Hideaway Pizza

Came here with with some colleagues on a business trip to OKC. The food was great and they even had gluten free pizza crust which wasn’t half bad. I had the BBQ chicken on gluten free and I would definitely come back if I am in town.

Wish we had a place like this in the Houston area their pizza sauce was amazing. My family of five enjoyed this place greatly. The garlic knots for appetizer was great the barbecue brisket pizza was way above average. We totally enjoyed our visit please move one to the Houston area

For starters, my gal pal and I were a bit skeptical of Oklahoma and its’ most major city, not to mention its’ pizza offerings. Word on the street was Hideway was a «staple» of the pizza scene in OKC. We rolled up, plenty of parking might I add, and were immediately seated. Our server, Pelicia, brought us our house whites with haste. Then came the cheesy garlic bread. Oh my. As my companion so eloquently stated, «my mouth isn’t big enough for this.» Perfect amount of fluff, crunch, garlic, cheese, and bread. And oh. The sauce. A deep red color filled with rich tomatoey flavor and just a tinge of sweetness, which we all crave. We gobbled up all 8 pieces in a heartbeat. The cheese paired nicely with the house Chardonnay.
Our zza arrived perfectly on time, full and heart. The cheese for my friend, the veggie combo for moi. And wow. Can I use the English language well enough to describe the presentation, taste, aftertaste, and the scintillating thought of having enough left over to enjoy later this evening? Alas, I cannot, but know, avid reader, that this zza is well worth it. Signing off from hideaway, your faithful friend, Sarah.

Hideaway has quickly become my go-​to pizza place. I always order takeaway, so I cannot speak to dining in, but service at the takeaway counter is consistently courteous, friendly, and efficient. As for the pizza itself, the crust is perfectly soft on the inside and the red sauce is perfectly seasoned. Highly recommend for all your pizza needs!

Great atmosphere, food was really good. Don’t waste your time in brick town. This place is great and the pizza was delicious.

This place has the worst customer service in the world. Tonight we went to have dinner and drinks and we sat at the bar. The bartender was rude, did not even look at us while taking our order or acknowledge he was listening to our order. After we had order and almost finish my drink a couple sat next to us and order. At this point we had not yet received our pizza.
The couple next to us was served the rest of their food and we were still waiting!
When I made the manager aware of our long wait he want to the kitchen to investigate, after a few minutes he came back with no pizza, just an apology and telling us that the pizza will be ready in a few minutes.
I have work in the restaurant business and any manager at any decent place would have come out of that kitchen with the food we order or something that would at least keep our hunger at bay (after waiting for so long)
Needless to say we left immediately without waiting any longer for the pizza and we will for sure not ever come back

My daughters and I hang out at the Automobile Alley Hideaway for important OU football games (Texas, bowl games, etc.). We always grab a ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ as soon as we sit down, then we order our pizzas. Thing #2 always requires at least a few slices of simple Pepperoni, but otherwise we try to explore the menu. Invariably, we’re happy with the food and the service. We generally don’t make it to halftime (sorry, but the football is secondary to the ladies), but we always enjoy ourselves and we always come back. It’s a tradition, and Hideaway is an important part.

A-​okay.
I was jogging home from a workout when I spotted the pizza sign and decided I was ravenous. The Thunder were playing at home so most people were at the game and the restaurant was pretty dead, preparing to close.
I sat at the bar and forgot to ask for something above well. Dear bartender, always ask what vodka a chick wants — she probably won’t go with Taaka so it’s an easy up-​sale. If she’s the only person at the bar and asks for some lime, give the girl a few lime slices to cut the bad vodka.
Pizza was on point. I can’t complain. I’d go back.

Hideaway is always a good place to hit for pizza. Don’t be in a hurry, they are not the fastest. But, well worth it.

Great place to eat, relax and enjoy time with family. Staff personnel were wonderful. Always love to eat at hideaway pizza. New location in Yukon is great.

Wings were banging and service was good and very clean and nice place. The chicken wings were very good. And I definitely recommend this place. And will come back when I come to OKC again since I live in Delaware.

My wife and I have been eating at Hideaway for many years. We usually get the Mob Boss and/​or The Little Italy.
We both think that this is the best pizza in Oklahoma City. Often we phone-​in our order, pick it up and eat it at home.
If you choose to eat in the restaurant dining room you might find the elevated tables/​booths to be uncomfortable.

The other night on my wife birthday she choose dinner and she wanted salad and hot wings and she choose Hideaway Pizza because of the location. Normally we have been really pleased with food and service until the other night.
My wife order the food and was going to meet me at home but she locked her keys in the car. So I met her there. When we tried to retrieve our food they gave away our order! Then tried to say it wasn’t ready. I confronted the cashier about her conversation with the coworker and admitted they gave our food away. So we waited for them to prepare another order.
When it was ready no compensation or apology for the wait no big deal we just wanted to go home and eat and spend the remainder of her birthday at home.
Eating the wings while watching one of our favorite tv shows halfway through we realized the wings were under cook resulting in eating raw chicken. We both got ill with of course intestinal all night.

A large group of us TCU students visited this restaurant during our day visiting the Oklahoma city bombing memorial. On another note, I want to clarify that I am a foodie and am from Chicago so I have high expectations for pizza.
The pizza tasted blah. The cheese was chewy if that’s your fancy but it needed spice of the red pepper flakes. Crust is usually my favorite part of pizza and it was a great disappointment! It tasted like toasted white bread. Absolutely no flavor whatsoever.
We were a large group and at least least served all of our needs. The chocolate mints at the end were a nice touch. They tried.
Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this restaurant because it would be better to go to a Dominos for cheap pizza that gets the job done. Dominos at least has garlic crust.

My pregnant wife has new food aversion which made planning date night interesting. Many of my slam dunk go-​to dinner locations don’t agree with her temporary palate so I thought good pizza would be perfect. When we walked in the front door there was a server (Brennen) standing by the podium with the hostess. We told them we would like the best server they have and he said that would be him. He was right, he ended up being a great server! Had an ice cold Coop F5 IPA and a barbecue pizza (with ranch of course) and it was a delicious meal.

This place is great! The food is amazing and the service is fast and very, very good. Will definitely recommend to others!

Great Pizza! The stuffed mushrooms were good as well. Nice location and plenty of seating. Sat at the bar and received great service.

Not so good. I had never been to the Hideaway Pizza downtown. But I had been to some of the other ones. I was disappointed when this one was not as good as the one in Edmond and Stillwater. The salad and the pizza were not fresh. I like my pizzas fresh out of the oven and the pizza I had wasn’t very hot. The Caesar salad wasn’t cold and crisp like at the Edmond restaurant. The next time I want a Hideaway Pizza I’ll just drive up to Edmond. Overall grade «C-​». I don’t think I’ll be back to this one.

On a busy Saturday night, we sat at the bar for quick service. The bartender Laura was super-​sweet and we enjoyed our seats. I ordered the Pizza of the Gods, my personal fav. The wine selection was diverse and reasonably priced. Parking was easy. Will be back!

Hello Hideaway. How had I never known ye before?
This was some tasty tasty pizza. It was absolutely perfect after a boozy day in Stillwater. First we got the baked mushroom caps. I probably wouldn’t have ordered this left to my own devices but I’m so glad we got them. Holy shit, hot mushroom-​y cheesy perfection.
Now, the pizza. *wiggle wiggle wiggle* We got a large ½ ATW and ½ Tulsa Hurricane. The Tulsa Hurricane has probably changed my outlook completely on this style of pizza. I have typically not been a fan of the ham/​pineapple style, it just hasn’t ever done it for me… well, folks, this pizza has convinced me otherwise. It’s got mozzarella and cheddar cheeses, Canadian bacon, smoked bacon, diced green bell peppers, pineapple and jalapeños. Is it the bacon that makes it awesome? The two cheeses? The jalapeños that balance out the sweet with spicy? I can’t decide. But my poor ATW side looked pretty lonely because all I wanted was the Tulsa Hurricane after i started on it. Homina. Also, we got the hand tossed crust and it wasn’t too thick at all… just a great crunchy bottom crust and the outside crust felt like perfect little breadsticks.
The service was sweet and helpful, the crowd on an early sunday afternoon was a mix of church goers, families and hung over people (ahem). I left cured from the beer flu AND didn’t feel all pizza gross at all. Now, when is hideaway coming to Dallas, huh?