Slice of Zion

Quick-service pizza and pasta perfect for hungry hikers

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$$$$Springdale, UT

About

Right in the heart of Springdale, Slice of Zion serves up pizza, pasta, and salads to fuel your park adventures. The casual spot draws a steady stream of hikers looking for a quick bite between trails. Despite the name, they don't actually sell pizza by the slice, you'll need to order a personal or full pie.

Menu and Pricing

The menu covers the classics: build-your-own pizzas, specialty combos, and a handful of pasta dishes. Their thin-crust style tends toward the crispy side, almost flatbread-like in texture. Portions lean small for the price point (expect to pay around $20 for a personal pizza), but the location convenience makes it a popular choice when you're staying nearby.

Dining Experience

Outdoor seating gives you fresh air and red rock views while you eat. The covered patio stays comfortable even on warm afternoons. Service runs quick and friendly, they know most folks are eager to get back to the trails. Families appreciate the relaxed vibe and simple menu that works for kids.

The location puts you walking distance from the park shuttle and most Springdale hotels. Free parking in their lot saves you the hassle of hunting for street spots during busy season. They're open for lunch straight through dinner, making it easy to grab food whenever your hiking schedule allows.

Amenities

Outdoor Seating

Kids Menu

Takeout

Restrooms at Trailhead

Free Parking

Dine-In

Accepts Credit Cards

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3.3

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Braden Cox

3 weeks ago

The pizza was very good, the staff was chill and got me my food right away. Not much to say other than good. If you’re craving pizza this is the place to go.

Alica McBain

4 weeks ago

Stopped here for some food since it was our last night at Zion. Its a little pricey, but expected. The personal pizza was smaller then expected. The friends and family pizza is enough for 2/3 people. The Strawberry/Banana smoothie is awesome. When we got the pizza there were some really cute/sweet messages on the inside of the boxes that were hand written I thought that was awesome. We had a great experience and will definitely visit again when we come back

Ryne

a month ago

Very good cheese pizza, shared the largest pizza with another person. 8 slices was a good size but prices are expensive which is expected from a national park. I also got ice cream which was amazing. Best part of the meal.

Amon Vanderlinden

a month ago

Took my family there for lunch, got some pizza and drinks. Pizza was a “Margarita pizza” worst pizza ever. Frozen crust, globes on cheese and giant basil leaves thrown on. Made us all sick. After eating and spending around $80 there we crossed the street with my wife, my 3 and 8 year old boys to hang out at the stream for a few hours. Got back to our 2 rental cars to head out. When we got back there were 4 nice guys saying the owner just booted a bunch of cars. Our 2 rentals were among them with a belligerent note on our windows. Grabbed the rental car jack and carefully got the boots off undamaged was going to sit them on the curb and be on our way when none other then Brian Draper of Vista ct St. George pulled his truck directly behind us blocking me and my family in demanding $320 cash to release us. What would Terri say you naughty boy? Avoid this place at all costs. Sick food, awful land owner, does not care if you are a paying customer or not.

O G

a month ago

STAY AWAY. If you want your car towed and your Zion trip ruined, eat here. Slice of Zion, Subway, and the ice cream shop are all owned by the same old man, and he will go out of his way to ruin your day. The day before the incident, our group spent hours eating across all three of his shops: pizza, Subway, ice cream. The next day we came back after a long hike to eat again. He walked up to my friends and gave them two minutes to leave, called the police, and had them issued a trespassing order. The reason? That we spent too much time in his shop. Even though we PAID for multiple meals. At the same time, he booted both cars of a family with kids, then blocked them in with his own truck so they couldn't leave before he towed them. When the father removed the boots himself, this man demanded to be paid for them. He doesn't want your business. He wants to get a kick out of ruining your day to compensate for his sad lonely existence.