Curry Village Pavilion Pizza

Went here with two of my friends. Pricing was decent, food was delicious, but couldn’t give it more than 3 stars because had an issue with the clerk. All I needed to know was if we could purchase pizza to-​go, and he told us that we couldn’t after a certain time (we arrived at 6). This turned out to be wrong later on, which frustrated all of us because we had to rearrange our plans and parking. It was an inconvenience, but I wouldn’t say it ruined our time. I think the management there just needs to train their staff better, and ensure that they know their stuff.

Let’s be real — you don’t go to Yosemite for the fine dining (at least, most likely not). The pickings can be a bit slim, but the options that exist are relatively decent, albeit pricey.
THE OVERVIEW.
— Decent pizza at a fairly high price, that only gets pricier with each additional topping
~ Decent beer selection (I was pretty content)
— Closes early in the fall/​winter seasons
— High probability of walking away a bit hungry, so order accordingly
Good in a pinch (or if you’re craving pizza), but not the best use of your money. I will say this — it gets incrementally better the more exhausted you are from exploring the Valley!

FYI, this review is for the Pizza place operated by DNC. Aramark just took over in March 2016, so things may start changing.
pizza here is consistently decent, not great, but decent relative to the rest of the parks food options. Never over cooked or under cooked. crust is crisped but not hard. also topping selection is about 15 items. pricing is a tad high. for what it is, its probably 50% more than say the Pizza Factory right outside the park. but at the pizza factory, youre probably getting better pizza. but in relative terms to other park option its good enough that ive been coming back here year after year. bar is also near by with decent beer selection.

How do you not love this place after hiking all day? Totally hits the spot every time. Wish the prices were better though and the lines weren’t forever long. The pizza is still very good. The pizza comes out pretty quick when we last ordered it. Once you order, you get a vibrating buzzer to get your pizza through the window. They serve Peet’s coffee. It’s a family friendly place and seating can be a challenge depending on the time you go. The later it is in the night, the more seating. Place closes early, so be aware of the hours.

If you just finished a several mile hike or climb, this place is like heaven!
The food is good = 3 stars
The location is 5 stars plus!
The hours and menu are limited.
Yes on vegetarian items.
There is always a line to wait to order.
No one goes to Yosemite for the food.
If you are an outdoorsman, you understand.
Having this kind of resource is incredible is such a remote location.
Yes there are inside tables and TV, and WiFi at the lounge where the photo was taken.
If you get upset about the food, maybe you should not visit breathtaking views…

A not really big Pizza for 18 $, the taste was not really good but OK if you’re hungry (if you know what I mean).
You have to order and pay, then you get a vibrating messenger-​thing that tells you when to pick up our food at the next window.
Seating on the patio is nice, the Pizza could have stayed in the oven a little longer in my opinion and the staff should be a bit more concentrated giving out the ordered drinks.
As there are not so many alternatives around you can get something for your belly here.

Yummy food option (lunch and dinner) in Camp Curry. We had dinner 2x here during our Yosemite stay. Our medium pie was piping hot, made to order (aka you have to wait for it to be made! Be patient). Medium pie fed the two of us perfectly. We had done a lot of hiking (example: completed full half dome hike) so if you are looking for a bunch of carbs, this is the route to go. I grew up in NY so clearly I am pizza-​pretentious, but for in-​the-​middle-​of-​nowhere pizza I would give this place 4 stars. Just wish the sauce was not as sweet. There is a lot of outdoor eating area, but beware of the fat squirrels who creepily watch you while you eat.

this place is ridiculously overpriced! small (personal pizza) which serves 4 small slices is $ 8 something. to add any topping besides cheese and red sauce is 90 cents per topping. talk about ridiculous!!! medium=$ 14 something and $ 18 something for large. and the topping price goes up for medium and large pizzas as well. oh and it literally takes an hour to get to the front of the line to order then an additional hour to receive your food.
this place is a total rip off.

Pizza is delicious!!! Ate here two nights in a row! Pizza comes basic with just cheese and additional toppings are extra (price varies depending on pizza size). Quick service, food is great! Can’t complain!

Medium Grundpizza mit Salami und Ananas 20 $…
Aber man saß sehr schön im Grünen, lecker war es auch!!! Und man konnte Eichhörnchen ganz nah bei sich haben: so süß :)

Pizza was delicious, and you can’t beat the location!

Good pizza, no frills– you order at the window and don’t need to dress up. Can have a wait around diner time but not too bad. Lots of outdoor seating. Open late. I think they were still selling at 10pm when we left. Great place to go after a long hike! Bar is right next door too.

Really hits the spot, especially after a long day’s hike. I recommend skipping all the other restaurants in Yosemite Valley and coming straight here!

After a day long hike, this pizza hit the right spot.

I have only had this pizza after hiking 20 miles in a day, and it is the tastiest, most awesome thing in the entire world, washed down with I-don’t-care-what-kind-it-is-except-it’s-cold beer, making it a consistently awesome meal. I have made it a point to never eat here unless I’ve done that hike, so I have to earn it. Even just a regular pepperoni pizza is the stuff of legend after that kind of hiking, and I’m going to keep it that way.

Great pizza for camping and they have reasonable prices.