Crazy Elk — Restaurant in Mountain Village

Crazy Elk Pizza in Telluride has undoubtedly earned its five-star rating in my book. Tucked away in this picturesque mountain town, it’s a hidden gem that combines awesome thin-crust pizza with the perfect ambiance for a satisfying lunch break during skiing adventures.

The thin-crust pizza at Crazy Elk is a culinary delight that often goes underrated. The crust strikes a perfect balance between crispy and chewy, providing a satisfying foundation for a variety of creative and mouth-watering toppings. Each bite is a flavorful experience that showcases the dedication to quality in their pizza-making craft.

The location’s convenience for a skiing lunch adds another layer of appeal. Whether you’re taking a break from the slopes or simply enjoying the snowy surroundings, Crazy Elk Pizza provides a welcoming and cozy atmosphere. The laid-back vibe complements the mountain town setting, making it an ideal spot to refuel and recharge during a day of skiing.

The menu diversity at Crazy Elk ensures there’s something for every pizza lover. From classic favorites to unique combinations, the options cater to various tastes and preferences. The quality of ingredients and the attention to detail in crafting each pizza contribute to the overall excellence of the dining experience.

In conclusion, Crazy Elk Pizza in Telluride deserves every bit of its five-star rating. It’s a go-to destination for those seeking an awesome thin-crust pizza experience in a relaxed setting, perfect for lunch breaks while enjoying the snowy slopes. Highly recommended for pizza enthusiasts and...

I recently visited Crazy Elk Pizza with hopes of enjoying a lunch outing with my friend, but was left disheartened by the service we received. Upon request for a specialty pizza slice, which was advertised on the menu for seven dollars, the supervisor informed us that this option was not available, despite the clear advertisement. This was confusing and frustrating, but what exacerbated the situation was the supervisor's demeanor, which was dismissive and unaccommodating.

I was particularly upset by the differing treatment I observed; a couple after us seemed to have no trouble placing a similar order. It is concerning and disappointing to feel that the service disparity may have been influenced by racial bias, as I am African American.

In all, the manager's unhelpful attitude and the inconsistency in service not only dampened our visit but also prompted me to question the inclusive values that I expect from public-serving businesses. I hope this feedback is taken seriously, as everyone deserves fair and equal treatment, and a customer's race should never affect the quality of service...

We had a ski club party at Crazy Elks in Telluride this week and it was awesome!!! I had a group of 34 skiers and the General Manager (Jacob Linn) went way out of his way to accommodate both our eating and drinking needs, offering me multiple ideas to deal with the group and our budget. Our club ski trips always start with a Pizza Party after we arrive and in all seriousness, this was the best one I've been to! What you also really need to know was that we had a full assortment of pizzas and salads - and everyone agreed that these were excellent in every respect (I personally liked the Csrnovore). We all gave Jacob and his team a rousing round of applause at the end!! Speaking of his Team - Danny led the staff in getting our drinks, bringing out the food, cleaning away dishes throughout the meal (getting us clean plates while going up for seconds), etc. Again, this was my 4th ski trip I've led and by far the best pizza and service I've ever gotten. So thanks to Jacob, Danny, the staff and a shout out to Lisa Morgan who turned me in to...