D'oro Pizza — Restaurant in Tulsa

I wanted to try something different than the typical, pizza huts, or mazzios, and found D'Oro from a google map search. I ordered a Medium Pepperoni for $6.99 (for the kids), and got a large Portobello for $15.99 for me and the misses. Both pizzas were ready within 15 minutes and was pipin' hot when brought them back for us to eat. Kids loved the pepperoni pizza as they like almost all pizzas. My wife and I loved the Portobello and the sun-dried tomatoes were the hit of the show! We were surprised to see our pizzas look better than the pictures on the menu! I talked to the owner for a few minutes and he's a really nice guy. I saw some other reviews where people got discounts, but unfortunately I did not. I can't wait to go back and try some of the other pizzas.

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We were in Tulsa last week for work and needed a pizza fix. I sorted through the reviews of the different places and settled on this one because the guy at the front desk said "I don't live here, someone from work ordered it the other day and I had a slice and it was good". Generally the front desk people don't let me down, sadly pizza wasn't his thing. We ordered delivery through Yelp (which appears to be through GrubHub). The pizza was delivered promptly, so there were no problems there. It was just average pizza. Not that I expect something 'different' when I order a regular pepperoni pizza, it just was.... just... average. The sauce was fine, the amount of sauce was good. Because we ordered delivery, I can't tell you anything about the place itself. Thanks for...

I’ve been searching for months for a really good pizza. I moved back from the East Coast after 25 years. There was a fantastic Sicilian pizzeria on almost every block. I was spoiled. Here, not so much. Hideaway was OK but crazy expensive. Andolini‘s not what I expected it to be after the hype. Umberto’s wasn’t bad. Not great , but not bad. I tried so many. Then I saw a little hole in the wall at 31st and Sheridan, D’Oro Pizza. I gave them a try. I had a modified Athens pizza. I had them put the roasted garlic on and replace the tomatoes with sun-dried tomatoes. Literally 10 out of 10. I can’t tell you how delighted I am. This rivals anything I had back east. The chese was really good. And a great red sauce, not the too sweet sauces I’ve tasted. Chicken, chicken…We’ve...