P-Town Pizza

My husband and I were visiting from October 15 -19, 2023. We had the opportunity to eat our dinner on two different nights. After all, we did come to Pawhuska to experience everything Pioneer Woman and we do love pizza.

On our first night at P-Town Pizza, which was the 16th or 17th, we wanted dinner and we knew about the long staircase, which we were sure that the facility would have accommodations for people with disabilities. Therefore, we were happy to have read on a little placard that they did make accommodations. On the placard, there is a number that a person could call for help. As I was getting ready to call, a woman with a pile of pizza boxes and a few other type boxes, was attempting to leave the shop. There were two people, one was a young man (Jonathan) and another, I do not know his name. That being said, neither of the men attempted to help this woman by taking some of her boxes to her car or at the very least, hold the door for her. When she came through the door, she noticed my husband, using a cane and I, at the bottom of the staircase. She turned her head, still at the top of the stairs and definitely struggling to keep these boxes from falling, and proceeded to explain, to the two young men, that there were two people that needed assistance. The young man, Jonathan, kept telling the woman "they need to call the number on the card." She kept trying to explain that he could see the couple so why not come down and explain to them what to do. Mind you, this poor woman was still struggling with the boxes and still felt that she should help us. We kept telling her not to worry we would just call and she should get the heavy boxes into her vehicle. If I could have helped her, I would have climbed the steps and relieved her of some of the boxes. Nevertheless, the young man kept insisting that we call even though it was evident that we were disabled and still at the bottom of the stairs, she finally gave up because that it was evident that he just didn't care to assist the kind woman with boxes or us. We thanked her profusely for trying to help us. She kept saying that she could not believe that he WOULD NOT come downstairs to DO HIS JOB!

Meanwhile, a young woman from the shop next door could hear what was happening with my husband and I as she was just locking up her shop. Keep in mind that Jonathan still DID NOT COME downstairs to assist. She explained to us that if we just go up and around the block and stop about halfway, we should park and then you will see a door marked, "Guest Entrance." Jonathan finally came down and proceeded to explain to us about the back entrance. His explanation was too late because the young woman had already told us. We did as she suggested and what a surprise to find this same young woman waiting for us on the sidewalk. I could not believe her kindness. We were sure she wanted to get home after a day at work, yet found a few minutes to make sure that we knew were we were going and to get there safely. We were bowled over. We told her that she did Oklahoma proud! She as well as the woman with the pizza boxes are amazing people and definitely showed how kind "most" of the people of Oklahoma are.

Despite this unfortunate situation with JONATHAN, we had a lovely and delicious dinner on two different nights. The portions were unbelievable and each time, we had to take the leftover food back with us to the hotel. Who doesn't like cold pizza???? LOL! Coming from New York, we were very surprised how good the pizza was. It just might rival New York's pizza. Everyone at the restaurant, with the exception of Jonathan, was lovely. Very attentive, caring, and professional. I would highly recommend that you visit P-Town and experience Oklahoma pride. We are so very happy that we did!

P town pizza is located in pawhuska Oklahoma. It's across the street from the pioneer woman's boarding house ( hotel). Ree Drummond. Owns Ptown pizza and Charlie's sweet treats ice cream shop right next door.
Both places are very cute & good food. P town I had the lasagna. (13$) & ceaser salad. Both excellent. Lasagna piping hot & salad came with a garlic knots. It literally was the best meal while I was In Pawhuska. The fig & pricutto pizza was ok. Wouldn't get it again. Not the pizzas fault. Just my mom's choice. Not mine. We sat outside the 1st visit. Then inside next visit. There are steep steps up to the dining area so definitely be aware there's no elevator to 2nd floor dining. That would be only negative. They have a sign that they will help with wheel chairs perhaps back entrance I'm not aware of. :).

What a fun place! With delicious food and drinks! We started with the Knots which were garlic bites of bliss! Then just had a good ol' pepperoni pizza but this was elevated with the three kinds of pepperoni...scrumptious!! I enjoyed a Naughty Cowgirl for my drink...tasty and fun! Jasmine took care of us and did an awesome job!

The night we arrived in Pawhauska was our anniversary, and we decided to eat at P-Town. Unfortunately, it was not the best choice. Staff was friendly, but the service was slow. We ordered the Not Knots, which were absolutely delicious! We also ordered the chicken wings and pepperoni, sausage, and mushroom pizza. The sauce for the chicken wings was ordered, on the side. When they came out, the sauce was on the wings. The server offered to take them back, but we had waited so long we decided to try them but didn't enjoy them drenched in sauce, so we asked for them to be remade, which they did. They tasted okay but were nothing special. The pizza finally arrived at the table, we weren't a fan of the plain crust but enjoyed the crust that had the toppings. The mushrooms were non-existent.

We were absolutely bowled over by P-Town Pizza. We are frequent pizza eaters and are always on the hunt for new places to try. We came to Pawhuska for a getaway weekend and could not wait to try P-Town. So much so that we dropped off our belongings at our Airbnb and were out the door to find this place within walking distance!

You do have to climb stairs if you approach this restaurant from the front and that was a problem for me because I have mobility issues. But, we did find out later that if you can climb the hill up the street in the rear, you can enter through that door instead.

The food was AMAZING and the prices were incredibly reasonable. We shared Ladd's salad, a large pepperoni pizza, a triple chocolate dessert, and each had a refillable drink for under $40. Just incredible! We agreed that the pizza was the best we have had in a very long time. The thin crust was perfect and seasoned nicely and the flavors of the different types of pepperoni, cheese and sauce was just the best. The dessert for only $6 blew our minds. SO GOOD!

If we lived near Pawhuska, we would probably eat here once a week - it was that good. To top it off, our server, Jasmine, was just the BEST !! We could not have asked for better. I really hope we can make it back to Pawhuska and to P-Town Pizza again!

The weather was gorgeous so we are on the balcony. We had such friendly waitresses amd good service. The food was good and definitely a place to have good food. My margarita was too sore but my friends cherry limeade drink was good and sweet.

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.

If you are a fan of thin crust style pizza, this is the place to go in Pawhuska. The chicken wings are also excellent. There's also salad options, as well as excellent lasagna. In nice weather, there is a very nice deck outside with a great view of the Mercantile.

The pizza and not knots were amazing. The wait is not long for a pizza shop. The ambiance was rustic.

It was a beautiful day so there were a lot of people in Pawhuska. There was a bit of a wait but it wasn't bad, there's a lot of shops to visit while you wait. We ordered the Not Knots, amazing! The buttery garlic coating is subtle, the knots were fluffy and light, the cheese was chunky and full of flavor. We also had the pepperoni pizza, it was also amazing. The brick oven flavors were spot on. I ordered an unsweet tea and it was beautiful, the color was dark and the tea was not bitter at all.
Now for service: 5 stars! Everyone was very kind and attentive. They were busy but they still made sure to check on us. We'll be back for sure.