The pizzas are burnt and have bases that separate. Either the oven is too hot or the dough is underhydrated; probably both. Doesn't seem to be the staff's fault, they seem helpful. Also takes 20+ minutes to prepare, so Thorntree Terrace across the road is a faster bet even if the line is long.Wheelchair accessibility: Fully accessible. Is out in the open.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 5
Anthony P.
My 4 year old loves animals. He knows just about every major animal and has the little toys to match. So when we surprised him with a spur of the moment trip to the Safari Park, he was beside himself.After a trek through what seemed like endless hills, we made it from the Walkabout to this pizza place. There were 8 of us, my family of six plus my brother-in-law and his husband. We opted to share the family meal for, gulp!, $49.99. Luckily, my brother-in-law had an annual pass so we had I think, 20%off.The meal came with 2 medium sized pizzas, we got one cheese for the kids and one pepperoni for the adults, a Caesar salad and 4 drinks. It's really meant for a family of four, so we really stretched it for the 8 of us. The pepperoni pizza only had 5 large pepperonis, so if you're a pepperoni fan like me, you may be disappointed.However, the pizzas, especially the crust, were delicious. It's cooked outside in what appears to be a brick oven pizza, but given the green nature of the zoo, it was gas fired. The cheese was melted just so and the crust had a crackery texture. I'm not much of a crust connoisseur, but I really liked this one. I'm on a keto diet and this crust was so thin I imagine the carbs couldn't be that much (I only had one slice).The location is right next to the carousel (which cost $6.00/ child) so there's something for the kids to do while waiting for the pizzas (which takes a long time...).I didn't expect such a wonderful and flavorful pizza just like my son didn't expect a trip to the zoo. Looks like both of us were pleasantly surprised. I just can't figure who was surprised more...
Todd Blackwell
So slow and overpriced it’s almost funny. Until it isn’t.
Sepi A.
For theme park food, this place definitely did not disappoint and was more budget friendly then each person in our group buying a burger or something like that. Each pizza is about $20. There are no sizes so you're getting about a medium size pizza for that amount. They do have a family meal for $50 where you get two pizzas and for beverages. We opted for just two pizzas and forgo the combo just because we wanted to get souvenir cups instead of regular cups. I did not have high expectations, but I was pleased with how filling and got the pizza was. The two pizzas said myself, my boyfriend, a 14-year-old a 15-year-old and an 11-year-old. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The line was a little long, but there were only two ladies working in the kiosk. There were plenty of tables and near restaurant/kiosk.
Eric F.
Surprisingly tasty pizza at the Safari Park - cooked-to-order thin crust with a generous layer of gooey mozz. Worth the wait and stomach space while you're admiring all the animals!
Alicia Poore
Burnt personal pizzas, never again!
Alejandro Luna
Tum yym piZ
Cassandra R.
VERY pleasantly surprised at the quality of pizza here. This is the most elevated cuisine in the Safari Park IMHO and although the topping combos are relatively limited the quality of texture and flavor across crust and toppings within their limited offerings is most excellent. Because we have annual passes and entry/parking doesn't cost extra, we'll come here just for this pizza if we're in a pizza mood. Highly recommend.
Payton R.
Inside the Wild Animal Safari Park, pretty good thin crust pizza! Right now they only offer cheese or pepperoni, but overall it's good. A little pricey but worth it after walking all day! Sign up for a membership and get a discount!
vince huang
Tickets are for all-day rides. So get your rides in at the start and end of the day!
Tickets are for all-day rides. So get your rides in at the start and end of the day!
Arnel D.
When it's almost 90 degrees outside and you need something ice cold and refreshing, this is the place to be.Reasonably priced drinks and food. Beer and pizza smack dab in the middle of the park.Quick service and a small area to sir and relax.What else can you ask for!? I'll be back for sure as I live move the park and all it has to offer. It's a good way to get your cardio on.I come to eat then walk it out!
Bill Blonigan
Carrying artisanal pizzas, two rotating craft beers, and salads and soda, this intriguingly named pizza stand sits near the carousel (or merry-go-round). The pizza is delicious—it's what you'd expect from a craft pizza shop, not the Zoo or Safari Park. It must be cooked in a stone oven. Plenty of shaded outdoor seating options nearby.
Celeste C.
Yum! Great wood-fired pizza, and so cool to find in the Park. A nice alternative to the usual hot dogs and hamburgers. Service is fast and the selection is nice. We had the chicken artichoke pesto pizza, and it was a good size and very tasty! Plenty for two hungry adults to share. Our only mild suggestion would be to include another handful of each topping on the pizza. Great experience overall. We'll be back!
Arnold M.
Delicious freshly made to order pizza, priced around $16, a little small but awesome. They also have a family special for 2 pizzas, salad and 4 soft drinks fro about $39 plus tax which is not a bad deal.
The pizzas are burnt and have bases that separate. Either the oven is too hot or the dough is underhydrated; probably both. Doesn't seem to be the staff's fault, they seem helpful. Also takes 20+ minutes to prepare, so Thorntree Terrace across the road is a faster bet even if the line is long.Wheelchair accessibility: Fully accessible. Is out in the open.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 5
My 4 year old loves animals. He knows just about every major animal and has the little toys to match. So when we surprised him with a spur of the moment trip to the Safari Park, he was beside himself.After a trek through what seemed like endless hills, we made it from the Walkabout to this pizza place. There were 8 of us, my family of six plus my brother-in-law and his husband. We opted to share the family meal for, gulp!, $49.99. Luckily, my brother-in-law had an annual pass so we had I think, 20%off.The meal came with 2 medium sized pizzas, we got one cheese for the kids and one pepperoni for the adults, a Caesar salad and 4 drinks. It's really meant for a family of four, so we really stretched it for the 8 of us. The pepperoni pizza only had 5 large pepperonis, so if you're a pepperoni fan like me, you may be disappointed.However, the pizzas, especially the crust, were delicious. It's cooked outside in what appears to be a brick oven pizza, but given the green nature of the zoo, it was gas fired. The cheese was melted just so and the crust had a crackery texture. I'm not much of a crust connoisseur, but I really liked this one. I'm on a keto diet and this crust was so thin I imagine the carbs couldn't be that much (I only had one slice).The location is right next to the carousel (which cost $6.00/ child) so there's something for the kids to do while waiting for the pizzas (which takes a long time...).I didn't expect such a wonderful and flavorful pizza just like my son didn't expect a trip to the zoo. Looks like both of us were pleasantly surprised. I just can't figure who was surprised more...
So slow and overpriced it’s almost funny. Until it isn’t.
For theme park food, this place definitely did not disappoint and was more budget friendly then each person in our group buying a burger or something like that. Each pizza is about $20. There are no sizes so you're getting about a medium size pizza for that amount. They do have a family meal for $50 where you get two pizzas and for beverages. We opted for just two pizzas and forgo the combo just because we wanted to get souvenir cups instead of regular cups. I did not have high expectations, but I was pleased with how filling and got the pizza was. The two pizzas said myself, my boyfriend, a 14-year-old a 15-year-old and an 11-year-old. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The line was a little long, but there were only two ladies working in the kiosk. There were plenty of tables and near restaurant/kiosk.
Surprisingly tasty pizza at the Safari Park - cooked-to-order thin crust with a generous layer of gooey mozz. Worth the wait and stomach space while you're admiring all the animals!
Burnt personal pizzas, never again!
Tum yym piZ
VERY pleasantly surprised at the quality of pizza here. This is the most elevated cuisine in the Safari Park IMHO and although the topping combos are relatively limited the quality of texture and flavor across crust and toppings within their limited offerings is most excellent. Because we have annual passes and entry/parking doesn't cost extra, we'll come here just for this pizza if we're in a pizza mood. Highly recommend.
Inside the Wild Animal Safari Park, pretty good thin crust pizza! Right now they only offer cheese or pepperoni, but overall it's good. A little pricey but worth it after walking all day! Sign up for a membership and get a discount!
Tickets are for all-day rides. So get your rides in at the start and end of the day!
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Tickets are for all-day rides. So get your rides in at the start and end of the day!
When it's almost 90 degrees outside and you need something ice cold and refreshing, this is the place to be.Reasonably priced drinks and food. Beer and pizza smack dab in the middle of the park.Quick service and a small area to sir and relax.What else can you ask for!? I'll be back for sure as I live move the park and all it has to offer. It's a good way to get your cardio on.I come to eat then walk it out!
Carrying artisanal pizzas, two rotating craft beers, and salads and soda, this intriguingly named pizza stand sits near the carousel (or merry-go-round). The pizza is delicious—it's what you'd expect from a craft pizza shop, not the Zoo or Safari Park. It must be cooked in a stone oven. Plenty of shaded outdoor seating options nearby.
Yum! Great wood-fired pizza, and so cool to find in the Park. A nice alternative to the usual hot dogs and hamburgers. Service is fast and the selection is nice. We had the chicken artichoke pesto pizza, and it was a good size and very tasty! Plenty for two hungry adults to share. Our only mild suggestion would be to include another handful of each topping on the pizza. Great experience overall. We'll be back!
Delicious freshly made to order pizza, priced around $16, a little small but awesome. They also have a family special for 2 pizzas, salad and 4 soft drinks fro about $39 plus tax which is not a bad deal.