Tin Plate Pizza

110 S Ridge Street Breckenridge, Colorado 80424

Hours

Open Sunday - Thursday 11:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Friday & Saturday 11:30 a.m. - 9 p.m.

About

"There's gold in them thar hills!" While the saying is attributed to a work by Mark Twain, it's probably what Tom Groves and Harry Litton shouted 135 years ago.

The two miners discovered a 13-pound chunk of gold near Breckenridge. It would prove to be the largest discovery in Colorado and aptly named "Tom's Baby."

With a tip of the hat to these prospectors, Tin Plate Pizza was opened in 2021. Owners James and Meagan Harris worked with architects and designers to maintain the 138-year-old log home's rustic character while bringing amenities into the 21st century.

But a classic, vibey building will only get you so far in the restaurant business. It's the food that has to impress.

With that in mind, James and Meagan use the freshest locally sourced ingredients and a secret dough recipe for their pies. That, coupled with their unique combinations of toppings and smoky, crispy crusts, have won the hearts of locals and tourists.

But there's more than just pizza in this place. The family-owned restaurant is committed to the community by hosting local fundraising events.

Whether you're a lifelong resident of Summit County or a visitor passing through, visit Tin Plate Pizza for a tasty meal as rich as the gold mined from Colorado.

Vibe

When you step into Tin Plate Pizza, you're welcomed by a lively, inviting ambiance that perfectly embodies the casual, upbeat spirit of a classic pizza joint. The log cabin exterior immediately sets the tone. One might think they were back in time, about to enter an eatery pioneers frequent.

Inside, the open layout is filled with the tantalizing aroma of fresh pizza. The interior is a modern fusion of industrial chic and warm, vintage charm. The decor creates a comfortable, relaxed atmosphere that instantly makes you feel at home. One could picture having a casual meal with friends or an intimate dinner for two.

When the weather suits, dine al fresco beneath dangling lights on the small back patio. It's the perfect space to top off your adventures in Summit County.

Tin Plate Pizza has an ambiance that brings people together, where every visit feels like a celebration. Add to that their delicious pizza, and it's no wonder that Tin Plate Pizza is heralded as the place to dine.

Tin Plate Pizza: Menu & Drinks

While you can order traditional pizzas like pepperoni or veggie, consider expanding your palate with some of their unique offerings.

With another tip of the hat to prospectors Tom and Harry, try the standout Tom's Baby. This gold mine of a feast showcases demi-glace, caramelized onions, roasted mushrooms, caciocavallo cheese, gold-wrapped flank steak, blue cheese, and truffle sea salt.

Another unique pie is the Pineapple Pancetta. This taste sensation uses roasted pineapple sauce, pancetta, pickled jalapeno, tomato, mozzarella, pickled red onion, and lime zest. It's the perfect combination of sweet-meets-heat.

Specialty cocktails abound at Tin Plate Pizza. The Gold Rush is a refreshing blend of Tin Cup Whisky, lemon, honey, and mint.

The Chai Manhattan is a spin on an old classic. The cocktail consists of Chai liqueur, Carpano sweet vermouth, Concierge bourbon, and orange bitters. The

Whether it's the mouthwatering pizza, the eclectic drink offerings, or the lively atmosphere, Tin Plate Pizza has mastered the recipe for a memorable dining experience. Come for the food, stay for the vibe, and find a new favorite hangout.

Local Tips

  • Tin Plate Pizza tends to get busy during dinner hours, so plan your visit accordingly to avoid long waiting times.
  • Their rotating specials are always a hit. Don't miss out on trying something new and exciting!
  • If you're in a hurry or prefer to enjoy your pizza at home, Tin Plate Pizza offers a convenient takeout option.
  • A seasonal menu is available for unique spins using locally sourced ingredients.
  • Consider hosting a private event at Tin Plate Pizza.

Location

110 S Ridge Street Breckenridge, Colorado 80424

Frequently Asked Questions

Flying into Denver International Airport provides the easiest route. From there, you can rent a car or book a mountain shuttle for the scenic two-hour drive (about 100 miles) west along Interstate 70 straight into town.

Others may choose to fly to Colorado Springs, located 115 miles southeast of Breckenridge, taking US-24 and CO-9 through the Alma and Fairplay.


As a four-season mountain destination, anytime is a good time to visit Breckenridge.

  • Winter, and into early Spring, provides perfect conditions for skiing, with peak snowfall between December and March.
  • Summer brings mild weather from June to August for hiking and festivals, along with endless outdoor activities.
  • Fall is the ideal time to experience the golden hue of aspens turning - mid-to-late September. Plus, this is when there are generally fewer crowds and lingering warm weather.

Purchase lift tickets online through the Breckenridge Ski Resort website or the Epic Pass platform. Buying tickets in advance secures the best daily rates and guarantees mountain access during busy holiday weekends.

The town sits at an elevation of 9,600 feet above sea level, while the ski resort reaches almost 13,000 feet. Visitors should drink plenty of water and allow time to adjust to the high altitude.

Yes. Visitors enjoy snowmobiling, dog sledding, and ice skating. Historic Main Street features excellent shopping, diverse dining options, and local arts, providing plenty of entertainment off the slopes for every guest.

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