Revolve Pizza

[okatty]

My boss really wants to go at the one in Midtown. I've been to the one NW. For the price I thought it was okay. I'll try something else next week.

You put it like i do - "OK". Went yday to NW location and had salad and drink - $13.50. Not outrageous but on the high side. But it was fast and was in and out in 20 mins so it worked well.

With that said, think the downtown location will kill it. Really good lunch concept, great location ect.

[Thomas Vu]

You put it like i do - "OK". Went yday to NW location and had salad and drink - $13.50. Not outrageous but on the high side. But it was fast and was in and out in 20 mins so it worked well.

With that said, think the downtown location will kill it. Really good lunch concept, great location ect.

Great minds. Knowing you paid $13.50 for a salad, and I had the pizza on my visit what else is left? They'll definitely make a killing downtown with the lack of choices in that area.

[okatty]

Great minds. Knowing you paid $13.50 for a salad, and I had the pizza on my visit what else is left? They'll definitely make a killing downtown with the lack of choices in that area.

Saw they have a Pasta special today - 2 for $12, so we gotta follow the specials!

[ljbab728]

Some fun promotions for the opening.

http://www.oklahoman.com/article/543...IN%20THE%20SKY

[shawnw]

Ate there last night. Good stuff. I asked their hours when I was ordering and they said 7-7. It wasn't until I was eating that I even noticed that I got there quite a bit after 7 and they still serviced me.

[Thomas Vu]

Some fun promotions for the opening.

http://www.oklahoman.com/article/543...IN%20THE%20SKY

Can't read without making a log in =(

[soonermike81]

So my wife and I went last night. Absolutely love the space! Nice and open, and they have subway tiling, which I thought was a nice touch. Service was excellent, but there were not that many people in the restaurant. My wife tells me that lunchtime is nuts when she tries to go with her coworkers. As far as the food goes, I thought it was average at best. Sauce and toppings were fine in my opinion, but the crust was nothing to get excited about. Felt like the pasta was slightly undercooked as well. Wife's salad was good though. All in all, not a bad experience, and is a very good option for people who need to get in and out quickly. But I probably wouldn't make it a destination dinner spot again.

[DowntownMan]

I guess Sunday business wasn't doing well. They have a sign up that they no longer will be open on Sunday's.

[shawnw]

Yeah. But the owner told me they're quite busy at lunch. I've been there several times at dinner and the crowd is lighter but not absent.

[TheTravellers]

Yeah. But the owner told me they're quite busy at lunch. I've been there several times at dinner and the crowd is lighter but not absent.

Wife has gone a few times for lunch, yep, they're busy for lunch, she figures they're going to make beaucoup bucks during Thunder home games once the season starts, so they won't be lighter at dinner for long, I suspect...

[CCOKC]

I have been 3 times. All 3 times have been for either dinner or Saturday as I try to frequent places that take a chance with their hours downtown. I really do like their food menu and the fact that they serve beer does not hurt.

[John]

...and the fact that they serve beer does not hurt.

And good, local options, at that!

[sooner88]

Downtown Oklahoma City's Revolve Pizza Kitchen closed indefinitely for 'restructuring' | News OK

[soonermike81]

Downtown Oklahoma City's Revolve Pizza Kitchen closed indefinitely for 'restructuring' | News OK

Interesting, I wonder what's going on. To be honest, the two times I've gone there, I was extremely underwhelmed with their pizza. I loved the space, the employees were great, and the location is convenient for DT workers and residents. Just wish their pizza was better.

[Pete]

Per the Oklahoman, the downtown location has closed:

Downtown Oklahoma City's Revolve Pizza Kitchen closed indefinitely for 'restructuring' | News OK

Revolve Pizza Kitchen's downtown Oklahoma City restaurant is closed indefinitely, less than a year after it opened.

It opened on 7/20/15 so barely made 6 months.

[DowntownMan]

Per the Oklahoman, the downtown location has closed:

Downtown Oklahoma City's Revolve Pizza Kitchen closed indefinitely for 'restructuring' | News OK



It opened on 7/20/15 so barely made 6 months.

Well there is a location for cafe 7 to move to if they need it

[twade]

I eat here somewhat frequently, and I can't help but wonder if they are still working out kinks in their cost structure, e.g. appear to be fewer employees on any given shift, and they switched from sliced to grated cheese. I hope they do well - really like the concept and the people I've met while in there.

[sooner88]

This seems like it would be a good spot for a Chipotle.

[Anonymous.]

Wow... This is pretty bad. Fantastic corner and the place can't make it a year?

Hopefully it won't sit vacant long, but clearly it is very high risk in the CBD.

[hoya]

Yeah, I think the problem was, the pizza just wasn't that good. I ate there one time with a friend, and we were both very disappointed. Hideaway is just a bit farther and I liked the pizza a lot better.

[LakeEffect]

The Memorial Road location is still going though?

[shawnw]

I really liked the pizza and had heard it was packed at lunch, at least at first, not sure about lately.

But I also feel there was A LOT of competition for Pizza downtown and downtown adjacent. Maybe not the best business line to get into...

[Pete]

The Memorial Road location is still going though?

Yes.

[Rivalyn]

Yeah the Memorial location has definitely seen some of those same changes. I'm sure rent's a lot lower there, but the cheese changed. The balsamic vinegar that used to be in a big metal dispenser is gone.

Personally I really like them over the other choices on Memorial, even though Blaze opened up. Feel like their ingredients work together better albeit the toppings have a tendency to slide off. I probably stop by for a pick two (pizza and salad) about once a week.

[Pete]

The group's plan was to greatly expand this concept so I suspect they are still working out a lot of the fine tuning in their ingredients, vendors, processes, etc.

But very hard to imagine there isn't something else is going on here because their lunch business alone was strong downtown which should have been enough to carry them, especially for more than 6 months.

Plus, there was a big investment in that space and they certainly signed at least a 3-year lease, and probably 5-year with several option periods.