Lollipops Woodfire & Grocery

Awesome place and awesome service! Get yourself an Angry Chicken pizza. Those ingredients are PERFECTION!

Giving even 1 star is a shame. This is another bad, Bartlesville restaurant. The best thing about this restaurant was the lollipop they give you. My thought is, they didn't make it.So when you walk in the front door, you are greeted by what appears to be their odd version of grocery. Some onions, some bags of pasta, there may have been some cans of tomatoes. Why? Downtown Bartlesville doesn't have apartments, where residents may find themselves missing a bag of penne rigate at 7 pm, and instead of getting in the car and having to drive to a supermarket, they can cross the street to grab the pasta. No, this is Bartlesville. The coffee shop closed at 1 pm. The insurance agent isn't in need of a bag of pasta. So the grocery portion of this establishment is silly. Can the wood fire be any better? Nope.We ordered a "pizza" and a baked pasta. The pizza was cold and was essentially a bad version of bruschetta. The baked pasta is still waiting to be baked. The amount of water the pasta was served in was unbelievable. They do sell colanders somewhere. Maybe drain the pasta.The balsamic vinaigrette on the pizza was not appealing. The pasta had crushed tomatoes dumped on top. This isn't a "red sauce." This is uncooked, bitter crushed tomatoes. The packaged, shredded cheese provided no solace and the bitter herbs reminded me of that portion of the Passover Seder. This restaurant would be better served by cracking open frozen Rao's meals and serving them as their own.I was told the bartender received training in Australia. I don't know if the bartender I had was trained in Australia, but I'm sure even the Kangaroos and Koalas would find these drinks to be weak and pedestrian. Bartlesville will never have to worry about a James Beard finalist. The best they can hope for is a guy named James with a beard.

Went with work group today. They are currently having $12/pizza Tuesdays which was a good deal. We had a group of 9 that arrived right after they opened. You walk in and review the menu. Then you order from a counter and grab a seat. There is a good view of the oven and the dough can be seen flying up in the air occasionally as they prepare the pies. I was worried about 7 pizzas being made in a wood fire oven being g done in a timely manner. However they were really fast. The pizza variety is impressive. They are flavorful. Everyone at our table liked them. I tried the Caprese Balsalmic, the Sweet Fire, and the Triple BBQ. Of the three the triple was my favorite. The front of the store has some market items like cheese, freeze dried candy, bread.

Ok so this is walk up and order so don't wait..... but solid pizza and with the bar next door this is a no brainer! Glad we stopped by to eat here and the red sauce is perfect! Look forward to trying something else next time we are here. Love the decor too!

We settled in at a table with a view of the wood fired oven. It was interesting to watch the dough being stretched by hand, loaded with toppings then slid into the oven. You could see the wood burning and watch the attentive cook as he worked the pizzas with the long-handled peel. Moving the disks from front to back, side to side, and an occasional spin for consistency to complete the perfection. This is a skill requiring the eye of an artisan and experience. Lollipops Woodfire & Grocery occupies a beautifully restored old building. I love these kinds of places. The restaurant is dimly lit, creating a cooling, shadowy ambiance. Comfortable tables, chairs and booths are available. Modern attractive fixtures and finishes are used throughout; without destroying the old building's interior character. Enough "old "has been left in the building to preserve its feeling. When you walk in it is a little confusing to figure out where to order. What looks to be a counter is directly in front of the door. That ain't it. Step to the right of it and keep walking. It is on the righthand side of the dining area about mid-way inside the building. Grab a menu and scroll through the selection of designer pizzas, salads and sandwiches until you connect with a combination that resonates with your palate. Order, have a seat, food is coming out soon. The Fusion for me and a massive bowl of Cobb Salad for my wife. (check the pictures, check the menu) The pizza was perfection. A designer pizza toasted up in a wood fired oven by a skilled cook. The fresh Cobb Salad was of equal quality and delivered deliciousness.I left Lollipops Woodfire & Grocery with a very favorable impression of the restaurant. Excellent. Oh Lollipops! The restaurant's namesake! Every customer gets one. They are at the counter. Don't leave without one of these sweet little disks. Sugary works of art on a stick.

Service struggles. Big party? Hope you like one meal at a time delivered. Good place for a cocktail.

We ate out on the new patio today and wow did they do a great job. Never disappoints. Staff is always great people. We enjoy our meal and visit with folks around us.

Never found out much about the food. Turfed from our table while we were ordering at the window. Had no place to eat with our party. And they forgot about one of our pizzas and a Cobb salad until they were reminded. By the time they delivered parts three and four, our group was busted across multiple tables. Couldn't eat together or even at the same time. Complete chaos. If you're going to have a crowd that rude, you need to have wait service organizing things and managing the orders. Eventually had to take the food to go. Not really likely to eat it now. Huge waste of time and money.

Good food but service is subpar. They have you pay when you order so they don't have to care if they mess up or forget your order. Unfortunately this is a trend not a one time occurrence.

If I could rate them a zero, I would. They forgot my plate and when I finally got it 10 -15 min after the 4 others at my table, it was cold and had apparently been sitting back there the whole time. Then they "remade " it and there were bottom of the pan burnt chunks of rice mixed into the rice and veggie plate I ordered and they forgot the chicken added to my daughter's Mac and cheese that we paid an extra $6 for. It was over $110 for us to eat there and it was 4 adults and a toddler and we didn't get dessert or appetizers.