Pizza Corral

Very yummy and delicious Pizza, at the Pizza Corral in Elgin oklahoma, especially the employees there, sure, know how to make great Pizza, especially they treated me right, as a customer. I would recommend anyone to go to Pizza Corral, especially to dine in, to feed your family or friends over there, especially to support this small business in oklahoma.

Best pizza place in town! No shade to the pizza spots in Lawton, but this place tops them too. I especially love that they offer a buffet and give high schoolers the chance to gain work experience serving others. Everyone here was incredibly respectful, attentive, and kind. It was our first time visiting, and they were just as amazing as the pizza!

I've been ridiculed because I would drive 60 miles rt to come get pizza from Pizza Corral. But it is the best pizza in Oklahoma! I always get the Large Meatlovers and have lots of leftovers but if you get the lg pan pizza it has 5 lbs of cheese, the medium has 3 lbs of cheese... And so much meat on both!!! Then the calzone are my husbands favorite, he gets his with the creamy Italian sauce. And he just loves it!

Pizza Corral did not disappoint on this one. Birria Pizza!! No part of the pizza was left untouched. There was flavor in every bite from the cheese from the meat from the bread. It was phenomenal..

I ordered a two-topping deep dish pizza from Pizza Corral, and it was delicious! You could really tell the ingredients were fresh. I hadn't had a deep dish pizza in a while, so when I saw they offered it, I had to give it a try. Be prepared for how heavy the box is--these pizzas are hefty, filling, and packed with flavor!

So today's Taste Tour was to Elgin, OK to visit Pizza Corral- Elgin and try out their handmade specialty pizzas. With many positive reviews and comments (except from that one guy from Texas) I figured it was worth the drive--especially for their lunch buffet. First of all, it is a hole in the wall place. A small stand alone building with a gravel parking lot near a car garage just down from the BBQ place right before the fourway stop, with a light up billboard sign out front. So yes, it already checks ALL the boxes for legit pizza place. Even had a couple old tires for a parking bumper. Oh. My. Goodness. I had to circle the lot a couple of times to wait for someone to leave, since I arrived at peak pizza buffetness--high noon. Sure enough, it was packed, but I found a table quickly. The decor was simple, with a few small tables. Good--they aren't trying to fool people with fancy schmancy decor and then serve sub par pizza with canned sauce and cheese with goo additives. And even though it was noon, and there was a birthday party, and lots of folks devouring pizza, the buffet was constantly well stocked. The lunch buffet was generous, with about a dozen different pizzas out at any given time, along with a nice salad bar. (You know, for those who don't eat their weight in pizza at an all you can eat buffet.) The choices were varied: from jalepeno pepperoni, to the meat lovers (pepperoni, sausage, Italian sauce, and bacon), cheese lovers, an Alfredo chicken, BBQ ranch chicken, sausage, and a couple combo pizzas. Basically All. The. Meats. (I should have brought in a bottle of honey--a sauce trick I learned on a pizza expedition in Alaska a few years back. Try it will a loaded meat lovers pizza next time--amd thank me later.) It was definitely freshly made pizza dough, thick but not heavy. The crust was thick AND crisp, and while well done, it was not crunchy or burnt. No gooey pizza dough here--another great sign! The final kicker was that there was just the right amount of sauce -- it's wasn't so much that it overpowered the meats and cheeses, but enough to know it was there. Not sure if that's the usual (y'all saucy folks might be able to order extra sauce?) but it was definitely a well balanced pizza. The Alfredo pizzas were similarly slathered with Alfredo sauce--and I'm not a big Alfredo pizza fan, but these were legit. They offer specialty pizzas, like the Native Smoke BBQ pizza, a five cheese pizza, and others which weren't on the buffet but warrant another visit to try them. A couple of folks had calzones which looked fantastic as well. And rumor has it there are even a couple of super secret pizza combos that require code words and secret handshakes...or maybe just asking nicely... Oh--don't forget dessert. That's right, they have a gelato counter by the register to taunt you as you order. So I made room after 47 pieces of pizza for a couple of scoops of gelato. I should have left more room. The gelato was thick and creamy, and there were about a dozen flavors to choose from. I jokingly suggested they need an all you can eat gelato buffet. Ok, maybe I wasn't joking. All in all, it was definitely worth the drive. Their prices are fair and portion size for made to order it great, and the buffet was definitely worth the money. If I lived closer I would be a regular--well, I'd at least be there daily. If you are looking for handcrafted pizza with great flavor, great crust, and unique offerings, Pizza Corral should be on your list. If you are planning a drive to Texas, or a day trip to Medicine Park, add Pizza Corral to your list. A definite 9, possibly 9.2 on the Tastometer. Highly recommended!