Pizza Shack at the Chicken Shack — Restaurant in Arcadia

Another weekend on Route 66! This time our stop was in Arcadia, OK at the Pizza Shack. In my never ending quest to find great pizza I stumbled across this place totally by accident.

They have been opened for just about a year and they are right next to the Chicken Shack which is owned by the same people. Another great place to try.

Being first time customer we didn't know what to expect. Although they only serve one size pizza and it's a thin crust my thoughts were that this wasn't a pizza for me. However, my wife loves the thin crust so I made an exception and thought I had to try it.

We arrived later in the afternoon and we were the first dine-in customers. I noticed several others come in for to go orders.

Now I'm not familiar with the Iowa Stone Pizza but I was about to be schooled! For simplicity sake one size, one style, crunchy crust is not a bad concept.

We opted for the Canadian Bacon & Pineapple and for many that's blasphemous but it reality it's a very good combo. My wife felt the meats would be too heavy on her stomach as she was getting over a short illness. Overall the pizza was better than I have expected since I'm not the thin crust kind of guy. It held up nicely with the toppings and cheese. If we make our way back again I'll have to remember not so much cheese. I'm not as big a cheese fan as my wife, typically she'll order extra cheese - she didn't on this one!

We started out with the Savannah Sticks - Cheesy Bread - tasty, but I'm not a cheesy bread fan.

The staff was quite enjoyable and they provided us with all the details we could ask for! They were quite engaging and that made the dining experience great. Unique rustic indoor dining decor, we sat at a picnic table and had a great conversation with our friends!

Obviously there was more pizza than we could eat so a take home bag was in store for us! Their Saturday hours made it easy for us to choose a time to go. Weekdays they open at 4 but Saturday's they open at 11.

This is just another stop in my weekend adventures and another restaurant...

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