Elevation Pizza

So many good reviews… i order online. I have the chance to put a tip on with credit card during check out. I put a $ 4 tip, then i find out they dont accept AMex. So when i switch to cash the tip is still included in the price. Shouldn’t be a problem until…
This was the worst service of all time. I waited over an hour and a half when the website said 45 minutes. Then at about an hour and 15 minutes I called to check. I was on hold for over 10 minutes no joke. I went through the phone que 4 times «thank you for calling elevation pizza, please hold… daaaa… daaaa… daaaa,» etc before finally getting to ask about my pizza. The girl answering kept talking over me and answering questions she thought I was going to ask. Finally, I was able to ask when my pizza, that I ordered 1 ½ hours ago would be here. She tried to have me hold until I asked her what my name was. How could she tell me without my name? She says «Oh, yeah, what’s the name on the order?» She confirmed that it would be on its way…
When the driver showed up the total WITH TIP was $ 40.21. We gave him $ 40. He just kind of stared with his hand our for the other .21. When we said this was all we had he says WITH an eye roll and an attitude «yeah… sure» in an annoyed tone of voice.
The pizza was cold. The cheese on the cheese bread was hard. The sauce on the pizza was cold. If I could give this no stars I would.
Even so, I have had better pizza at DOMINO’S. And Domino’s is a fast food chain! Take that for what you will. Also, I post a lot of favorable reviews. This place really sucked!

Best pizza in WP/​Fraser/​Granby. The Adam bomb is the best. Though a bit $$, the taste does deliver. And so does elevation! Thank goodness as there is no other place that Delivers.

had fast delivery on super bowl sunday, pizza was very good, better than any chain, awesome specialty pizza called the atom bomb! Great place in winter park and only pizza delivery in area

Absolutely incredible! We are visiting from out of town and watching the Super Bowl today. We picked up our Meat Pizza, Pepperoni Pizza and Cheese Sticks. It’s the best pizza I’ve ever had!
It’s a thinner crust. Delicious! High quality meats. The cheese sticks are a must. Very nice staff too. Thanks Elevation Pizza.

Pizza here was better than I thought it would be. They do deliver to the resorts at Winter Park, and on a Saturday night it took about an hour and 10 minutes to get the food. The pizza was steaming hot when it was handed to us. We did a half and half (half Hawaiian, half pepperoni and hamburger, all extra cheese), and my son who’s not a big pizza eater loved it. The crust is thin which was nice since none of us like a thick crust. It’s a bit pricey, but we’d order from them again for sure.

Just ordered delivery. Took an hour and 15 min to arrive. We called at one hour and they asked if the pizza was for takeout. Well… They got it here and it was so greasy that I had to soak the pizza with a paper towel. Good pizza… Kinda pricey at $ 28 for 2 mediums.

Eh… I don’t think so. I’m not sure where all these good reviews are coming from… probably from places like Denver or Salt Lake City where the pizza is TERRIBLE. The pizza itself isn’t that bad, definitely steps above the like of Papa Johns and Dominoes. But it isn’t that good and definitely should not be in the «expensive but worth it» pizza category. That’s just it the pizza is much too expensive for what it is, on the likes of $ 3-​$ 6 a pizza too expensive.
Another reason this is only getting 1-​star is delivery took 1 hour and 50 minutes. We ordered a cheese pizza and some pepperoni rolls, this should NOT take almost 2 hours. And to charge a $ 3 delivery fee seems a little ridiculous. I’ll pay a $ 3 fee if my pizza is at my door in less than an hour but 2 hours is insane. I understand it’s the only pizza place that delivers in town but that’s no excuse. One more thing, after waiting for our pizza for 2 hours is showed up COLD, ICE COLD, like we had to heat it back up in our over COLD. That’s unacceptable.

This little neighborhood pizza place is in the heart of Fraser, which is a quaint and alternative little town north of Winter Park. It is near some vacation housing but is also clearly in the heart of the local population. Most of the customers were stopping in for pickup. Many seemed to be locals, some more youthful ski types. There are about 4 – 5 tables if you want to eat in. On a Tuesday night after the holidays, this was fine for us, but I think on the weekend, don’t plan on eating in with a group.
The place was well staffed with incredibly friendly folks, locals comfortable in t-​shirts on a reasonably warm day for a town known for super cold weather «icebox of the nation» awards in some years. They explained all the choices and we built our own with Steamboat local sausage, in-​house made meatballs, basil, mushrooms, San Marzano tomato sauce and their normal (tons) of cheese. Very tasty, a bit high fat for us, just a bit oily, but totally traditional for this volume of cheese, and we only got a small, which was more than adequate. The soundtrack was Grateful Dead, so we got one of the Ben and Jerry, Cherry Garcia ice cream cups from the self serve freezer case. The young woman at the counter was super friendly to us though we were not the usual clientele. The guys in back were throwing the dough. The place is simple and plain, but does this well. Very affordable and does serve beer. Be careful walking in from the parking lot. There is a steel stairwell to the second level of this little center right in front of their entrance so walk around it or duck if you are tall.

Just moved here and elevation is better than any of the pizza choices in downtown Denver! The crust is so flavorful and delicious and the kalamata olives are so good on the supreme. It’s a little on the pricey side but it’s probably fair for mountain town prices. Also I wish they had an extra large because the large could easily be finished by two hungry guys.
I will be coming here often!

A nice little mountain town pizza place…
It’s a well known fact that coming back to Denver from the mountains could leave you sitting in traffic for a looooong time. Elevation Pizza is the perfect little fill up before making the trek back home.
Located across the road from Safeway on highway 40 sits a little pizza shop set up in a strip mall. It’s kind of small so it may be hard to find at first, but keep a lookout and you’ll see the sign. It’s a pretty tiny place that can seat maybe 12 people. The thing to do is go before 1 (it may be 2) and grab the lunch special. It’s 6.99 for 2 specialty pieces of pizza and a drink and it’s a pretty good deal.
The pepperoni pizza was pretty good. It was fresh out of the oven and a pretty good slice of pie. Unfortunately the bbq pizza was below par. They used marinara as the base and only put some bbq on top. The mix of the two sauces had a less than desirable flavor.
All in all it’s a pretty good place with a good lunch deal. If you’re craving some mountain pizza be sure to stop by next time you’re in Fraser.

A nice pizza gem in Fraser
After our first full day in Fraser, we had done quite a bit of hiking, and my family just wanted to sit down, order a pizza and watch TV. I found this place on Unilocal,and luckily it lived up to the reviews! The V-​Johnny and Greek were delicious, and my family was a big fan of the Chicken Bacon Ranch. Definitely worth a stop during a stay in Fraser, just make sure not to bump your head on the metal staircase outside the front door.