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Title: Top Ten Pizza Places in Tulsa According to Tulsaworld Post by: brettakins on November 25, 2014, 06:23:10 am http://www.tulsaworld.com/communities/bixby/tulsa-s-best-pizzas/collection_b64803f5-a98e-5ccf-9ea6-d3f509380269.html (http://www.tulsaworld.com/communities/bixby/tulsa-s-best-pizzas/collection_b64803f5-a98e-5ccf-9ea6-d3f509380269.html)
Quote Savastano's, 105th Street and Memorial Drive It's located on the border of Bixby, but this shop's heart is definitely in Chicago. Savastano's is famous for its deep-dish pies, but its thin-crust pizzas are just as authentic and flavorful. Here, with cheese, sausage, mushrooms and peppers.
Quote Hideaway, seven locations in the Tulsa area Purists insist that the only authentic Hideaway Pizza can be had at the original Stillwater location. However, this Oklahoma institution makes great pies wherever you may find it. The Paradise Pie and Pizza of the Gods are perennial favorites, while the Cimarron, with meatballs, jalapenos and and alfredo sauce, is worth checking out.
Quote Andolini's, 1552 E. 15th St.; 12149 E. 96th St. North, Owasso Andolini's has been steadily raising its pizza-making into an artform since opening in Owasso and expanding to Cherry Street in Tulsa. Its specialty pizza employ ingredients you don't find just anywhere, like the Porchetta, which has sliced pork roast stuffed with prosciutto, pancetta, pecorino, lemon peel, garlic, thyme, sage and topped with house-made mozzarella.
Quote Umberto's, 3228 E. 21st St. The unpretentious exterior — and, let's be honest, equally unprepossessing interior — belie the quality of the pies Umberto's produces: a thin, East Coast-style crust topped with a surprisingly sweet tomato sauce. Some fans prefer the shop's calzones to the pizza, but for most patrons, it's all about the pie. Here, the Supreme.
Quote Joe Momma's,112 S. Elgin Ave. Joe Momma's earned some national attention when its Incinerator Pizza made an appearance on the "Man vs. Food" series. Just as tasty, if not as spicy, is the Thai Chicken Pizza, that may be the best fusion concept on a brick-oven baked crust you can find. And don't miss the Momma's Bread.
Quote D'Oro's Pizza, 6380 E. 31st St. D'Oro advertises itself as a Chicago-style pizzeria, and in some ways it is. The crust is thick, almost breadlike, and deeper than flatbread pizza but not as tall as one generally pictures a deep-dish pizza. The sauce, seasoned with oregano, rosemary and other spices, is mildly sweet, and the cheese is a six-cheese blend. Rather than compare it to a specific style, probably it is best to view the pizzas as uniquely D'Oro. And definitely delicious. Here, the Supreme pizza.
Quote Gaetano's Pizzeria and Creamery, 12141 S. Elm St., Jenks Gaetano's has everything from subs and pasta to its 16 ice cream flavors shipped specially for Gaetano's from Wisconsin. But it's the pizza that keeps people coming back. Try the Iron City Meat Fest pizza with pepperoni, Canadian bacon, pork sausage, Italian sausage, hamburger and bacon.
Quote Hey Mambo, 114 N. Boston Ave. The cozy space that is Hey Mambo in the Brady Arts District is known for its pasta and brick-oven pizzas. The Center of the Universe pie, named after the neighborhood landmark, has pesto cream, artichokes, spinach, pepper bacon, prosciutto, Roma tomatoes and Feta. Enough said
Quote Ken's Pizza at Mazzio's, locations throughout the Tulsa area Mazzio's has become a national chain with outlets in six states, but recently in Tulsa it revived the pizza that started it all — the wafer-thin crust pie with the sharp peppery sauce that Ken Selby developed and sold at his Ken's Pizza parlors. It's a bit of Tulsa pizza history. Honorable mention: Mazzio's Greek-style pizza is one staffer's weekly go-to order.
Quote NYC Pizza, 4775 S. Harvard Ave. [/list]A few places in town claim to serve authentic New York style pizza, and they do a decent job. But here is the real deal. NYC Pizza offers the traditional thin-style crust, along with Sicilian style pizza, with a thick, square crust that's somewhat akin to foccacia Title: Re: Top Ten Pizza Places in Tulsa According to Tulsaworld Post by: RecycleMichael on November 25, 2014, 05:25:59 pm I am OK with that list.
I would probably change the order at top a little and drop Savastano's down, but the rest is OK. I would find a way to add Mario's, La Roma, and Pie Hole and drop Ken's of Mazzio's off. Title: Re: Top Ten Pizza Places in Tulsa According to Tulsaworld Post by: Gaspar on November 26, 2014, 07:59:56 am I just had about the best pizza I've ever had at a place called Napa Flats on about 98th and Riverside (in that King's Landing center). They make all of their own cheese every day.
Meatballs were really good too. They also have a complete gelato bar. Prices are very reasonable. They buy decent wines by the barrel and offer them on tap, charged with nitrogen. They also have a great bottled wine bar selection, and you can order a tray of flights to taste. Only been there once, but I can't say enough about the experience. Title: Re: Top Ten Pizza Places in Tulsa According to Tulsaworld Post by: Breadburner on November 26, 2014, 11:22:25 am Nitrogen....Pffffttttt.....!!!
Title: Re: Top Ten Pizza Places in Tulsa According to Tulsaworld Post by: carltonplace on December 01, 2014, 12:42:41 pm No idea why Ken's is on this list. Not at all cromulent.
Title: Re: Top Ten Pizza Places in Tulsa According to Tulsaworld Post by: Townsend on December 01, 2014, 01:06:05 pm No idea why Ken's is on this list. Not at all cromulent. Well done Title: Re: Top Ten Pizza Places in Tulsa According to Tulsaworld Post by: Breadburner on June 03, 2018, 08:13:06 pm Minute Man in Prattville is still the best...
Title: Re: Top Ten Pizza Places in Tulsa According to Tulsaworld Post by: Sulivant & Sulivant Investigations on December 05, 2018, 10:14:37 pm NYC Pizza has the best cannolis in town.
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