Pazzo's Pizzeria
About
Pazzo's Pizzeria opened in Vail Village in September 1990, started by three friends who had spent the 1980s skiing by day and making pizza by night. This is the original of what are now three Pazzo's, at the west end of the Vail Village parking structure on East Meadow Drive, across from Solaris.
It is a casual, family-friendly room, handy before or after the bowling alley, the cinema or the winter skating rink across the street. Come for pizza by the slice or the pie, not for a quiet dinner for two.
The pizza
Every pie is made to order with fresh dough, in small, medium, large or a thick Sicilian. House specials range from the Supreme to the Azteca with jalapeños and cilantro and the Cabo Pazzo with shrimp and pineapple, or you can build your own from about two dozen toppings. Slices come thin or thick. The 12-inch gluten-free crust is offered only at the Avon and Eagle locations, not in Vail.
Beyond pizza
Pasta dinners come with soup or salad and garlic bread: spaghetti, lasagna, baked rigatoni, manicotti, and eggplant or chicken parmigiana. There are also Pazzones (Pazzo's calzones), stromboli, hot subs, salads and appetizers such as calamari and wings, plus draft and bottled beer.
Other Pazzo's
The Avon location, in the Junction at Beaver Creek shopping center, adds a full bar, a kids' game room and a weekday happy hour; the Eagle location is just off I-70. The Vail restaurant is the one to walk to from the village.
Sources: home, our story, menu, find us. Checked September 23, 2026.
Contact Information
Vail, 81657
Pazzo's Pizzeria
Pazzo's Pizzeria
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About Pazzo's Pizzeria
Pazzo's Pizzeria opened in Vail Village in September 1990, started by three friends who had spent the 1980s skiing by day and making pizza by night. This is the original of what are now three Pazzo's, at the west end of the Vail Village parking structure on East Meadow Drive, across from Solaris.
It is a casual, family-friendly room, handy before or after the bowling alley, the cinema or the winter skating rink across the street. Come for pizza by the slice or the pie, not for a quiet dinner for two.
The pizza
Every pie is made to order with fresh dough, in small, medium, large or a thick Sicilian. House specials range from the Supreme to the Azteca with jalapeños and cilantro and the Cabo Pazzo with shrimp and pineapple, or you can build your own from about two dozen toppings. Slices come thin or thick. The 12-inch gluten-free crust is offered only at the Avon and Eagle locations, not in Vail.
Beyond pizza
Pasta dinners come with soup or salad and garlic bread: spaghetti, lasagna, baked rigatoni, manicotti, and eggplant or chicken parmigiana. There are also Pazzones (Pazzo's calzones), stromboli, hot subs, salads and appetizers such as calamari and wings, plus draft and bottled beer.
Other Pazzo's
The Avon location, in the Junction at Beaver Creek shopping center, adds a full bar, a kids' game room and a weekday happy hour; the Eagle location is just off I-70. The Vail restaurant is the one to walk to from the village.
Sources: home, our story, menu, find us. Checked September 23, 2026.