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Hideaway Pizza | Since 1957 Locations Menu Careers About About News and Awards History Contact Us Donations pizza Order Online pizza Order Online menu close Since 1957 Order Online distance Find Location Menu Select an Item Below Starters Salads Specialty Pizzas Sandwiches Baked Pastas Desserts Build Your Own Pizza menu_book View Full Menu Our Locations Featured Locations: Plano Western Ave Bartlesville At any Hideaway Pizza, you’ll find the perfect ingredients for a great time. From Norman to North Little Rock, our team members are serving up a unique and vibrant experience that’s anything but stiff. So whether you’re out with the Family, your friends, your better half, or just your own hungry self, we have you covered. Come find your Hideaway, and be a pizz-a the party! Kahuna crosses the Red River! This will be one of our largest locations yet, complete with two full bars and a rooftop patio! Located at 121 & Preston, we’re excited to bring world-famous pizza to Texas! Opened July 11th 2018. Our first Oklahoma City location served pizza lovers for 16 years until a fire caused a temporary closure. When we reopened, we knew we needed more space, so we started building our current location down the street! The Western Avenue Hideaway Pizza is located off of Western Avenue (Surprise!) in Oklahoma City. We are across the street from our friends at Bishop McGuinness High School (Go Irish!). Our Western Avenue location offers Oklahoma City’s best pizza, amazing appetizers and a full bar featuring local and regional craft beer. Opened May 27th, 2014. The Bartlesville Hideaway Pizza is located on the corner of Johnstone and Frank Phillips Blvd. in downtown Bartlesville, across from the Conoco-Phillips headquarters. On the ground floor in the historic 100+ year old Johnstone-Sare building. We offer Bartlesville’s best pizza, craft beer, and a full bar. We also open early for all you early birds! distance Find Your Hideaway Our Pizza We take our food very seriously, we’re real pizza, not the latest ‘foo foo’ trend. No duck pâté or crushed almonds here. We stay unapologetically loyal to our tried-and-true recipes. Our dough rises for at least three days. Why? Because it all starts with making the best crust possible. Our classic red sauce is slow simmered for maximum flavor. Every creation has history in the baking , but we’re also happy to customize orders that are tailor made to your taste buds. Careers Wanna make the best pizza with the best people? You’re at the right doughmain. Hideaway not only has a fierce dedication to guests, but an equally strong commitment to our team members. If you’re ready to treat people right and have a little fun (and, of course, make some dough), Hideaway Pizza is the place for you. groups Join Our Team Merchandise Kahuna” merch’s to his own beat. Get your hands on one of our iconic tie-dyed tees or one of our unique tie-dye kites that touch the sky. You can also dive into the excitement with the exclusive 80s board game Pente, all while sipping from our famous Hideaway to-go cups. Check out our online store today! shopping_bag Rep the Kahuna Get In Touch Give us a pizza your mind. Really, we want your thoughts. So let us know what you think about our pizza, service, website—anything. A member of our management team may even contact you to get the whole 411. We’re ready to hear from you, and always here to serve. mail Contact Now Jump to Top Menu Locations Careers Merchandise E-Gift Cards Gift Card Balance Donations Contact Hideaway on Instagram Hideaway on Facebook Hideaway on Twitter Hideaway on YouTube Sign Up for our Newsletter First Name * Last Name * Email Address * Sign Up © 2023 Hideaway-2, Inc. All Rights Reserved Site by Leadline Marketing HELLO FROM THE KAHUNA FAM! Hideaway Pizza was founded in 1957 by Richard "The Big Kahuna" Dermer and his wife, Marti, with the first location in Stillwater—famously near Oklahoma State University. Little Annie Fanny, a ’60s era cartoon, was on one of the collage walls in the original building on West Third Street. One particular strip had Annie saying, "Leapin’ lizards, it’s the Big Kahuna! From that cartoon, employees started calling Dermer the Big Kahuna....