Vail Blue Moose Pizza
About
Blue Moose Pizza serves hand-tossed New York-style pies by the slice or the whole pizza in Lionshead Village, just steps from the ice rink and a short walk from the slopes. Brian Nolan opened the first Blue Moose in Beaver Creek in 1995 as a small counter-service pizzeria, and this second location followed in Lionshead in 2008.
It is built for families and groups of friends: no reservations to juggle, a menu that suits children and adults alike, and pizza that travels well back to a condo on a snowy evening.
The menu
Pizza is the core, either one of the specialty pies or a build-your-own. Around it are starters such as garlic bread, wings and mozzarella sticks, soups and salads, sandwiches and a kids' menu, with local-bakery cookies and tiramisu for dessert.
Lunch and après deals
A daily lunch special pairs a slice or a 12-inch pie with fountain drinks, and an après window in the afternoon brings discounted Colorado draft beer, house wine and spritzes, including a draft-and-slice combination. Times and prices are in the FAQ.
Walk in or take it home
Blue Moose does not take traditional reservations, so you simply turn up. Takeout can be ordered online, which is the easier route on a busy ski-season evening.
Big groups
Parties of 20 or more and private events can be arranged through the group dining form on the website; the restaurant asks for up to 72 hours to respond and does not book large parties over the Christmas and New Year holidays. The original Blue Moose is in Beaver Creek Village.
Sources: home, locations, specials, menu, Vail group dining. Checked September 23, 2026.
Contact Information
Vail, 81657
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About Vail Blue Moose Pizza
Blue Moose Pizza serves hand-tossed New York-style pies by the slice or the whole pizza in Lionshead Village, just steps from the ice rink and a short walk from the slopes. Brian Nolan opened the first Blue Moose in Beaver Creek in 1995 as a small counter-service pizzeria, and this second location followed in Lionshead in 2008.
It is built for families and groups of friends: no reservations to juggle, a menu that suits children and adults alike, and pizza that travels well back to a condo on a snowy evening.
The menu
Pizza is the core, either one of the specialty pies or a build-your-own. Around it are starters such as garlic bread, wings and mozzarella sticks, soups and salads, sandwiches and a kids' menu, with local-bakery cookies and tiramisu for dessert.
Lunch and après deals
A daily lunch special pairs a slice or a 12-inch pie with fountain drinks, and an après window in the afternoon brings discounted Colorado draft beer, house wine and spritzes, including a draft-and-slice combination. Times and prices are in the FAQ.
Walk in or take it home
Blue Moose does not take traditional reservations, so you simply turn up. Takeout can be ordered online, which is the easier route on a busy ski-season evening.
Big groups
Parties of 20 or more and private events can be arranged through the group dining form on the website; the restaurant asks for up to 72 hours to respond and does not book large parties over the Christmas and New Year holidays. The original Blue Moose is in Beaver Creek Village.
Sources: home, locations, specials, menu, Vail group dining. Checked September 23, 2026.