Stars Pizza Cafe & Grill

Three quick notes. First, we hope you enjoyed the quickie review yesterday. We should be adding those pretty regularly from now on. Second, we would love to find a Thunder themed pizza by next Sunday. If anyone has a lead on that, please, let us know. Third, in another Thunder related note, we will have one of our special freelance corespondents (one of our sisters) at the Ford Center on Saturday for game six of the Thunder/Lakers series, and she'll review the pizza they offer there for us.

This week we went to Stars Pizza Cafe & Grill, located off N. Pennsylvania at 2124 NW 39th St. It was a little bit off our beaten path, in an area of town we don't usually visit, but we had heard good things. One of the great things about Stars Pizza is their hours of operation, during the week they are open until 1 am and on the weekend until 2:30 am. As night owls, we heartily approve.

Let's get this party started!

Saturn Grill

So we’ve been doing this for a while now. Every Sunday night it’s the same routine. We go out, order some pizza, and get down to business. It’s nice. Nice and routine. We’ve read in several places that to keep a relationship like this working, there needs to be some variety, some spontaneity. In an effort to break the routine and spice things up, we decided what we need to start having quickies.

What? Get your mind out of the gutter! We’re talking about reviewing pizzas! This is a family-friendly blog! Wow, you think you know your readers. Anyway, we figure that there are so many places that serve pizza in Okc that if we do a place a week, we’ll be at this forever. So to cover more ground and keep you informed we’ll be breaking with routine every so often and writing up places that mainly do things besides pizzas. Expect the reviews to be fast and dirty (instead of usual, methodical, scientific approach), and maybe even a bit weird (curry pizza, anyone?).

So without further ado, our first quickie.

Danny B's Redux

So our plans tonight were to try a place called Sicilian Pizza Café, but we ended up with bad information regarding its location (turns out it can be found at N. Lincoln and EAST Memorial). Being technophobes and unwilling to call for help, we tried to swing by Café 7, over on N. May and W. Memorial. But it closes at three on Sundays. We here at New World Pizza don't just offer pizza reviews, but also morality tales. We almost expected J. Walter Weatherman to pop up and lose his arm while exclaiming "This is what happens when you don't do your research!" Fed up and starving, we decided to swing by Danny B's again, to further explore their menu.

The glorious logo and other news

Everyone tell Erin how much you love our new logo. Those familiar with the current New World Comics shirts will appreciate it.

Things are going well with adding our reviews to Urbanspoon. If you can think of any other corporate overloads willing to let us spread the good word of the Grand Unified Pizza Theory, let us know.

And as always, thanks for reading.

Pizza Milano

This week, instead of going to our Rolodex of known pizza places, we tried a new place that had left a flyer at Brian's apartment (such is the folly of youth). Pizza Milano, located at 16th and Meridian, is one of the few places that will deliver to our home base. And as far as delivery services go, they were ahead of schedule and their driver was more than pleasant (and not at all creepy).

But the real question is, how were the pizzas?

Pizza House

First, we'd like to say thanks to Colin at 365 Things to Do in OKC for the bump. 365 Things to Do in OKC is a daily list of odd and fun things that are going on in and around the metro area. If you're on facebook, you should check it out. And as a small token of thanks, we're reviewing a place that Colin introduced Ryan to back in the day. Thanks again, Colin.

Let's get down to business. 

After all that tomfoolery on Thursday we decided to get back to our usual business, and so we trekked over to Pizza House on 2520 N. Pennsylvania. We ordered out, since our base of operations exists in a no-man's-land for pizza deliveries, but we could have stayed in and maybe even enjoyed a game of pool.

It's business time!

Our first national chain review!

We’ve had several people ask us to review national chains, and we live to serve.

So read on, we dare you.