Panorama Pizza Pub
Mile 224 Parks Hwy, Healy, AK, 99743
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Address :
Mile 224 Parks Hwy
Healy, AK, 99743 - Phone (907) 683-2623
- Website https://www.panoramapizzapub.com/
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Opening Hours
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Divey
Noise Level : Very Loud
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
Categories
Pizza
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Amy B.
We really enjoyed the pizza here. Can't remember the name of it but it had pesto and sausage and mushrooms. Loved the crust- totally homemade tasting with no greasiness. Sat outside at the picnic tables and had great service from the waitress. Kids were entertained with horseshoes and beanbag toss game. Did need some mosquito repellent. Also got a huge cinnamon roll for breakfast. It was delicious. Highly recommend this place. Good beer too.
(5)Emma W.
There are not many places in this area to eat, so stopped in here. There us plenty of parking and outdoor seating. Indoors there is a bar area and a few tables. Inside decor looks very fun. Stuff everywhere to look at. The service is ok. Not sure why our table was given paper plates and all the others had nice porcelain plates... Would have been easier to cut on... Sigh... We had the Denali pizza... And well. If you're really hungry its ok. Not a fan of the crust... And well... good enough... Good selection of toppings... If I had another choice...
(2)Tiana O.
The food wasn't the best, definitely don't get the nachos! The pizza was okay. The cheese bread was decent. The reason to come here is the atmosphere, divey, gritty, and laid back. They have corn hole outside amd many games inside. The waitress was friendly and chatty and we talked to many other travelers. This is about 20 minutes south of the main drag amd it was so nice to get away. This feels more like a townie bar and less like a tourist trap. People from all over the world have taped dollar bills on the walls, so it's fun to spend some time reading these, as well.
(3)Scott V.
Ate here twice in June 2014 during a stay across the highway at the Carlo Creek Cabins. I had a pizza one night and a calzone the other night. Both were very good. Josh was behind the bar and made everyone feel welcome. Drank a bunch of Alaska Ambers and some Irish Whiskey. Very casual place. After 10pm, the locals who work in the area all come in for drinks. If I'm ever at Denali again, I'm stopping in for pizza and beer.
(4)john b.
quite possibly the worst pizza I've ever had. the crust had as much flavor as a saltine. pie came out burned which rendered the sauce flavorless. very expensive. server didn't even know what brewery the beer came from. not sure where the knowledgable comment comes from. I'll give them the benefit since they are in the country with not much around but the prices are just ridiculous especially when they were running out of basil at 7:30pm! a pizza place without enough basil!
(1)Scott S.
Off the beaten path, great pizza, great drinks, and lots of games, both indoor and out. A great place to hang out with a group of friends for an evening. Just don't ring the bell unless you're prepared to buy everyone at the bar a shot of Jameson.
(5)Al G.
Great beer and pizza; knowledgeable and friendly servers- what more could you ask in a tourist town? I noticed lots of staff from the park and other locals eating there. We also ordered the sampler appetizer and it came quickly and was really loaded. Great alternative to the expensive hotel food and the fast food strip
(5)Zach C.
Best pizza in the Denali area. They open around 5pm and have a shuttle service from the canyon area. Less of a touristy place, lots of locals hang out here. They always have great beer on tap and plenty of booze to wash it down with. Usually you can expect games of cornhole, foosball and a big outdoor fire. This is as far from the cruiser scene as you can get and if you're there after 10 expect a rowdy good time.
(4)Cj L.
I loved it up there. Pizza was good, the atmosphere as awesome. They had blaring music, a mix of family, old folks, young folks eating. Corn hole in the back, table hockey inside and games...friendly atmosphere and hot yummy pizza in a generous portion I regrettably couldn't finish. ;(
(4)DG S.
My new fav and only wish they delivered 3000 miles away. Cool bar and nightlife loved the place!
(4)Sara O.
Stopped by after a day of hiking on Sunday of a three day weekend. A bunch of people hanging out drinking on the porch and cars in the parking lot so we assumed they were open. When we walked up an aggressive dog approached us. It's owner called it off and as we made our way to the open door of the restaurant told us that it was closed because they "had an epic party last night." Seems like they're more interested in partying than running a restaurant. Pretty disappointing when you've driven down from the park. There's only one other restuarant nearby, otherwise we would have had to drive twenty minutes back the way we had just come.
(1)Bruce M.
The best! Homemade pizza from scratch, beers of all sorts, company of all sorted, what could be better? A locals place that welcomes everyone!
(5)Ann P.
We hadn't eaten inside for 4 or 5 days. After camping in the Kenai Peninsula with Backroads and then flying up to Denali National Park, we pitched our tents (ok -- the BR team pitched our tents), showered at Carlos Creek Camp Site (fabulous) and made our way across the highway to this jewel of local color and great pizza. 24 of us descended upon this place, ordered probably one of every pizza they make and oodles of local brew. Try the IPA. Yum yum. People hang out playing video games at the bar and just ham in up in general. We ended up putting on a little skit and somebody else in the bar did aviewing of their draft movie/documentary. If you need a good inside meal away from the "cruisers" (cruise ship tourists) and with the local peeps while you visit Denali, this place has your name on it. It would get a 5 ... but it is a pizzeria. I gave Marx Brox Cafe in Anchorage a "5" but it will set you back about $80-100. This place is far more affordable and it's a Godsend when you are camping.
(4)A Q.
Three stars in a vacuum, but maybe five given the other options in The Canyon near Denali NP. Pizza and onion rings were great. Our pie was huge, covered with toppings, and very filling. It was one of the house pizzas - can't remember all of the ingredients - but there was one "that extra something" ingredient - maybe cilantro - that made it great. AR and I were starving but still couldn't quite finish our shared large. Expensive for pizza, but not bad for dinner for two and everything's expensive near the park. One annoyance was that the hostess told us there would be a 25-30 minutes wiat, but it turned out to be 45. Please, please, give us a too-high estimate and then pleasantly surprise us instead of the other way around! We had a commitment later that evening that we had no trouble getting to, but got worried for a while as the wait dragged on without a predicted finish in the future.
(4)Amy B.
We really enjoyed the pizza here. Can't remember the name of it but it had pesto and sausage and mushrooms. Loved the crust- totally homemade tasting with no greasiness. Sat outside at the picnic tables and had great service from the waitress. Kids were entertained with horseshoes and beanbag toss game. Did need some mosquito repellent. Also got a huge cinnamon roll for breakfast. It was delicious. Highly recommend this place. Good beer too.
(5)Emma W.
There are not many places in this area to eat, so stopped in here. There us plenty of parking and outdoor seating. Indoors there is a bar area and a few tables. Inside decor looks very fun. Stuff everywhere to look at. The service is ok. Not sure why our table was given paper plates and all the others had nice porcelain plates... Would have been easier to cut on... Sigh... We had the Denali pizza... And well. If you're really hungry its ok. Not a fan of the crust... And well... good enough... Good selection of toppings... If I had another choice...
(2)Tiana O.
The food wasn't the best, definitely don't get the nachos! The pizza was okay. The cheese bread was decent. The reason to come here is the atmosphere, divey, gritty, and laid back. They have corn hole outside amd many games inside. The waitress was friendly and chatty and we talked to many other travelers. This is about 20 minutes south of the main drag amd it was so nice to get away. This feels more like a townie bar and less like a tourist trap. People from all over the world have taped dollar bills on the walls, so it's fun to spend some time reading these, as well.
(3)Scott V.
Ate here twice in June 2014 during a stay across the highway at the Carlo Creek Cabins. I had a pizza one night and a calzone the other night. Both were very good. Josh was behind the bar and made everyone feel welcome. Drank a bunch of Alaska Ambers and some Irish Whiskey. Very casual place. After 10pm, the locals who work in the area all come in for drinks. If I'm ever at Denali again, I'm stopping in for pizza and beer.
(4)john b.
quite possibly the worst pizza I've ever had. the crust had as much flavor as a saltine. pie came out burned which rendered the sauce flavorless. very expensive. server didn't even know what brewery the beer came from. not sure where the knowledgable comment comes from. I'll give them the benefit since they are in the country with not much around but the prices are just ridiculous especially when they were running out of basil at 7:30pm! a pizza place without enough basil!
(1)Scott S.
Off the beaten path, great pizza, great drinks, and lots of games, both indoor and out. A great place to hang out with a group of friends for an evening. Just don't ring the bell unless you're prepared to buy everyone at the bar a shot of Jameson.
(5)Al G.
Great beer and pizza; knowledgeable and friendly servers- what more could you ask in a tourist town? I noticed lots of staff from the park and other locals eating there. We also ordered the sampler appetizer and it came quickly and was really loaded. Great alternative to the expensive hotel food and the fast food strip
(5)Zach C.
Best pizza in the Denali area. They open around 5pm and have a shuttle service from the canyon area. Less of a touristy place, lots of locals hang out here. They always have great beer on tap and plenty of booze to wash it down with. Usually you can expect games of cornhole, foosball and a big outdoor fire. This is as far from the cruiser scene as you can get and if you're there after 10 expect a rowdy good time.
(4)Cj L.
I loved it up there. Pizza was good, the atmosphere as awesome. They had blaring music, a mix of family, old folks, young folks eating. Corn hole in the back, table hockey inside and games...friendly atmosphere and hot yummy pizza in a generous portion I regrettably couldn't finish. ;(
(4)DG S.
My new fav and only wish they delivered 3000 miles away. Cool bar and nightlife loved the place!
(4)Sara O.
Stopped by after a day of hiking on Sunday of a three day weekend. A bunch of people hanging out drinking on the porch and cars in the parking lot so we assumed they were open. When we walked up an aggressive dog approached us. It's owner called it off and as we made our way to the open door of the restaurant told us that it was closed because they "had an epic party last night." Seems like they're more interested in partying than running a restaurant. Pretty disappointing when you've driven down from the park. There's only one other restuarant nearby, otherwise we would have had to drive twenty minutes back the way we had just come.
(1)Bruce M.
The best! Homemade pizza from scratch, beers of all sorts, company of all sorted, what could be better? A locals place that welcomes everyone!
(5)Ann P.
We hadn't eaten inside for 4 or 5 days. After camping in the Kenai Peninsula with Backroads and then flying up to Denali National Park, we pitched our tents (ok -- the BR team pitched our tents), showered at Carlos Creek Camp Site (fabulous) and made our way across the highway to this jewel of local color and great pizza. 24 of us descended upon this place, ordered probably one of every pizza they make and oodles of local brew. Try the IPA. Yum yum. People hang out playing video games at the bar and just ham in up in general. We ended up putting on a little skit and somebody else in the bar did aviewing of their draft movie/documentary. If you need a good inside meal away from the "cruisers" (cruise ship tourists) and with the local peeps while you visit Denali, this place has your name on it. It would get a 5 ... but it is a pizzeria. I gave Marx Brox Cafe in Anchorage a "5" but it will set you back about $80-100. This place is far more affordable and it's a Godsend when you are camping.
(4)A Q.
Three stars in a vacuum, but maybe five given the other options in The Canyon near Denali NP. Pizza and onion rings were great. Our pie was huge, covered with toppings, and very filling. It was one of the house pizzas - can't remember all of the ingredients - but there was one "that extra something" ingredient - maybe cilantro - that made it great. AR and I were starving but still couldn't quite finish our shared large. Expensive for pizza, but not bad for dinner for two and everything's expensive near the park. One annoyance was that the hostess told us there would be a 25-30 minutes wiat, but it turned out to be 45. Please, please, give us a too-high estimate and then pleasantly surprise us instead of the other way around! We had a commitment later that evening that we had no trouble getting to, but got worried for a while as the wait dragged on without a predicted finish in the future.
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