Rolling Pin Bakery & Deli

I’m addicted to the Aztec quiche. There, I said it. OMG so yummy, so flaky, cheesy, green chile goodness! I love everything on the menu (the soups, oh my) but you’re missing out if you don’t go for breakfast. Fast service. PLEASANT service. Fresh everything. Guatemalan coffee. Usually four kinds of quiche, cinnamon rolls the size of your face, scones, danish… all made fresh by hand with love every day.

Fabulous! Great food; special care is taken in every step. Homemade honey wheat bread. Just wonderful. Great sandwiches, soups, and cookies. Love it!

Best sandwich shop in Bartlesville. Not a huge fan of their hot sandwiches, but the breads are delicious. Love having a cookie included in my lunch special.

I love this place! A colleague took me here for lunch one day. It was crazy packed when we got there, but the woman at the counter was still so nice to explain everything to me since it was my first visit. I got the quiche and stuffed BBQ sandwich. The ham and zucchini quiche was perfect! The BBQ sandwich was equally delicious. I’m definitely trying the rest of the stuffed sandwiches the next time I make a trip! Stay tuned.

Oh Rolling Pin I miss you. I find myself craving your stuffed sandwiches like nobody’s business! Also the best quiche I have ever had and I love me some quiche. The quiche and half and sandwich combo was just perfect, only $ 8.10. I had it every Wednesday for like months.
It’s really unfair how a project ends and you can’t go to another state just for their awesome sandwiches.

Here’s the deal, they make their bread from scratch. Literally from scratch. They grind the flour themselves. It’s a beautiful thing!
Awesome lunch specials. Everything here is good. Faves are the hot sandwiches and the soups. Every day is a different soup. All fresh ingredients on the sandwiches too. Breakfast items are also, you guessed it, fresh baked. Great spot for lunch or breakfast. Quiche is really good with a light, flaky crust.
Perfect little sandwich shop. You won’t want to miss it.

Every now and then you find a place that goes above and beyond with their customer service. The Rolling Pin is that kind of place! I live in Corpus Christi Texas, my mother-​in-​law lives in Bartlesville and has cancer. I wanted to get a good, warm, comfort food meal to her. I called The Rolling Pin and asked if there was anyway they could deliver for me. They were so gracious, so kind and went above and beyond to help me. I am forever a loyal customer. Thank you!!!

Havent found something I didnt like yet. Thursday is my fave w their santfa soup! A must eat place in Bartlesville!

Great lunch spot!
Food — I inevitably get a turkey sandwich every time, but you can spice it up with different breads (rosemary olive!) and toppings, and my friends have said good things about the hot sandwiches and quiches.
Price point — great, reasonable for lunch ($ 5 – 10)
Service — fast and friendly; the line does stretch to the door around noon, but if you go early (11ish) or late (1 – 2), you can walk right up, order and get your sandwich in 5 minutes or less
Atmosphere — cute, a little deli-​ish but a reasonably sized seating area. Apparently there’s live music on Friday at lunch as well!
Fun fact — you can check the Bartlesville app to see what hot sandwiches/​quiches they have left — and reserve them before coming in

I was passing through Bartlesville to see the Price tower by FLWright and stumbled across the bakery. The food was so fabuluous that I ordered a sandwich for lunch right after eating a pastry for breakfast. A great find and I will remember the chicken salad on cinnamon bread for a long time.

Favorite place to eat downtown! Get the veggies and hummus as your side with the sandwich! It is sooo good!

The Rolling Pin continues to be a favorite spot for the lunch crowd. I have to get my fix at least once a week. Their tuna salad is tops. I have had it on most all of their home-​made breads: Rosemary Olive, Country White, Cheddar, and Tomato Basil. I also have it with one of their delicious soups. Last week I got the last of the Tuscany, a creamy tomato base topped with grated cheese and home-​made croutons. Everything is great.
That may be why the line stretches outside the door and down the street on nice days. You won’t be disappointed.

Every time I’m in town, I HAVE to stop by Rolling Pin to get my fix. I dream about their BBQ hot sandwiches. It’s a cute little shop that has always been a popular lunch spot to the locals. Their hot sandwiches remind me of kolaches (a Texas thing) where the sandwich contents are baked into a bread bun. They have a variety of cold and hot sandwiches available, delicious daly soups to try, and fresh baked cookies if you still have room!
Just an FYI, because it’s a happening lunch place, they only make a set number of hot sandwiches per day, and you can tell because the order taker marks off on a list how many people are ordering. If you go too late, it’s a possiblity they may be out of the one you want.
Also, they make fresh homemade bread loaves that you can buy there as well and enjoy at home.
I would give them 5-​stars, but some of the soups have been less than par… but maybe they’ve figured out the ones that work (e.g. the italian tomato soup I had the other day topped with croutons and cheese was so yummy!)

This place is ok. I had jury duty last year during the NBA (2007 – 2008) playoffs. At noon, this place was packed. I mean packed. I ordered the soup and ham and cheese stuffed sandwich. It was ok. I’d like to go back to sample the bread selections but there just hasnt been any time to do so.

My previous 3-​star review was based on the Harvest Soup being terrible. Little did I know that Rolling Pin has the most incredible sandwich! Order the tuna. Order it on one of the daily breads. Tuna on Cheddar Garlic with Provolone, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, and Olives! Oh, it was such a mighty fine sandwich. The stuffed sandwiches are great, but you’re really making a mistake by passing up the tuna.

The Rolling Pin will forever be a lunchtime favorite for my girlfriends and I.
The quaint environment paired with polite, charming service and a fresh menu of homemade favorites makes this place feel like Grandma’s.
The scent of freshly baked bread and bubbling soup greets you from outside the door. Chatter from various downtown employees on their lunch break, often meeting up with family or friends, fills the room with a welcoming hum as you gaze up at the chalkboard menu display on the kitchen front, filled with delicious soup, sandwich, and dessert options all made with fresh, creative ingredients.
I’ve had several meals here, including their Hot Stuffed Sandwiches. These are absolutely delectable! My favorite flavor is the Basil Chicken, but believe me – you can’t go wrong with any of them. The bread is perfectly baked and slightly sweet, and the filling inside is the perfect consistency. Not too soupy, and not too thick with lots of flavor.
Recently, I tried the Soup of the Day and was not at all disappointed. It was Friday, so I tried the 12 oz. Tuscan Tomato for only $ 2.95! It was plenty for lunch, as it was incredibly hearty, wholesome, and filling. It was topped with croutons and cheese and was the most satisfying $ 3 ever spent.
This place is a gem in the heart of downtown Bartlesville and makes for a perfect lunchtime meet up with friends. It is cheaper than Jude’s with a larger seating capacity and while it does not offer coffee choices, the menu offers many more fresh combinations of breads, meats, and cheeses. I will certainly be coming back here – many more Soups to try!