Hideaway News

December 30, 2020

Winner, Winner Hideaway Pizza (for a year) dinner!

#HappyHideaways

The holidays may have been a bit different this year, but that didn't stop you from helping us spread Christmas Cheer with a photo contest! Thanks to everyone that took the time to snap a festive photo with their pizza box for our #HappyHideaways contest.

We've reviewed all of the fabulous entries and selected this year's winners:

Nadia Johnshon - Snow Day Pizza Party

Jim Vidmar - OKC Loves Pizza

Ronni Grace - How the Grinch Stole Pizza

Joshua Rinker - Pizza, PJs, & Christmas Cups

Each winner will receive a gift card loaded with enough dough to buy pizza for a year! See? 2021 is already looking better and better...

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More Locations, More Pizza!

Hideaway Pizza opened their newest location in McKinney, Texas. Located at 2101 N. Hardin Blvd, the McKinney location marks the company’s 24th restaurant and the latest addition to its growing presence in Texas.

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Hideaway Pizza is launching 3 New Pizzas and a Delicious Drink, available only for a limited time!

Spring has sprung and so has new pizzas! Hideaway Pizza is excited to offer 2 completely new additions as well as the continuation of the Aporkalypse! In addition to these great bites, the new Spicy Margarita is also making its debut! 

 

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Hideaway Pizza Partners with Kids Across America

Hideaway Pizza is proud to announce a partnership with Kids Across America. From April 22nd to April 28th, 2024, Hideaway Pizza will donate $2.00 of every large specialty pizza sold at all locations to Kids Across America, a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering and enriching the lives of children across the nation.

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HELLO FROM THE KAHUNA FAM!

Hideaway Pizza was founded in 1957 by Richard "The Big Kahuna" Dermer and his wife, Marti, with the first location in Stillwater—famously near Oklahoma State University. Little Annie Fanny, a '60s era cartoon, was on one of the collage walls in the original building on West Third Street. One particular strip had Annie saying, "Leapin' lizards, it's the Big Kahuna!

From that cartoon, employees started calling Dermer the Big Kahuna.