D.P. Dough — Restaurant in Stillwater

I really wanted to love this place, but the first experience was just "ok".

The cheese "stix" are supposed to be cut in to bite size pieces, per the website. It wasn't. Decent flavor. Ok amount of cheese. Came with marinara and butter. I assume the butter is supposed to be the advertised garlic butter, but there was no garlic flavor. I'd order it again.

The calzone, the Combat Zone, was good and had quite a bit of filling. Could use a little more cheese to hold the filling together. The dought/crust is good, but no flavor to speak of. I thought there'd be some garlic butter and seasonings on the crust, but it was naked. I asked to add black olives but they didn't have any (website says they do). The employee told my husband they didn't have a few things available and were still "setting up". I'd order this again.

Husband got the dunks (boneless chicken chunks). They were unsauced, but had a great seasoning. He asked for sweet chili sauce on the side, but it wasn't placed with the order. He also got an order of cheese tots. The cheese is a sauce, not shredded, but it tasted good. The tots on their own were really good. He said he'd order them both again, but doesn't see this place being one of our "usuals".

I asked for a side of garlic butter and ranch. The ranch was really good. (Not as good as Mazzio's, but whose is? 😉) The sides were 75 cents a piece. Had I known the bread sticks came with a side of butter and marinara, I wouldn't have ordered the extra garlic butter, which again, had no garlic flavor.

I wanted to try the traditional wings, but they were not available to order from this location.

I feel for the amount of food we ordered, and the size of the servings, the cost wasn't too expensive.

We'll try it again in a few weeks and see if it improves. If it's as good as it was tonight, it'll be an option for those late nights when we want something other than Whataburger or Taco Bell. I can see us going here once a...

I work at the hospital which is right down the road and I have ordered multiple times since they have opened. Because of the hours I work the only option I have is delivery. I placed my order and the "estimated delivery" time was 45 minutes from the time I placed the order. Which was fine because I knew it was a busy time for orders since it was right around "dinner/supper" time for most. When I hadn't received my order within 1 hour from the time I placed my order, I called the restaurant and was hung up on 3 times before I finally got someone to actually speak to me. I was told that the delivery person was leaving right then to deliver my food. (the hospital is only about 4-5 blocks from the restaurant). After 10 minutes I still hadn't received my food so I called back and asked to speak to the manager, the gentleman who answered stated that he as the manager (which I seriously doubt he was the manager) and the deliver guy was out delivering my food and he had put a coupon in with my food for 1/2 off for any inconvenience I had. I asked if my food was still going to be hot and was told "it should be just fine". I was told that if they refunded me then I wouldn't get my order. When I finally did get my order the food was barely lukewarm and the garlic knots weren't even edible. I have worked in customer service for over 35 years and the way I was treated tonight was very unprofessional and unacceptable. If they were running so far behind a quick phone call would have gone a long ways to satisfy a customer. I will think twice before...

DP Dough is a popular late-night snack destination known for its unique and delicious calzones. With a diverse menu of over 20 fillings, DP Dough offers something for everyone. Whether you're a meat lover, a vegetarian, or craving something sweet, they have a calzone to satisfy your cravings.

One of the standout features of DP Dough is their wide variety of fillings. From classic options like pepperoni and sausage to creative choices like the "Maui Wowie" with ham, pineapple, and mozzarella, there's a flavor for every palate. Vegetarians will appreciate options like the "Pesto Veggie" with pesto sauce, mushrooms, green peppers, onions, and mozzarella.

The calzones are generously filled and baked to perfection, creating a delightful blend of crispy and chewy textures. The warm, gooey center is the real star, and it's a comforting treat any time of day.

DP Dough also caters to those with a sweet tooth, offering dessert calzones like the "Brownie" filled with chocolate chips, marshmallow, and brownie bites, served with a side of icing for dipping.

While DP Dough is a fantastic spot for late-night munchies, the convenience of their delivery service makes it even more appealing. The only downside might be the slightly higher prices compared to some other fast-food options, but the quality and taste more than make up for it.

In summary, DP Dough is a must-try for calzone lovers, offering a diverse menu, great taste, and convenient delivery service for those...