for a quick bite before heading over the pass. Pretty good pizza. Fairly large selection of pizzas, salads, drinks and desserts. Milkshakes are always good. Staff was quick BUT they were understaffed so stress level was a little high. Hopefully that will be changed. Outdoor seating mostly. A few tables inside."

"The food was excellent, and the staff were doing the best they could under the circumstances, but the management/ownership is atrocious and inexcusable. I rarely write negative reviews and hate to do so for a small business, but quite frankly the seats are not safe; it’s a lawsuit waiting to happen. Most of the seating has you perched at the edge of a rickety plank that feels like it could give way any moment. There’s also a foot-sized hole in the deck with a nail sticking out it, and several others of varying sizes as well, one of which my friend with a cane fell into tonight; had she been injured she would’ve been well within her rights to sue for damages. It stopped sprinkling over an hour before we arrived (6:30, rush hour) and it took them twenty minutes to bring out a rag for us the customers to wipe down the wet outdoor seating. In fact, the tables were being bussed almost exclusively by kind customers at the bar as the location was appallingly understaffed. They also don’t warn you that they charge several extra dollars if you pay with a card than with cash, and won’t refund you. They claimed they have a warning posted on the door, but that doesn’t count when that door is always open and the sign sandwiched against the wall where it’s impossible to see unless you know to move the door to look at it. I deleted a paragraph of further detail on the almost non-existent service since they only had two people and one was only sixteen years old (SHE DESERVES A BETTER BOSS), but it’s not a good look on the manager if they can’t keep their business staffed. Pay your employees a thriving wage and hire more of them, or downsize: those are the only two ethical options for business owners in this country. (The attached photo is what they’re calling a chair. It’s so wobbly it’s only a matter of time before someone falls and breaks a bone.)"

"This is the best pizza I’ve had in a long time. I got the pepperoni by the slice with their homemade ranch dressing. Really good thin crust pizza. The price was very reasonable, in fact it’s cheap. They have a good beer selection and the beer is super cold. I highly recommend and I’m picky."