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Lollipops Woodfire and Grocery is a unique establishment that combines the charm of a woodfire bakery with the convenience of a grocery store. Situated in the heart of a bustling neighborhood, our business aims to offer high-quality, artisanal baked goods alongside a carefully curated selection of grocery items. Our focus is on providing fresh, locally sourced ingredients and fostering a sense of community through delicious food and friendly service.
Hours
| Tuesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 10 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 311 Dewey Ave, Bartlesville, OK 74003
Phone: (918) 907-1908
Website: https://lollipopswoodfire.com/
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Reviews
Sarah B
Amazing!! Do not skip this place! We got the dip trip and the angry chicken pizza. There were 3 dips, pimento, soft cheese, and hummus with roasted garlic. The naan was wood fire grilled and so delicious. The pizza had fresh ingredients and a hand made crust. Everything was high quality and super tasty the server was very attentive and polite. And you get a lollipop with your meal!
… moreMeral “Doe Renée” Jones
An outdoor area to play with kids and a really nice patio with fans! The indoor area is nice and cool and you can see the wood fire stove. Really good service. Delicious pizza. Free lollipops with every meal that they make here. Cute swings out on the patio too.
… moreKaydi Gleb
**Edit: well, once my husband got home I made him immediately take everything back to the restaurant. I opened the plastic bag to find that the box the salad was in was covered in some sort of sticky/lint like substance along all the edges of the box. I’m so disgusted that someone put food in this box and thought that was acceptable at all but especially when the salad was $7! This makes me concerned about the overall cleanliness of the restaurant and we absolutely will not be returning. This is why small businesses don’t survive here or elsewhere. You will never convince me the person who put this salad in this box did not notice it looked this way when putting the salad in it. To have no clue what that substance is and serve it to a customer that way expecting them to eat it is wild.**
I really want to love Lollipops and spend my money there as I was very excited to have a wood fired pizza place in Bartlesville when they opened. But I can’t get past the service or lack of.
I went with friends a couple weeks ago and ordered a pizza and salad. I requested a side of Alfredo (that I was more than happy to pay for) and was told “there is no button for that” and told me it was not possible. I said “ok, that’s fine then I guess”. If there is no button to ring it in, fair enough but I can’t imagine I am the first to ever request that. Just charge me $2 or what ever is a fair price or better yet, offer it as a courtesy so the customer can have what they want.
While I was there that night, I saw they offer a buy 2 get 1 free pizza night on Thursdays. As a busy family of 7, I thought it would be a good deal for us and a way to support this local business instead of another chain.
Tonight happened to be a busy night and I suggested the pizza deal to my husband since it was fresh on my mind. We placed our order and requested chicken and roasted garlic added to one of the pizzas and he was told they don’t do additions for the deal, he said he was more than happy to pay for the additions made and she said they would do it this time but not in the future.
Again, we are more than happy to pay for additions or sides we’ve requested. But as a customer, not being able to get what I want despite being willing to pay for it, is frustrating. I want to support local business so they can stay in town. I would rather give my money to someone local than another pizza chain or driving to Pawhuska for wood fired pizza. But I am not willing to spend the money to get something I do not want or can’t have.
Please consider this perspective so families like mine can continue to come back and spend money. I don’t know many people who prefer pizza with no form of meat/protein. I am having a hard time understanding what the big deal is to add an extra topping if the customer will pay for it, regardless of the deal or not. Every other place I’ve ever been that offers a deal just makes it known that there will be an upcharge if you have any requests/additions.
… moreI really want to love Lollipops and spend my money there as I was very excited to have a wood fired pizza place in Bartlesville when they opened. But I can’t get past the service or lack of.
I went with friends a couple weeks ago and ordered a pizza and salad. I requested a side of Alfredo (that I was more than happy to pay for) and was told “there is no button for that” and told me it was not possible. I said “ok, that’s fine then I guess”. If there is no button to ring it in, fair enough but I can’t imagine I am the first to ever request that. Just charge me $2 or what ever is a fair price or better yet, offer it as a courtesy so the customer can have what they want.
While I was there that night, I saw they offer a buy 2 get 1 free pizza night on Thursdays. As a busy family of 7, I thought it would be a good deal for us and a way to support this local business instead of another chain.
Tonight happened to be a busy night and I suggested the pizza deal to my husband since it was fresh on my mind. We placed our order and requested chicken and roasted garlic added to one of the pizzas and he was told they don’t do additions for the deal, he said he was more than happy to pay for the additions made and she said they would do it this time but not in the future.
Again, we are more than happy to pay for additions or sides we’ve requested. But as a customer, not being able to get what I want despite being willing to pay for it, is frustrating. I want to support local business so they can stay in town. I would rather give my money to someone local than another pizza chain or driving to Pawhuska for wood fired pizza. But I am not willing to spend the money to get something I do not want or can’t have.
Please consider this perspective so families like mine can continue to come back and spend money. I don’t know many people who prefer pizza with no form of meat/protein. I am having a hard time understanding what the big deal is to add an extra topping if the customer will pay for it, regardless of the deal or not. Every other place I’ve ever been that offers a deal just makes it known that there will be an upcharge if you have any requests/additions.
Twyla King
Upon discovering Lollipops, I wanted to love it. I was excited to visit but it was a complete and total disappointment.
We recently visited from out of town and were simply seeking a bite to eat and warm place to sit before hitting the road.
The search engine suggested that Lollipop’s was a nearby restaurant. I glanced over the website. Things that caught my eye were, the fresh market, cooking with locally sourced ingredients, complimentary lollipop with every meal– (Having a young child this would be a sweet treat). Then of course, the WOODFIRED oven sealed the deal. We had to check this place out.
Website stated kitchen closes at 9 but will make pizzas until 10. We discussed it over and decided we would be quick and easy– have a large cheese pizza to share between the 3 of us.
Upon arrival, the festive lights on the outside were pretty. Our anticipation and excitement grew. Then once we entered, our eyes were greeted by well-organized candies and all of the fresh produce. The decor was beautiful. Peaceful music was playing. It was a whole vibe!!!
Then, the lady at the window spoke and all of the good vibes were shattered. You could hear the scrutiny in this woman’s voice, who did not have a name badge on (none of the staff did), as she ‘did not welcome us,’ by saying, “Hi, what do you want?” Both of us, as we approached the window replied, “excuse me?” And she restated, “what can I get for you? The menus are here (she pointed below the window).” I personally told her and jokingly smiled and giggled to lighten what shouldn’t have been a situation at all, “oh sorry, we’ve never been here, we’re from out of town and were just visiting Woolaroc. We found you online.” She then responds, “oh, well the kitchen closed at 9.” My partner then spoke to her making sure they made pizzas until 10. She rudely said yes and reminded us again the kitchen was closed.
So we ordered one large cheese pizza, a drink from the soda machine along with 2 water cups. That seemed to even frustrate the woman. We went ahead and checked out regardless, still hoping it would all be worth the experience. We both agreed if we didn’t need food we would have left then and there.
We noticed the pizza boy tossing dough so we sat and watched him from the counter near the woodfired oven. It was really cool. My son did attempt to talk to him, but the boy had ear pods in. Even my child made the remark, “is he supposed to be wearing those (earbuds) while cooking?” I said, “its probably not sanitary.” Sure enough, as I watched him, he was clicking the ear bud with the back of his hand while making other pizzas. (The restaurant was empty when we arrived but two other people showed up shortly after us to also dine-in. The lady was rude to them as well).
Our cheese pizza was served on a beautiful platter with the cutest little plates. Mine had a chip in it but I didn’t complain. I did check to make sure my child’s plate was not broken anywhere as I didn’t want him getting cut on the glass.
The pizza was delicious. You could taste the freshness of the ingredients. It was superb. The crust was cooked perfectly. It was a well-rounded pizza– even just being “cheese.”
As we ate, the lady from the window, who also brought out the food, kept walking past us as if checking to see how fast we were eatting. She then interrupted us by stating when we were done she would take our plates.
You could hear the fellow from the kitchen yelling about the dishes needing washed and he asked the pizza guy to start breaking down as he was still cooking. The lady from the window also stood in proximity to us as she began gossiping to the pizza guy over their work affairs and what seemed to be other co-workers who were not on shift.
After that, we were just finished with the ‘experience.’ We scarfed down the last slice of pizza. Let her take the plates. Used the restroom and left.
Overall, we were hoping for good food, quality service and even better vibes. Lollipops, was a total disappointment. We didn’t even get a Lollipop.
Do better!
… moreWe recently visited from out of town and were simply seeking a bite to eat and warm place to sit before hitting the road.
The search engine suggested that Lollipop’s was a nearby restaurant. I glanced over the website. Things that caught my eye were, the fresh market, cooking with locally sourced ingredients, complimentary lollipop with every meal– (Having a young child this would be a sweet treat). Then of course, the WOODFIRED oven sealed the deal. We had to check this place out.
Website stated kitchen closes at 9 but will make pizzas until 10. We discussed it over and decided we would be quick and easy– have a large cheese pizza to share between the 3 of us.
Upon arrival, the festive lights on the outside were pretty. Our anticipation and excitement grew. Then once we entered, our eyes were greeted by well-organized candies and all of the fresh produce. The decor was beautiful. Peaceful music was playing. It was a whole vibe!!!
Then, the lady at the window spoke and all of the good vibes were shattered. You could hear the scrutiny in this woman’s voice, who did not have a name badge on (none of the staff did), as she ‘did not welcome us,’ by saying, “Hi, what do you want?” Both of us, as we approached the window replied, “excuse me?” And she restated, “what can I get for you? The menus are here (she pointed below the window).” I personally told her and jokingly smiled and giggled to lighten what shouldn’t have been a situation at all, “oh sorry, we’ve never been here, we’re from out of town and were just visiting Woolaroc. We found you online.” She then responds, “oh, well the kitchen closed at 9.” My partner then spoke to her making sure they made pizzas until 10. She rudely said yes and reminded us again the kitchen was closed.
So we ordered one large cheese pizza, a drink from the soda machine along with 2 water cups. That seemed to even frustrate the woman. We went ahead and checked out regardless, still hoping it would all be worth the experience. We both agreed if we didn’t need food we would have left then and there.
We noticed the pizza boy tossing dough so we sat and watched him from the counter near the woodfired oven. It was really cool. My son did attempt to talk to him, but the boy had ear pods in. Even my child made the remark, “is he supposed to be wearing those (earbuds) while cooking?” I said, “its probably not sanitary.” Sure enough, as I watched him, he was clicking the ear bud with the back of his hand while making other pizzas. (The restaurant was empty when we arrived but two other people showed up shortly after us to also dine-in. The lady was rude to them as well).
Our cheese pizza was served on a beautiful platter with the cutest little plates. Mine had a chip in it but I didn’t complain. I did check to make sure my child’s plate was not broken anywhere as I didn’t want him getting cut on the glass.
The pizza was delicious. You could taste the freshness of the ingredients. It was superb. The crust was cooked perfectly. It was a well-rounded pizza– even just being “cheese.”
As we ate, the lady from the window, who also brought out the food, kept walking past us as if checking to see how fast we were eatting. She then interrupted us by stating when we were done she would take our plates.
You could hear the fellow from the kitchen yelling about the dishes needing washed and he asked the pizza guy to start breaking down as he was still cooking. The lady from the window also stood in proximity to us as she began gossiping to the pizza guy over their work affairs and what seemed to be other co-workers who were not on shift.
After that, we were just finished with the ‘experience.’ We scarfed down the last slice of pizza. Let her take the plates. Used the restroom and left.
Overall, we were hoping for good food, quality service and even better vibes. Lollipops, was a total disappointment. We didn’t even get a Lollipop.
Do better!
Dustin Rhodes
My wife and I went on a Tuesday(5/27) around 1 p.m. The atmosphere is very chill, not too loud, and they even have a Narnia style wardrobe that connects the two buildings. They have a little general store in the front, and they also make their homemade suckers with at least 10-20 different flavors. The menu is well versed and has a little something for everyone. They have vegetarian and allergy options posted clearly on the menu. We started with the truffle fries, and I ordered the BBQ chicken pizza, and my wife ordered the Southern Crunch burger. The burger has fried onion strings, pimento cheese, lettuce, and a little ketchup. The fries came out first and were fresh and crispy. It was our first time trying truffle fries, and we would definitely order them again. The pizza and the burger came out at the same time, and it was fresh and delicious. We also found out after our food was done that you get a free sucker with every meal, so my wife and I got two homemade suckeres after our meal was finished. If you like delicious pizza cooked in a wood fire grill and a very chill atmosphere, then this is the place for you. Can not wait to go back. Photos posted of the BBQ chicken pizza, truffle fries, and the Southern Crunch burger.
… moreSamantha Corle
Stood at the door for a good 5 minutes before a customer told us we order at the window. When we got there and ordered first thing they asked for was a tip, before getting food or service. All the tables were dirty, we had to stand and wait for a table to be cleaned. The only table they cleaned was a booth, it wasn’t secure, when shifting, the seat would try to come out from under me. The pizza was good, but never got asked if we needed more to drink and the employees were all in the back the whole time until the door opened and another customer came in.
… moreStephanie Harris
We love Lollipops! Delicious food, beautiful set up, the kids love the lollipops, Hanks is the best rootbeer ever BTW, so I’m glad I got to try that, it’sdefinitelymy favorite now. Took my boyfriend there for his first time for his birthday and it was excellent. I’ve been pleased every time we’ve gone and look forward to more visits. Next time we hope to try the patio area when the weather warms up! It looks so nice! Another time we went, there was an adorable young man working and he brought my son some pizza dough to play with and tried to teach him how to toss it. Such a neat experience. We definitely tried to tip him big! He was a delight! I hope this place is around for a long time!
… moreRodney Ferguson
Burnt in the bottom raw on the top of the crust, toppings fell off. Garlic fries that I was looking forward to? NO garlic. I guess I’ll make chili fries tomorrow. Salad was definitely mid. Not going to do that again why can’t Bartlesville get any truly good restaurants???
… moreGypsyRainChild
Magical ambience. Fabulous friendly Service. Even the chicken salad was to die for. Watching the wildfire grill was spectacular … and it’s so spotlessly clean .. and all the children had a blast … the “barn” outside, the swings, the Narnian wardrobe with secret entrance to an irresistible “speak easy” … I need to go five times just to sit in all the yummy nooks and crannies.
… moreMatt Lewis
Lollipops Wood Fired Pizza is hands-down one of the best hidden gems around. From the moment you walk in, you’re hit with the warm, rustic smell of that wood-fired oven, and it only gets better from there. The crust is perfectly crisp with just the right chew, and the toppings are always fresh and thoughtfully paired. You can tell they put real care into every pie.
We tried the Margherita and the spicy sausage special—both were absolutely delicious. The sauce had a great balance of sweet and tangy, and the cheese was gooey and flavorful without being greasy. You won’t find cookie-cutter pizza here—this is the real deal.
The staff is friendly and welcoming, and the vibe is laid-back but polished. It’s a great spot for a casual dinner, a date night, or even to bring the kids. I’d happily make the drive again just to get another slice.
Highly recommend if you’re craving something authentic and made with heart. Lollipops is doing it right!
… moreWe tried the Margherita and the spicy sausage special—both were absolutely delicious. The sauce had a great balance of sweet and tangy, and the cheese was gooey and flavorful without being greasy. You won’t find cookie-cutter pizza here—this is the real deal.
The staff is friendly and welcoming, and the vibe is laid-back but polished. It’s a great spot for a casual dinner, a date night, or even to bring the kids. I’d happily make the drive again just to get another slice.
Highly recommend if you’re craving something authentic and made with heart. Lollipops is doing it right!