Alpine Pizza Company
About
Alpine Pizza Company is a small pizza counter a few steps from the Lionshead gondola, and it bills itself as Vail's only Detroit-style pizza place. That means rectangular 10-by-14-inch pies baked in a pan, with pepperoni that cups and crisps and a cheese edge that caramelizes against the sides.
It began in 2019 as pizza dinner parties at chef-owner Colby Lefebvre's house on Alpine Drive in West Vail, which is where the name comes from. It suits a slice straight off the mountain, a quick lunch in Lionshead or a whole pie carried back to the condo.
What to order
Slices or whole pies come in cheese, pepperoni with roni cups, and a Pie of the Day plus a veggie version, both posted on the shop's Instagram. Alongside are garlic cheese sticks, hot honey Brussels sprouts, pizza tots, wings in 8, 25 or 50 pieces, fried chicken sandwiches on focaccia, and family combos for four or six.
Go early
The dough is made fresh every day, and some days it runs out before the posted 8 p.m. close. Online orders stop earlier. Check the Instagram story for the day's pies and any early close; exact times are in the FAQ.
Drinks and leftovers
Canned beer and hard seltzer are on the menu along with sodas. If you take a pie home, the shop's website has reheating instructions for the oven or air fryer.
Next door: Bart & Yeti's
Alpine Pizza opened in September 2021 in partnership with Dennis Foley, who has run Bart & Yeti's in Lionshead for 35 years. The space is right next door to the bar.
Sources: home, menu, about us, location. Checked September 23, 2026.
Contact Information
Vail, 81657
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About Alpine Pizza Company
Alpine Pizza Company is a small pizza counter a few steps from the Lionshead gondola, and it bills itself as Vail's only Detroit-style pizza place. That means rectangular 10-by-14-inch pies baked in a pan, with pepperoni that cups and crisps and a cheese edge that caramelizes against the sides.
It began in 2019 as pizza dinner parties at chef-owner Colby Lefebvre's house on Alpine Drive in West Vail, which is where the name comes from. It suits a slice straight off the mountain, a quick lunch in Lionshead or a whole pie carried back to the condo.
What to order
Slices or whole pies come in cheese, pepperoni with roni cups, and a Pie of the Day plus a veggie version, both posted on the shop's Instagram. Alongside are garlic cheese sticks, hot honey Brussels sprouts, pizza tots, wings in 8, 25 or 50 pieces, fried chicken sandwiches on focaccia, and family combos for four or six.
Go early
The dough is made fresh every day, and some days it runs out before the posted 8 p.m. close. Online orders stop earlier. Check the Instagram story for the day's pies and any early close; exact times are in the FAQ.
Drinks and leftovers
Canned beer and hard seltzer are on the menu along with sodas. If you take a pie home, the shop's website has reheating instructions for the oven or air fryer.
Next door: Bart & Yeti's
Alpine Pizza opened in September 2021 in partnership with Dennis Foley, who has run Bart & Yeti's in Lionshead for 35 years. The space is right next door to the bar.
Sources: home, menu, about us, location. Checked September 23, 2026.