New Mexico — Colorado — Texas
Finding Dion's Locations Across Three States
Dion's operates in New Mexico, Colorado, and Texas. This guide shows where to find a dions restaurant near you, what differs by location, and how to plan carryout, delivery, or dine-in.
A smaller footprint, on purpose
Dion's is a regional chain, not a national one. That smaller footprint is part of why people seek it out. This page explains how to find a location, what varies between restaurants, and how to plan a visit whether you are ordering carryout, delivery, or sitting down with family.
If you are outside the three states, there is not a dion s near you yet. If you are inside them, a two-minute check of hours and services saves the most common frustration — arriving for a service that location does not offer.
Home base: Albuquerque, NM
Open daily: 10:30 – 22:00
Start with the flagship address
Our reference point in Albuquerque helps first-time visitors orient. Use it for directions, then pick the dining room closest to you.
1001 4th St NW, Albuquerque, NM 87102, USA+1-505-858-0000
Monday – Sunday: 10:30 – 22:00 Browse the menu
Where we serve
Three states. Familiar rooms. No coast-to-coast sprawl.
Coverage
Where Dion's operates
Dion's serves customers in New Mexico, Colorado, and Texas. New Mexico is the home base, which is why the brand still reads as a regional chain. Colorado and Texas extend that footprint without turning it into a coast-to-coast operation.
Limits
Outside the three states
If you are outside those states, there is not a dion's near you yet. That is worth knowing before you plan around it. Visitors often check before a road trip so they can time a stop where locations actually exist.
Trade-off
Why the regional footprint matters
Fewer locations means the chain does not compete on sheer coverage. What it can do is keep menu and experience consistent. If you had a good meal at one dions, another location should feel familiar — that consistency is the trade for not being on every corner.
New Mexico locations
New Mexico is where Dion's started, so the concentration is highest here. Albuquerque is the natural starting point if you want to understand what the chain is about.
Not every neighborhood has one, so check before you go. Local regulars know their nearest room already — visitors are the ones who need to plan, especially around lunch and dinner rushes.
Contact us with a question
Colorado locations
Colorado extends the footprint north of New Mexico. The locations serve the same menu — pizza, salads, and subs — with a regional feel rather than an app-first national flow.
Specific options including delivery can differ by restaurant. Confirm with the specific dions location before you rely on a particular service.
Texas locations
Texas is the eastern edge of the footprint. The menu carries over, but specifics of each restaurant can vary by site and shift.
Planning a group order here? Confirm capacity and options first, especially for larger orders. Assuming every site runs the identical service model is the common planning mistake.
See catering and family mealsWhat varies between restaurants
Normal for a regional chain. Check the mix before you drive.
Carryout
The most common option across dion s rooms. Order ahead when you can so the food is ready at the counter when you arrive.
Delivery zones
Delivery is location-specific. Confirm the restaurant delivers to your address — zones do not stretch across town just because you are in the same city.
Dine-in and hours
Dine-in and hours can differ, especially around holidays. If you are eating in, check both. Each room serves a slightly different mix, from lunch crowds to family dinner traffic.
Planning a visit
Three quick checks prevent almost every disappointment. Pick your path, then confirm the details with the room you chose.
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Eating in
Check hours and dine-in availability, then allow time for peak dinner lines.
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Picking up
Order ahead so pizza, salad, and subs land together and stay hot.
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Ordering delivery
Confirm the location delivers to your street. Zones are drawn tight around each store.
Reference location
1001 4th St NW, Albuquerque, NM 87102, USA
Monday – Sunday: 10:30 – 22:00 · +1-505-858-0000
For visitors and new residents
Just moved to New Mexico, Colorado, or Texas — or passing through? Try dions as a regional alternative to the national chains you already know.
The menu runs broader than pizza alone, which makes it easier to bring a group with different tastes. Start with the location nearest you, order a pizza plus a salad or sub, and you will get a fair sense of what the chain does.
Good first order
One pizza to share, one salad or sub for the table — the fastest way to learn the menu.
Common questions about orderingLocation questions, answered
Short answers that help you plan. For anything specific, call the room you plan to visit.
Which states have Dion's locations?
Dion's operates in New Mexico, Colorado, and Texas. New Mexico is the home base, with Colorado and Texas extending the footprint.
Do all locations offer delivery?
Not necessarily. Delivery availability can vary by restaurant, so confirm with the specific location before you plan a delivery order.
Can I dine in at every Dion's?
Dine-in availability can differ by location, as can hours. Check the specific restaurant before you go, especially on holidays.
What if there's no Dion's in my state?
Then there isn't a location near you. The footprint is limited to the three states listed, which fits the regional model — plan a stop when you travel through.
Find your room, then come hungry
Pick the nearest location, confirm hours and services, and bring the group. Questions about [email protected] orders or large pickups are welcome.