Question: Have you ever met anyone who doesn’t like pizza? No way, right? Whether you’re a carnivore, vegan, or vegetarian, there is a perfect and delicious pie for you, making it a universal favorite! That said, grab your friends and treat them to this ultimate pizza journey through Colorado:

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  1. Fargo’s (Colorado Springs)

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TripAdvisor/Zalster For delicious pizza with a side of epic atmosphere (a la Victorian-era decor and seating for up to 500 pizza enthusiasts), Fargo’s is the place to be, making it a no-brainer in terms of where to begin our road trip! Do you need another reason to visit? Fargo’s offers 25 different kinds of homemade pies.

  1. Bino’s Pizza (Kiowa)

Google/Jordan Manwaring

Bino’s Pizza Facebook After visiting the big city, it’s time to head to a charming small town for their take on pizza! Located in Kiowa, Bino’s is your go-to for all things “Hot. Fresh. Delicious,” including their gigantic traditional and specialty pies (like the pictured Cow Puncher with brisket, mushrooms, onions, and mozzarella and cheddar cheeses).

  1. Flying J Truck Stop (Aurora and Limon)

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Pilot Flying J Delicious pizza from a truck stop… is there such a thing? Believe it or not, there is, thanks to the expansive Flying J Truck Stop and its pizzas by the slice or the pie. Our favorite part? The braided crust!

  1. Beau Jo’s (Idaho Springs)

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TripAdvisor/A M You didn’t think we’d have a pizza road trip without stopping at Colorado’s very own Beau Jo’s, did you? Located in Idaho Springs (plus Fort Collins, Evergreen, Arvada, Longmont, and Steamboat Springs), Beau Jo’s specializes in Mountain-style pies with thick and dippable crust and always fresh toppings.

  1. NY’s Original Pizza (Broomfield)

Google/Glenn Connaughton

Google/Kevin Hulquest Colorado-style pizza is obviously our favorite; however, even we must admit that the New York-style pizza from NY’s Original is pretty darn crave-able.

  1. Totally 80’s Pizza (Fort Collins)

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Google/Frank Thomas It’s a pizzeria! It’s an 80’s museum! It’s a totally tubular dining experience! Whether or not you were an 80’s kid, you are guaranteed to love your visit to Totally ’80s, thanks to not only the rad ambiance but also the gnarly pizza selection.

For even more delicious Centennial State road trips, check out The Most Delicious Colorado Road Trip Takes You To 6 Hole-In-The-Wall BBQ Restaurants.

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Address: Beau Jo’s Idaho Springs, 1517 Miner St, Idaho Springs, CO 80452, USAAddress: Totally 80’s Pizza & Museum, 2567 S Shields St Unit 4C, Fort Collins, CO 80526, USAAddress: Fargo’s Pizza, 2910 E Platte Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80909, USAAddress: Original Pizza, 1300 W Midway Blvd, Broomfield, CO 80020, USAAddress: Bino’s Pizza, 318 S Comanche St, Kiowa, CO 80117, USAAddress: Flying J Travel Center, 16751 E 32nd Ave, Aurora, CO 80011, USA

Google Maps The link to the original map can be found here.

  1. Fargo’s (Colorado Springs)

TripAdvisor/kthmiles

TripAdvisor/Zalster For delicious pizza with a side of epic atmosphere (a la Victorian-era decor and seating for up to 500 pizza enthusiasts), Fargo’s is the place to be, making it a no-brainer in terms of where to begin our road trip! Do you need another reason to visit? Fargo’s offers 25 different kinds of homemade pies.

  1. Bino’s Pizza (Kiowa)

Google/Jordan Manwaring

Bino’s Pizza Facebook After visiting the big city, it’s time to head to a charming small town for their take on pizza! Located in Kiowa, Bino’s is your go-to for all things “Hot. Fresh. Delicious,” including their gigantic traditional and specialty pies (like the pictured Cow Puncher with brisket, mushrooms, onions, and mozzarella and cheddar cheeses).

  1. Flying J Truck Stop (Aurora and Limon)

Google/andriy modnyy

Pilot Flying J Delicious pizza from a truck stop… is there such a thing? Believe it or not, there is, thanks to the expansive Flying J Truck Stop and its pizzas by the slice or the pie. Our favorite part? The braided crust!

  1. Beau Jo’s (Idaho Springs)

TripAdvisor/ColoradoYankee

TripAdvisor/A M You didn’t think we’d have a pizza road trip without stopping at Colorado’s very own Beau Jo’s, did you? Located in Idaho Springs (plus Fort Collins, Evergreen, Arvada, Longmont, and Steamboat Springs), Beau Jo’s specializes in Mountain-style pies with thick and dippable crust and always fresh toppings.

  1. NY’s Original Pizza (Broomfield)

Google/Glenn Connaughton

Google/Kevin Hulquest Colorado-style pizza is obviously our favorite; however, even we must admit that the New York-style pizza from NY’s Original is pretty darn crave-able.

  1. Totally 80’s Pizza (Fort Collins)

Google/Jeff Schmidt

Google/Frank Thomas It’s a pizzeria! It’s an 80’s museum! It’s a totally tubular dining experience! Whether or not you were an 80’s kid, you are guaranteed to love your visit to Totally ’80s, thanks to not only the rad ambiance but also the gnarly pizza selection.

For even more delicious Centennial State road trips, check out The Most Delicious Colorado Road Trip Takes You To 6 Hole-In-The-Wall BBQ Restaurants.

Google Maps

The link to the original map can be found here.

TripAdvisor/kthmiles

TripAdvisor/Zalster

For delicious pizza with a side of epic atmosphere (a la Victorian-era decor and seating for up to 500 pizza enthusiasts), Fargo’s is the place to be, making it a no-brainer in terms of where to begin our road trip! Do you need another reason to visit? Fargo’s offers 25 different kinds of homemade pies.

Google/Jordan Manwaring

Bino’s Pizza Facebook

After visiting the big city, it’s time to head to a charming small town for their take on pizza! Located in Kiowa, Bino’s is your go-to for all things “Hot. Fresh. Delicious,” including their gigantic traditional and specialty pies (like the pictured Cow Puncher with brisket, mushrooms, onions, and mozzarella and cheddar cheeses).

Google/andriy modnyy

Pilot Flying J

Delicious pizza from a truck stop… is there such a thing? Believe it or not, there is, thanks to the expansive Flying J Truck Stop and its pizzas by the slice or the pie. Our favorite part? The braided crust!

TripAdvisor/ColoradoYankee

TripAdvisor/A M

You didn’t think we’d have a pizza road trip without stopping at Colorado’s very own Beau Jo’s, did you? Located in Idaho Springs (plus Fort Collins, Evergreen, Arvada, Longmont, and Steamboat Springs), Beau Jo’s specializes in Mountain-style pies with thick and dippable crust and always fresh toppings.

Google/Glenn Connaughton

Google/Kevin Hulquest

Colorado-style pizza is obviously our favorite; however, even we must admit that the New York-style pizza from NY’s Original is pretty darn crave-able.

Google/Jeff Schmidt

Google/Frank Thomas

It’s a pizzeria! It’s an 80’s museum! It’s a totally tubular dining experience! Whether or not you were an 80’s kid, you are guaranteed to love your visit to Totally ’80s, thanks to not only the rad ambiance but also the gnarly pizza selection.