Talkeetna is a place that attracts adventurous people. Mount Denali, North America’s highest peak, stands proudly above the rivers and flatlands that Talkeetna lies in. The Great One has called people to it, those who have the mountain in their heart, since time immemorial. And these people climb, paddle, and run through Talkeetna’s incredible outdoor playground. All this adventuring builds up quite an appetite.

To feed these hungry masses, enter Mountain High Pizza Pie, an Alaskan favorite. They offer creative combinations of pizza toppings of the finest quality, hand-tossed, house-made crusts, and sauces made with love. When you jump off the trail or out of the car in Talkeetna, head to Mountain High Pizza Pie for friendly smiles, funky decor and hot pizza.

Mountain High Pizza Pie
22165 S C Street
Talkeetna, AK 99676

Mountain High Pizza Pie is a destination in Talkeetna, so much so that you may drive to Talkeetna from hundreds of miles away to get to this tasty spot, and the striking Alaskan scenery that surrounds it.
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Residents and visitors alike flock to Mountain High on bikes to enjoy the tasty pies in the Beer Garden, and enjoy the local microbrews on tap. There is even free live music from time to time during the summer months.
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If the weather on the deck isn't ideal, the spacious and comfortable dining room sports wooden chairs and tables and stay toasty from the wood-fired ovens, even in the winter.
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The restaurant prides itself of fresh, excellent ingredients. This isn't a back-road lodge without fresh choices, but more of a hip bistro with classy style. The salads are varied and delicious.
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Homemade soups, sandwiches and breads are served and are popular for lunch and dinner. This Loaded Baked Potato soup is a crowd-pleaser, and will warm you up after a day in the elements.
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Locally harvested fiddlehead fern tips are served in the spring. These Alaskan delicacies add a snap and a uniquely wild flavor to the Fiddlehead Flatbread and the Fiddlehead Pizza seasonal specials.
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These adorable dinosaur calzones are a house specialty, and you can have yours stuffed with whatever you choose from the vast menu of choices.
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Of course the star player of the joint is the pizza. They have a huge list of toppings, options for tasty housemade base sauces, and a variety of cheeses and cheeseless choices.
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They don't skimp on the toppings to keep the mountaineers well nourished. For a special twist, the Mile High Pizza is piled with 30 toppings and a meatball on top.
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On weekend mornings, they serve special pizza and other breakfast foods, including waffles piled with ice cream and chocolate.
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Head to Mile High Pizza Pie for the tastiest, most welcoming experience in the mountain fresh air of Talkeetna. You will agree with all the many fans that this place is truly awesome.
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More information on Mountain High Pizza Pie here.

 

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