Hideaway Pizza

Not that great. Over the years and ever since it went franchise the food has gotten consistently worse. It’s not even close to the original pizza that started it all in Stillwater, OK and we used to eat there a lot. Barely any sauce, chewy over baked dough, mystery sausage.

One of my favorite pizza places. The pizzas are great. The fried mushrooms & cheese soufflé are incredible!
Great atmosphere & clean as well

Great pizza great food great people. Highly recommend it. Thanks for a wonderful meal.

This place has the best gluten free pizza in Tulsa! It’s thin, crispy crust hits the spot whenever I need to satisfy an urge for Italian. Food. I love the variety of toppings they offer and the service is always fast and friendly. Their hand tossed pizza is also excellent if you have a more doughy desire. One of my favorite places for a casual dining experience.

A really good pizza. Wasn’t sure about white Alfredo sauce and spinach. But am a new fan of the Paradise Pizza. Great fried mushrooms. The kids who serve are great and fast.

The pizza is delicious. It has kind of a high school/​family vibe. The service is good but slow. There was a graduation party going on in a pretty large back room, so it seemed like this would be a good place for a large group to come and have plenty of room.

I’ve lived in California, Oregon, Oklahoma, Chicago, and the Washington DC. Hideaway pizza has a style for every pizza palate. Their appetizers and their pizza are awesome. I’ve been there three times with a group of ten or more. The service is always outstanding.

The food is good but the service is so Terrible. I have been sitting for 30 minutes waiting for my online order. It was not taken to the back to make until I got here and asked for my order. They said the online pricing did not match their register. So no food was made. I won’t order anything take out from here again.

Take out here is great! I’ve bought all their salads to go and occasionally they will leave and item off a salad?
Inside seating your subject to undertrained teenagers! Fairly clean and same olé food for ever!

Tried the paradise pie and it was delicious. Also got an order of fried mushrooms and they were the best. The service was a little slow, but they apologized for that and made sure we were all good. Great place for kids or large groups. They have a wide variety of pizzas to choose from, and have a pretty good lunch special. Best fried mushrooms and delicious pizza!

Excellent service, best pizza in T Town

Worst pizza I have ever had. Crust was like bread dough and really thick. Toppings were mediocre — no flavor — sausage was stale and from frozen. I was so disgusted I threw the pizzas away — could not eat them. Chicken wings were stale — warmed up — definitely not freshly fried. I found three shards of bone — almost broke a tooth! Very disappointed — sad, sad, sad. The big chains are better, and that is saying a lot.

Service was spotty,
The order was incomplete,
Taste over shortfalls.

The pizza was so good. They had different flavors that you don’t normally see on pizza. But it was so good,

I’ve eaten here several times and the quality of the food is excellent. One time I was waiting on a carry out order and it took longer than it should have, but the manager gave me a 5 dollar gift card, offered me a drink and apologized for my wait. This is the only problem that I’ve ever had here, but it shows that they care about their customers. The staff is very friendly.

Hideaway is my favorite pizza in Tulsa…

I got my favorite pizza here and loved every bite of it. The specialty pizzas are the way to go around here and if you bring someone else along the lunch specials are decently priced.

Yuck.
We’ve had Hideaway Pizza 3x (with friends and neighbors), and I can’t believe that so many Tulsan’s like this stuff.
I am a bit of a pizza snob after eating in Brooklyn pizzerias for 15 years of my life… this stuff is just cardboard and no better than Dominos or Pizza Hut. It’s on par with frozen grocery store pizza. Yuck, just yuck.
The crust is thick and bready, not chewy as it should be. It’s flavorless. The sauce tastes canned. The cheese is stingy. The pizzas are over baked.
I would never buy this pizza myself.
So far the best Tulsa pizza options I have found are NYC Pizza on Harvard (GREAT, just tell them to take it easy on the Oregano), and Uncle Vinny’s on 71^st street (a close second).

My part of 4 adults and two kids under 4 stopped by on a Friday night. It was quite busy, but we were seated right away.
Beverages– Pepsi products (matter of taste, but a negative in my book). Wine selection was small, but surpisingly good choices for a small, casual restaurant
Fried ravioli– breading was too thick but sauce was tasty
Pizza– We ordered the hand-​tossed crust for a few different small pizzas. The toppings were plentiful, sauce flavorful, and the crust nice and chewy. They also offer a thin crust option for the crazies who like their pizza to taste like it’s on a cracker. (Hand-​tossed is NOT dough overload like deep dish/​Chicago pizza.)
Kids info– they offer balloons to kids with their choice of colors, and are willing to tine out the wailing hysterics of kids who don’t see their color choice. They’ll gladly fetch a fresh ballon in the requested hue, so no need for the precious ankle-​buyers to fret a second longer. Second to balloons in importance, they also have decent menu options for the wee ones.
* Overall, I’d say it’s a 5star if you are with kids and probably a 3star if not. So, I averaged the two and gave them a 4.