Upper Crust Wood Fired Pizza

Delicious food and fabulous service! The numbers pizza is amazing. Salads were delicious too! Look forward to coming back.

I don’t honestly understand why this place doesn’t have better reviews. I live down the street and have been so many times I cannot count. I’ve honestly never had a problem. Who can beat an entire pizza and a bottle of wine for $ 25?! I prefer the mushroom pizza with black olives added. Their bricked chicken is fantastic too! I’m typing this and thinking — this is where I’m going to dinner tonight.
Bar can be slow service-​wise at times… That’s me seriously stretching to find something wrong.

Great food and the manager always goes above and beyond. Staff is super friendly. Pricy for pizza, but you get what you pay for.

We love Upper Crust! The goat cheese appetizer and cookie dessert are my favorites. The pizza is good, not great. This is a regular date night spot for us, as it’s close to home and always a solid choice.

The pizza is expensive and mediocre. They have buffalo chicken wings that I don’t even think is chicken. All are dark meat and they are super tiny.
Drinks weren’t strong– nice atmosphere though. Maybe it was just a bad night, but I’ve have much better pizza.

First time dining in at a Upper Crust. My toddler loved his kids pepperoni pizza, and ate it all. Me and my bf got the ‘some like it hot’ with peppers, Italian sausage, and balsamic vinegar. The pizza was decent, but I like other places better. It’s a good place to take the kids, or have a night out with friends. They have a great wine list for a pizza joint, and the restaurant was clean. We had great service, and I would definitely come back, just the pizza itself wasn’t too great. Oh, but what WAS great was their ranch! Call me an ‘Okie’ but I loves me some ranch with my pizza!

Decided to try this uppercrust out for my birthday, it’s been a while since I’ve been to the one on Classen curve I remember I liked it quite a lot. After trying this Edmond location I felt a little lacking in the pizza flavor that I remember. Maybe my palate has changed but Empire pizza that I had last was much better. The service was good I guess OK but they didn’t offer any birthday specials at all, no cupcake or glass of wine or anything kind of disappointed. But it is a good pizza joint from I tried here in Edmond.

My husband and I ate here last night for dinner. I’ll give it a four star review, because I wasn’t absolutely blown away, but then again our pizza wasn’t too crazy.
My husband got the Alfredo Chicken pizza. I will say, the crust was really really good. And the ranch was good too. But I wasn’t in love with the actual pizza. The onions were super overwhelming and I didn’t personally like the bacon on it. My husband gave it a good review, but said the same thing about the overwhelming taste of onions. I got the Bricked Chicken, which I will recommend. However, I wish it came with an actual side, not just a salad and a piece of chicken. The chicken was cooked and seasoned perfectly, and it was a good size serving. The side Caesar was good too. It was a quieter night since it was during the week, but I can see this place getting pretty noisy. Overall, service was great, and I definitely know we’ll be back!

We went on a Friday night, when families with small kids come from the area to have pizza. The parking lot was full! We gave them our name and we’re paged via phone text and the wait was not bad considering the crowd. They have enst enst beat music going on that the small fry who are regulars like to grind to. You don’t mind the kids with the music and noise level. I had the psycho Shroom pizza and their house Reisling. It was all good. And their Mediterranean salad with different olives and feta hit the spot. This was our 4^th or fifth visit, definitely love this place!

I wish I could give this place 10 stars.
My family and I came here the weekend before Halloween. When we arrived, we had one sugared up toddler, and a sleeping baby. We debated in the parking lot about going in at all, considering our youngest did NOT want to wake up for dinner. But, Grandma said she would hold him while we ate and all would be fine.
Walk in the door and there are two very friendly hostesses. They ask if we will need a booster or high chair, and I said no if we were in a booth, otherwise we might. At this point, Hostess Awesome looks over to Hostess Fantastic, they chat, erase something on their white board, and ask us to follow them. I’m assuming they were going to seat us at a table (which we would have been happy with) but they noticed the sleeping baby, heard my comment, and decided a booth would be easier for us. THANK YOU LADIES! It’s rare to find folks in any business that actually listen to you.
We were sat at a large booth next to a window. It was comfortable and perfect for our arrangement. Our toddler bounced around between us without bothering any other table, the baby slept on Grandma, and all was right in the world :)
They sell Santa Margarita Pinot Grigio here, in small 2 cup bottles. Thumbs up for that! The appetizer of cheese sticks was delicious. We ordered 2 pizzas, a pepperoni and Tony’s Italian. Both were incredible, there were no leftovers.
Our waitress was amazing. I wish I could remember her name, but she really made the experience for us. She saw we had a sleeping baby, and always spoke at a lower volume and close to us when taking our order. At no point did we have an empty glass or have any need to find her. She never interrupted us when the table was chatting. She was just perfect. She was also clever with the dessert. I have waited tables before, so the phrase «Do we have room for dessert?» is expected. But that’s not what she said. She came to the table and said «Are you ready for a cookie pie?»… TO MY 4 YEAR OLD. Someone else may have been upset about that, but I found it BRILLIANT. Of course my 4 year old said YES! And thank goodness for it, since we would have said no otherwise, and missed out on the most awesome ooey gooey chocolatey dessert. I may come back just for that some time.
This will become a staple in our family. I could go back every week, the food is delicious, the staff is amazing. It’s not the cheapest place in the world, but with 2 young children and limited time, I’ll pay a little extra to have a great night out.

The people that work here are all great and remember us whenever we come in. I love the ambiance/​décor. The pizza is ok. It’s hot but doesn’t seem cooked all the way even in the brick oven.

You know, the service is impeccable and the ranch is really good, but the pizza is just ‘okay’. I’ve definitely had better. It’s not spectacular at all. Their fried mozzarella is a must have. I’ve been here a couple times (with a lot of time inbetween visits) and I keep thinking ‘maybe I will like it more this time’ but I don’t… There’s just better pizza elsewhere.

I don’t know where these 5Star reviewers ate but it definitely wasn’t here. I live within a mile and after two visits since it has opened, a Avoid it as I’m highly disappointed with it. Too many others make better pizza nearby.

Always a fan. Love the psycho shroom and the big market salad.
I can write a longer review, but I think there’s a pretty good one I wrote previously and I’m certain I ordered the exact same thing, so you may wanna check out my previous review!
But definitely check out Upper Crust in Edmond. We love it, my five kids love it too!

YUMZZZZZZZZ!
Super dOOper YUMZ! The pizza was freakin off the wall! It was really tasty, crust was amazing and the pizza wasn’t greasy at all.
It came out quickly and was made to perFECtion! The beer selection to go with it was rockin. I asked the waitress’s opinion, because they always know what’s good, and she was on-​point! She also was very courteous and allowed us a couple samples of a couple different kinds of beer so that we didn’t have to choose one blindly.
The atmosphere is somewhat dimly lit for a sultry vibe, good for a date or just a fun night out. The décor is super cute, rustic chic, I would say. The place looked very neat, tidy and clean. Even the outdoor landscaping was pretty.
I will definitely be back to this place for sure!

This place makes a good pie!
I’ve had two different pizzas: The Psycho Shroom and the Flying Pig. 1) The Shroom was awesome. Not the crappy mushrooms from the grocery store, but thick and juicy ones. It has great flavor. 2) The Flying pig was stellar as well. The chicken was moist, which seems to be tough to pull off on a pizza, and the «pig sauce» was awesome. The pig sauce seems to almost be a vodka sauce, with a hint of something else on it… They’ve got me stumped, but I’ll ask the next time I’m in!
The buffalo wing app was good too. Nice, classic buffalo flavor. The only drawback is that they were particularly small wings. It could have just been the day I went, but they were small enough to elicit a conversation from the group. I probably won’t cough up the money for them, and I’ll just stick to the pizza from now on.
The pros
1) Variety… They kill it on the different unique pizzas to try. Not all of them are to my liking, but they are definitely tasty.
2) Quick. They get your order done ASAP, which is nice when places like dominos can be so slow on busy nights.
3) Curbside take-​away: Let face it, walking is overrated. :)
4) Nice atmosphere. Kinda trendy, definitely geared towards the 30+ year old.
The Cons
1) Pricey. A pie runs you around $ 15. Not terrible, as its «gourmet,» but can be a curve ball if you’re used to a $ 10 pizza.
2) Small pizzas. If there are 2 people, you need at least 2 pizzas. It provides a good opportunity to try a few different variations, though.
If you’re looking for a crow– pleaser, this place is the spot. Would be a nice place to take a date for a more «relaxed» vibe.

2^nd time here
Going to revise rating based on the fried fish i ordered
Very difficult to do fish fried perfectly
Excellent and well done
Even tho my salad that came with the plate was over dressed, should of requested dressing on the side
Was quickly replaced by manager serving
Now thats service

I’ve been here 3 times and I’ve always received excellent service! My first time there, I was walked through the menu and our waiter made some great recommendations. I had the Numbers pizza and have never deviated from that. I usually start with a caesar although my wife is a big fan of the House Salad. The numbers pizza is just under $ 20 which is really pushing it for me given the size of the pizza but the service and quality of food make it worth the visit.

Points for atmosphere. I’ll admit I was perturbed by the TV screen in the bathroom, which doubled as a mirror… BUT big brownie points for carrying Molton Brown hand soup and lotion. Can’t get enough of that stuff! And before you go and shake your head in disgust, these things all lend a hand in the overall experience. Upper Crust is kind of a fancy-​ish for a pizza joint wouldn’t you say? I can see where my money is going…
Now on to the food–
Good pizza. We shared the Psycho ‘Shroom and Tony’s Italian. The spicy sausage has a little bit of a kick, but it was mild enough for me to eat. I enjoyed the slight crunch of the pizza dough. Nothing overly impressive– Just good for the price! What surprised me the most were the salads. I was skeptical about ordering a Caesar, but it was tasty and they didn’t give me a bunch of romaine stumps. I tried a little bit of the House Salad and thought it had some good flavors mixed together. One large salad can feed two, maybe 3 people at most.
I think the one thing that bugged me were the seating arrangements. Even though the distance of space in between seemed large enough to prevent this, I accidentally kept kicking my mother-​in-​law! Plus the booths just seemed so, I dunno what’s the word… stiff? They were just uncomfortable and bulky and not so friendly. I was so concerned with sitting in a particular position that it made it difficult to enjoy my food. But eh, I would give it another whirl.

I love me some pizza and this is a pretty good spot to satisfy a craving.
Recently, my party of 8 comfortably sat in one of the enormous booths at this newer location of Upper Crust. We went wild and each of us ordered a pizza and a salad!
The Caesar salad was my favorite part of the dining experience. The lettuce was crisp and the dressing had just the right amount of tang with flavorful shredded parm. The pizzas left something to be desired for me. In the schmorgesbourg of food, my choice with the Mushroom pizza option and added carmelized onions. Others at my table ordered the veggie, pepperoni, and caprese. Something I noticed was all of the pizzas that came out had larger crusts. I usually will take a couple bites of the crust but prefer to have another piece of pizza pie goodness to fill my belly. Next time, I’ll probably just order a large salad.
The atmosphere is cool and borderline sports bar. Speaking of the bar, it’s well stocked and there’s a huge board of prices that show they are proud of their inexpensive libations compared to others.
This Upper Crust will get me back in the doors to watch a Thunder game for sure!