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P-Town Pizza

4.1 (227 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
Updated 1 week ago

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Julie W.

P-Town is located on the second floor in the downtown area of charming Pawhuska. The town itself is getting a much needed revival with repaved streets and new businesses. P-Town is owned by Ree Drummond who is well known for her show, The Pioneer Woman, on the Food Network. The menu has some tantalizing pizza combinations along with some old favorites. We ordered the steakhouse pizza. For a person that only eats traditional pizza combos- I have to admit this was the most flavorful pizza I've eaten. It was loaded with medium-rare beef sliced thin, mushroom chips, red onions, tangy sauces among other goodies. I definitely recommend it. They also have a full bar. I tried the ranch water- purported to be a favorite of Ree's and it was a refreshing addition to the warm weather. They also offer a selection of craft Oklahoma beers. The service was great. We sat outside on the second story balcony to eat. Which was nice because it was shaded from the evening sun.

Pizza was ok
Kim M.

Got food poisoning from the lasagna! Staff wasn't all that friendly. Was expecting top quality and was very disappointed. Wanted to go to The Mercantile but they close early. Pawhuska Oklahoma was very disappointing.

Kendra A.

Disappointed, the wings were not crispy and the salad did not a "zesty" vinaigrette as we looked forward to. The steakhouse pizza saved the meal, very delicious from the tender steak to the crispy mushrooms. The server was sweet and we love the exposed brick and the bright windows, however, the flies in here are numerous and ruthless. I suggest getting the fly fans for the tables or some alternative.

Cheese Pizza
Jennifer M.

First night in Pawhuska and there isn't much open for dinner on Mondays!!! But we got in at PTown Pizza (owned by Ree Drummond) The Wedge Salad was good!!! The Chicken Wings were Hot and Crispy.... We got all sauces on the side and we really didn't like any of them.. we prefer the wings plain and dipped in the Ranch or Blue Cheese!!! We opted for a plain cheese pizza which was yummy!!! My drink of Jim Beam, Toasted Carmel syrup was Amazing!!! Gold Rush!!!! Tip: this restaurant is on the 2nd floor and you have to take steps. It is not handicapped accessible!!!

Buffalo Wings
Krista R.

Located downtown on the upper level of the building. Cute exposed brick with a dining room open to the area that houses the pizza oven. The stairs leading into the restaurant seem like they could be dangerous after a few drinks, but there are handrails! There's a nice size bar, a couple smaller dining rooms, followed by a larger dining room and an outdoor balcony. We showed up a little after lunch time on a Friday afternoon and we're seated immediately. The server was at our table within moments of sitting and took our drink order. She explained the seasonal drink was a competition among the servers and she was "losing." She was very sweet about it, but I did feel pressured to try it, even though the lemonade was more than enough for me. On that note, the lemonade was delicious and perfectly sweet. The buffalo wings are maybe the best I've ever had. The skin stayed crispy and the buffalo sauce was spectacular. The pizza was made with fig jam, prosciutto, and fresh arugula. It was very good, but I think a bit of crispy prosciutto would give it a little extra texture. The crust was thin and light and just the way I like it. If I ever come through Pawhuska again, you can bet you'll find me here.

Black olive and sausage pizza
Steve O.

Tip number one go here on a weekday for lunch, there is no wait. In the evening when we went it was always an hour plus wait. The pizza is great and everyone who goes here raves about it. Our server was great and checked on us frequently. The cook ruined the Steakhouse pizza by dumping what had to be over a cup of mushroom chips on it. When I brought it to our servers attention, he just said sorry about that and walked away.

Margarita

Staying at The Boarding House and had reservations for dinner. Margaritas, house Chardonnay, and 2 old fashioneds got us started with our Knot nots--oh my, what a wonderful appetizer! So garlicky, soft and cheesy! Served with marinara and ranch dressing and was wonderful. We ordered a margharita with Italian sausage pizza and the fungi pizza with Italian sausage. The crust was thin and chewy and both pizzas full of flavor. Loved them both. Only negative was the cherries used in the old fashioneds...needs an upgrade from the usual maraschino cherry. If you pay for a great drink, it needs a great cherry! Hope to return again and have better cherries!!! It was not busy this night and our experience was good!

Not Knots
Ashley C.

Busiest place in town. Must be good. It was. Tried the Not Knots. They were good but wished the cheese didn't all just fall off. Pizza was good. Next time I'll try the Cinnamon Knots for dessert. Friendly staff. Clean. Cool building. Great renovation.

The restaurant is on the second floor with a 2-story stairway. The back entrance is just three steps. No elevator.
Michael S.

Ree Drummond's Mercantile restaurant across the street had a 90-minute wait. So, this also Drummond property became our second choice and afterwards we were glad the Mercantile was too busy. Gourmet pizzas here have fluffy, flame oven cooked crusts and inventive ingredients, such as mushroom chips--slightly crispy fungi slices that accented the meat pizza. Hefty pieces of chopped steak cooked to medium perfection were the main feature of that meat pie. Our server told us the Caesar salad was big enough for two so a couple split it. He was right. Much of the salad would have been wasted on a single diner. As everything Drummond is, this was a homey, casual, and comfortable spot. Note: the restaurant is on the second floor. From street level at the front entrance it's a steep, two-story climb to the dining room and bar. The back entrance has just three steps. No elevator.

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Reviews are generally positive, with many highlighting the flavorful pizza, large portions, and friendly staff. The inviting atmosphere is also well-liked.

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The waitress was very professional and nice. The pizza was OUTSTANDING! Great crust.

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Great Service and food. We try to come to Pawhuska 2x a year and I love this place. We went 3x on our last visit alone.

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Do they have gluten free crust?

Hi Susan! We don't offer gluten free crust at this time, but we hope to have it in the near future. We are still working on perfecting the recipe. We do have awesome wings, and amazing salads if you you need a gluten free option!

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Great little wood fired pizza shop in the heart of downtown Tulsa! It's small but the service is…read moregreat and all the pizza we had were delicious! Favorite was the Tulsa King and Fughettaboutit! Their drinks were good too, we got the limoncello mojito, Italian Paloma and Italian mule all very good drinks. The pizza crust was perfect, not too thin, not too thick. They also offer orders to go for pick up. No deliveries though. Probably one of our new favorite pizza shop in town!

The Fughettaboutit is a pizza I can imagine being a veggie lover's dream. I've never had a pizza so…read morecompacted with veggies, in this case: artichoke, roasted red paper, arugula & wood-fire mushrooms. Being 6 slices, I must've been super hungry because I ran right through it. Again, so much veggie, I really enjoyed the red pepper (had a subtle sweetness) & mushroom. I enjoyed the way I open the pizza box & the pizza is just about completely covered in arugula to the point you can only see the crust. Very filling & has me curious about the other vegan friendly pizzas, like the Wise Guy, which has grilled cauliflower. I placed an order over the phone (it was NFL Sunday). The individual who took my order over the phone was super nice & just as nice when I came to pick up my order. I ordered closely after they opened, which was a good time because when I'm in the area, I usually see a good number of people inside. I'll be back, way too many pizzas to choose from.

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