The 30-Day Tulsa-Area Pizza Challenge

Posted by Adam Kuban, October 22, 2008 at 2:30 PM

You know, too often, pizza outside of New York City or Chicago gets dissed (and, yes, I know this site does a fair amount of the dissing). That's why I love this Oklahoma Chowhound's spirited defense of Sooner State pie—and his or her solution:

I take exception to that edict. Comments like that always seem to come from someone who lived on the coast or in NY, and when they say 'your pizza sucks' we seem to cower and take it without standing up for our pizza restaurants.
I know darn good and well there is good pizza in the Tulsa metropolitan area. I have 4 places I would nominate for above average. And I imagine most Tulsa chows do as well..... however, my challenge is this. In the next 30 days..... try at least 2 more pizza places that you'venever been to before. (non-chain please -- or just strictly local chain) and report back here.

Perfect for National Pizza Month!

4 Comments

Tags: Chowhound, Oklahoma, Tulsa

4 Comments:

Please don't tell me Hideaway or Mazzio's is on your list of good pizza in Tulsa...I worked there for a year - stick to the Rib Crib!

canerosso at 4:54PM on 10/22/08

I could have sworn I saw anothing article above this one, something to do with Chicago..

ratbuddy at 6:06PM on 10/22/08

Had you actually read the Pizza Challenge, you'd see that Hideaway is absolutely on the list of good pizza in Tulsa. Hideaway makes a damn respectable pie.

rcrissinger at 6:06PM on 10/22/08

I missed the hyperlink but read it after I had posted my comment...apologies. However, Hideaway makes their pizzas on screens and runs them through an impinger conveyor belt...so I'm not sure that they make a good pie. I wanted to like it after how much it was hyped by my co-workers in Tulsa - but ehh....

canerosso at 12:34AM on 10/23/08

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