Umberto's Pizza - Tulsa

Pizza is great service was good hard working youngs in the back make the good witness knocked a star out of two reasons 1 hot being in the same room as the ones made it really hot in 2 the ranch mostly place like these make a home made art just a bummer they have their ground, but it was somehow away from a perfect pizza mix.

The only thing I really liked is the pizza chest. the topings were more average in quality. the Italian sausage looked like the same type for hot bags or frozen pizzas. they have two well drink cups sizes small and large. the big is actually a medium (16oz) and is almost $3. some of the well drinks were made of sirup, and the water supply tastes like unfiltered conductive water, which gave it a strange aftertaste. again the crust was the best part. I spent $40 on a 20 pizza with two toppings and a small and big fountain. far too expensive, according to my opinion. never again.

When I came to the pizza reporium, I was hit with a terrible stench. I then came to realize that it was the owners terrible attitude and narcissism. but I was a pizza lover who decided to get a cake. I ordered a delicious pfefferoni cake and took it to enjoy home. but when I came home, I realized as soon as I opened the box that the pizza was terribly burned, I know that the stinking narcissist owner says that it is the new yorker charme to be a little carved, I understand that but that's terrible. the owner should be ashamed and not cook!

We went to eat in one of the best pizza restaurants in tulsa, but they were no longer at the fairgrounds. we were so glad to know that they were moved seven years ago. it's been so long. we ordered two pieces of pfefferoni and a series of garlic knots. the pizza was brilliant, but the garlic knots were a little too finished to enjoy. the price and the overall experience were far better than a small vermishap. we will not allow eight years before the visit to pass again.

If you're a Tulsan and have not had Umberto's are you ACTUALLY a Tulsan? Experts would argue that no, you're not. Friday nights after a 40+ hour work/school week for the kiddos and myself are often capped off with a pizza from Umberto's and a movie night. If you skip the garlic knots you're probably a terrible person. ?‍