Name: Miguels Pizza
Address: 1890 Natural Bridge Rd, Slade, KY 40376, USA, US
Telephone: +1 606-663-1975

Miguels Pizza is a restaurant, located at 1890 Natural Bridge Rd, Slade, KY 40376, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 606-663-1975, visit their website www.miguelspizza.com for more detailed information.

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1890 Natural Bridge Rd, Slade, KY 40376, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 27 February 2017

Monday 7:00 AM – 9:45 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM – 9:45 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM – 9:45 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM – 9:45 PM
Friday 7:00 AM – 9:45 PM
Saturday 7:00 AM – 9:45 PM
Sunday 7:00 AM – 9:45 PM

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Todd Clark

12 December 2017

What a great place. Handmade crust and huge list of fresh ingredients to add to the pizza or bowls. So a great place to camp if you are climbing in the red River gorge area
Austin Troya

20 November 2017

Great pizza after a long day of climbing and a great social environment. Prices are pretty high though, and we had to wait in the 30 minute line with people who hadn't ordered yet to pick up our phone-in order. Our pizza was lukewarm by the time we were able to pick it up.
Esitterle

09 November 2017

This is a very unique place. It's not pretty but it's not made to be that way. It's a perfect VERY casual place to hit after a long day in the outdoors. When you get there you will see plenty of hikers,bikers, off roaders and sportsmen. Good pizza at a responsible price.
Mason Patterson

08 November 2017

The Red River Gorge is a great climbing vacation for anyone, and I can't think of a better campground for climbers than Miguels Pizza. It is only is couple bucks a night and you get access to the pizzeria, a large dining area (that is also a good place to store some of your belongings, climbers are very trusting of each other), bathrooms, and some sinks that you can use for filling water bottles or cleaning dishes. If you ever need anything for your climbing trip, there is a convenient gear shop on site that has almost everything you need. This is the most perfect campground I have ever been to and worth the trip.
Todd Johnson

16 October 2017

This is a great place to eat but they allow people to put obscene stickers on the guard rail out front. I watched several children look at this and mentioned it to the guy who brought our pizza out. He basically made it into a joke since it was against President trump then several workers began making fun of me for wanting the sticker down. We go every two weeks and get a carry out and go to the pavilion to eat with the kids. I though feel that since I am a local person my business was not wanted there. I just ask them if they knew it was there the political spectrum was not even in question just the curse words on the sticker.
George Stiteler

24 September 2017

Go to place whenever I'm down at RR. Great pizza and good old Ale8 to wash it down!

Taking it down to 4 stars. Pizza was a little soggy this time and they wanted to charge me 50 cents for the Ale8 i wanted to keep cold in my cup. Didn't know ice was a hot commodity.

Came here for breakfast on 9/22 and it was awesome
Jessica Cooksey

20 September 2017

Miguels pizza tastes delicious! I loved the order style and fresh ingredients! The well done crust could have been crisper but the regular crust was on point. Great atmosphere after a long day of hiking.
Brandon Gould

30 August 2017

IF YOU ARE IN THE AREA, GO TO MIGUEL'S PIZZA! The food is fantastic, from their original pizza to their pasta bowls and even their breakfast burritos, everything is fully customizable for everyone. As a climber, you are even more obligated to check this place out because of their Gear Shop which has an amazing selection of all equipment as well as cabins for rent. The camping is climber only but only costs a couple dollars a night! Bring a hammock or tent and set up in the tent city or park your van in the lot and hit the crag in the morning after a quick shower or breakfast in the pavilion! So many great improvements to this classic climber friendly spot over the years!
Markus Carrison

03 July 2017

Some unique toppings and a funky place for pizza. Fun to eat there and hang out. Cool shirts to get and wear back at home. The service is pretty good for as many pizzas that they serve. Not sure why another review said bad things about wait staff. You can also eat on the many picnic tables outside. If you spend any time at the Red and like pizza you gotta try it.
Jessica Humphrey

02 July 2017

The pizza here is amazing. It's a - check the boxes on a slip- ordering style, with a decent variety. You can explore gluten free with healthy toppings or gluten filled with all the options. I ordered thin crust with tomato sauce, shredded pork, feta, cheddar, fresh arugula and spinach, and fresh tomato. It was about $23 for four large slices and two drinks. You can sit inside or outside and the scenery is almost roadside a mountain. Go Go. Go.
Ethan Garceau

27 April 2017

Camp 4 of the East. Not only does this place have excellent pizza - they've stepped up their salad and breakfast game since I was last here a few years ago. It is also great to see the campground developed into a legit camping area. The new pavilion is giant, showers are cheap and always hot, plus camping is still cheap (only $3 a night!)
Jeff Myrom

12 April 2017

Awesome hidden gem of a place to eat while visiting the park. Inside seating is limited, but the pizza options aren't. You can order a quarter, half or full pizza made to order, and they even have great tasting gluten free crust as an option. The sweet potatoe pie is also excellent. Will definitely go back if in the area!
Jhace Metzger

04 April 2017

Went climbing with my family, and after a hike back from the spot we came here. It was only minutes away, very convenient. The pizza was amazing. Prime place to go before and after climbing. Really great environment, and everyone there is so nice. From now on when I climb, I will think about this place. Will be visiting again soon.
Peter Baenziger

06 March 2017

View rock climbing culture distilled down to it's basics: food and shelter. This pizza place and camp ground puts on public display the energetic, big-personality, fringe-friendly culture of the rock climbing community. Order delicious, custom, uniquely topped pizzas. Drink the local cola: ale-8-1. Sit back (in the limited inside, but plentiful outside seating) and watch the long pizza line (on weekends March-November) snake through, listening to epic climbs recounted by occasionally smelly, often bearded, but always entertaining and unique people. Be creative with your parking. Kids welcome but not the norm. Bathrooms functional but a little grungy. Pets encouraged. Dry county so be conspicuous with your alcohol.
Mackenzie Lebeis

06 March 2017

Really great, fairly thin crust pizza. Major plus - the crust is vegan. I'm not vegan, so I can also attest to their awesome cheese. Perfect post-backpacking treat! They also have Ben & Jerry's ice cream, Cliff bars, breakfast, sandwiches, and t-shirts.