Best Pizza Deliveries
in Norman

Sergio's Italian Bistro occupies a compact, older building on East Gray Street. Inside, the lighting is dim, creating a subdued, classy atmosphere. Staff members, including Brandy and Anna, greet patrons.

The chicken parmigiana, prepared to go, featured a flavorful tomato sauce and well-cooked pasta. The chicken breast, though slightly dense, retained its taste and seasoning, complemented by genuine mozzarella broiled to a precise point. The balance of garlic, salt, and tomato acidity was notable. Homemade bread, served with spicy oil, provides an appealing starter.

Desserts are locally embraced, with cheesecakes available for takeout. The bar area offers a distinct seating option, and an outdoor patio welcomes dogs.

Gaberino's offers a selection of pasta dishes, including baked ziti with added meatballs. The spinach artichoke dip, prepared with fresh spinach, is a notable starter. The chicken Parmesan is served with a pink sauce.

For entrées, the Chicken Picana arrives with canned artichoke hearts, mushrooms, and capers. Noodles and sauce lack discernible flavor. Garlic bread presents as either stale or excessively crunchy. The spaghetti and meatballs also lack distinct taste in both components.

Service during a moderately occupied Saturday evening proves slow and inattentive. Bathroom cleanliness is a concern. The pizza, while greasy, stands as the most palatable offering.

At Pizza Shuttle, a BBQ chicken pizza arrived with a generous amount of toppings. The turkey sub also presented a notable option, featuring turkey, bacon, and Swiss cheese. The establishment's building shows its age, but the food preparation stands out.

The cheese on the pizza was plentiful, and the Gyro pizza base sauce was applied thoughtfully. Calzones, specifically the "mini" size, exceeded expectations in their dimensions. The staff handled requests for dipping sauce additions with accommodating speed.

Customer interactions were marked by politeness and attentiveness. The pizza arrived hot, suggesting prompt preparation after ordering. The turkey sub, in particular, garnered praise.

Eagle One Pizza offers customization with a noticeable option for halal pepperoni, a detail rarely found among pizza establishments. The staff accommodates specific requests patiently.

The establishment maintains a clean and professional appearance, with a notable effort evident in its upkeep. This attention to detail extends to the pizza preparation itself.

Pickup orders are punctual, ensuring timely collection for planned gatherings. The pricing structure is deemed reasonable for the quantity of pizza provided.

New York Pizza & Pasta sits on a busy campus corner. The crust presents a crisp exterior with a soft, yielding interior. Sauces offer a well-seasoned base for the generous, fresh toppings.

Pasta portions are substantial, paired with sauces that appear to have undergone careful refinement. The garlic knots, however, are notably fried and leave an oily residue. The salads achieve a higher standard of ingredient quality than the pizzas.

Dessert cannoli, priced at six dollars, are small and excessively sweet. The overall impression is of a restaurant with uneven execution, where the quality of ingredients does not consistently align with the price point.