3 Best Pizza Places in Tulsa, OK

“Andolini's Pizzeria provides specialty pizzas cooked up with homemade mozzarella cheese in a bustling locale. Jim & Mike Bausch are the owners of the restaurant. The two brothers grew up in Jersey and spent time on the West Coast, too, and bring the full range of great pizza and Italian cuisine to their restaurants in the Tulsa metro. All their pizzas are prepared using special pizza dough, crusts, sauces, dressings, and mozzarella cheese. Andolini's Pizzeria is the ideal place to enjoy a mouthwatering menu with family and friends. They are also serving in Oklahoma locations. The restaurant offers happy hour and vegan-friendly menus.”

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“Savastano's is a casual pizza restaurant that offers Chicago-style pizzas along with American classics and salad-bar fare. The restaurant is located in PostRock Plaza. For more than three decades, their dad, Frank Savastano, kept a special dream on a slow simmer. Savor their Chicago Slaughterhouse, which is a thin crust pizza loaded with Italian sausage, pepperoni, crumbled meatball, Canadian bacon, and bacon. Savastano's provides catering services for any size of your group of people, such as anniversaries and holidays. The Savastano family has been dedicated to recreating the unique tastes and the warm, relaxing energy of Frank’s hometown of Chicago.”

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“Hideaway Pizza is a local chain pizza restaurant featuring build-your-own pies, a variety of Italian fare, and a kids' menu. Their team of chefs is professional at serving up a unique and vibrant experience. Hideaway Pizza offers a wide range of pasta, sandwiches, starters, salads, and desserts. All their pizzas are made using their classic red sauce, which is slow-simmered for maximum flavor. They use their traditional oven for baking pizzas. Hideaway Pizza also has locations in South Memorial, Tulsa Hills, Owasso, Broken Arrow, and more. The restaurant offers craft and local beer, a full bar, great lunch specials, catering, and the best happy hour in town, all under one roof.”

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