Gold Winner for Best Pizza since opening in 2011 and Featured on the Food Networks hit show, Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Pinky G’s Pizzeria
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Stopped in for lunch on the way to Teton national park and was pleasantly surprised at how good the pizza was. The interior is a bit small so I assume it can fill up fast during busy seasons, but we were able to sit down immediately and got the pizza fast. The XL pizza is indeed XL and they don't skimp on toppings. Great quality ingredients and the crust is fantastic. Will definitely come back.
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Don’t get the mozzarella sticks. Got my order to go after a 25 minute wait. Half the sticks had no cheese in them. I will say the pizza looked fire tho. Staff was really friendly! I’ll be back next year to try again, but maybe just the pizza.
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Some of the best pizza - $5ish per slice, all fresh ingredients, not greasy, thin and delicious crust. Tried the slice of the day (fresh mozz, marinara, pepperoni, mushroom) and loved it. The mozz sticks ($10) were tasty - fresh mozz and obviously not frozen.
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Fun, friendly place with many choices for pizza toppings - all our group tried were great! My favorites were the Funky Chicken and Margherita with balsamic reduction. Appetizers like cheesy garlic bread and mozzarella sticks are available. Salads and desserts, too. The cannoli's were devoured so quickly I could not get a photo!
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Very busy, a little hard to find. It's set back in. The lady was nice and helpful. We had pizza by the slice. The pizza of the day had fresh mozzarella with chicken. And man was it delicious. They wood fire their pizzas, and it's hand tossed. You can taste the fire, the crispness, and fresh ingredients. Worth the price.

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