Andolini's Pizzeria Sliced Blue Dome
Nestled on the historic Route 66 in Tulsa, Andolini's Pizzeria Sliced Blue Dome invites travelers to savor authentic, artisan flavors in a vibrant atmosphere. With its iconic blue dome and a menu brimming with handcrafted pizzas and local ingredients, this beloved eatery is a must-stop for road trippers craving a taste of tradition and excitement. Join the lively crowd and relive the spirit of the Mother Road while enjoying the perfect slice—it's a true piece of Americana that you won’t want to miss!
Eric Hansen
3 months ago"Stopped in for dinner and had a great time. My coworker and ordered the fried mozzarella and shared the NYC Street slice. It was huge and we had a ton of food. The fried mozzarella was crispy and melty, and was extra good with the marinara sauce. The pizza was great as well. It was very cheesy and heavy, and we got full much faster than we thought. Our server was named Haven I think, and she was great."
Matt Hodges
3 months ago"Had a nice visit at Andolini’s. It was a random pick on my walk back to the hotel from the baseball stadium (Tulsa FC vs NM United). The staff is super friendly and great conversations. I sat at the bar and ordered a pepperoni pizza slice. A good spot for a quick bite and a drink. The 918 Cerveza pairs well with pizza. Definitely would recommend other visitors to come by and check out Andolini’s. Go United!"
Christina Martin
2 months ago"A perfect barstool dinner! We were traveling through and had to hit Ando's, this was the closest location to our AirBNB. Noor took great care of us- awesome drinks and beer suggestions, we got the DeMarco and the presentation was cool, and when we couldn't pick a gelato flavor he hooked it up and I died a happy ice cream death. Thanks Ando's and can't wait to visit next time we come through"
Shmuli Weber
a month ago"Though we didn’t eat "in house," instead making an online order that came with a little difficulty with hearing each other’s audio on call, I’m happy we gave this location our business. We ordered a Spring Street pizza, which, while almost too large for our hotel room desk, was delicious and satiated us for the evening and throughout the immediate few days after our return home. The especially poignant highlight for me, though, was the gelato. I wanted to try samples (but figured doing so wasn’t ideal on a busy Saturday near 20:00/8:00p), but the crème brûlée gelato was fantastic. I finished it so quickly even despite feeling full from the pizza, and I wanted more. Even if it’s busy — which is why I’d consider ordering online — if you want pizza and/or gelato in downtown Tulsa, I’d stop by Andolini’s and would again myself."
