Pizza and beer, Ada OK: food and drink at Siege
Siege serves whole pizzas and funnel cakes from the kitchen and beer and mixed drinks from the bar, brought to the table or straight to the lane.
Siege is at 1606 Arlington St, Suite A in Ada, Oklahoma, and the kitchen runs while the doors are open to walk-ins, Thursday to Saturday. Food is one of the experiences at Siege, alongside axe lanes, a golf simulator and seven pool tables. Nothing here books ahead: walk in and order.
Where can you get pizza and beer in Ada, OK?
At Siege. Pizza comes out of the Siege kitchen whole on a tray, and the bar pours beer and mixed drinks for the adults a few steps away. It is the same room as the axe lanes, the pool tables and the golf simulator, so a pizza and a pitcher does not mean sitting still for an hour.
Pizza is one of the things people come to Siege for, and it travels. A group on a lane can order and keep throwing, a table by the screens can order and keep watching the game, and a party in the back can order for everyone at once.
Every pizza at Siege is 12 inches: $14 on the regular dough, or $15 hand tossed. The toppings are pepperoni, sausage, bacon and chicken, and mushrooms, bell pepper, onion and jalapenos. The drinks menu changes, so walk in to see what the bar is pouring.
What customers say
The pizza is amazing!! And so are there new mixed drinks the owner is so friendly and welcoming. An amazing place to come!
Ordered a regular pepperoni pizza from here and it was the best I’ve had in Ada!!
What is on the menu at Siege, and what does it cost?
Siege in Ada serves pizza and funnel cakes from the kitchen, with beer and mixed drinks from the bar.
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Whole pizzas
Whole 12 inch pizzas on a tray, $14 on regular dough or $15 hand tossed, for the table, the lane or the party in the back.
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Funnel cakes
Funnel cakes at Siege, hot and dusted, for the kids and for everyone else.
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Beer
Beer from the Siege bar, served to adults only, while the doors are open.
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Mixed drinks
Mixed drinks poured at the bar at Siege, for the adults in the group.
Can kids eat at Siege?
Yes. Siege is a family-friendly venue rather than a 21 and over bar, so a child can sit at a table, order a funnel cake and stay all evening. Adults order from the bar at the same table, and nobody has to split the group between two buildings to feed everyone.
That is the difference between eating at Siege and eating at a bar in Ada that is adults only. A family can have dinner here, then throw an axe, rack up a game of pool or take a turn on the golf simulator without leaving.
Can you order food for a party at Siege?
Yes. Pizza and funnel cakes are part of what makes a birthday party at Siege work: they feed the whole room without anybody leaving it, and a funnel cake does the job a birthday cake does. The same is true of a team building booking, where lunch and the activity are in one place.
Siege can host 100 or more guests, and the whole venue books privately any day, from 8 AM to 2 AM, outside the public hours. Tell us the headcount and the date and we will tell you what the kitchen can do.
Is there a vegetarian option at Siege?
Yes. A pizza topped with mushrooms, bell peppers, onions and jalapenos, and none of the four meat toppings, is a vegetarian pizza at Siege. The topping list runs pepperoni, sausage, bacon and chicken for meat, and mushrooms, bell pepper, onion and jalapeno for vegetables, so going meat-free is a matter of which toppings a table picks, not a separate menu.
Regular dough or hand tossed: which pizza works for your table?
Siege bakes every pizza on regular dough or hand tossed, and the two are not the same pizza.
Neither costs much more than the other, at $14 for regular dough and $15 hand tossed on a 12 inch pizza, so the choice comes down to what a table wants to bite into. A group that cannot agree can order one of each.
Funnel cakes, Ada OK: what makes one different from a doughnut?
A funnel cake is batter poured through a funnel into hot oil in a thin stream, so it fries into a tangle of ridges rather than a single ring, then gets a heavy dusting of powdered sugar instead of a glaze. A doughnut, by contrast, is shaped and fried whole before it is topped.
At Siege, funnel cakes come out hot from the kitchen the same way a pizza does, for the kids at the table and for the adults who want dessert with a beer. It is the same fairground treat people already know, made to order instead of at a fair.
How does food work during a private party at Siege?
A private party at Siege handles food differently from a walk-in night: every birthday package includes the Pizza Party Feast of pizza, 2 to 3 slices a guest, funnel cakes made to order, soft drinks and water. A group rental gets it with the Siege Showdown or the Siege Takeover, or adds it for $12 a guest who comes, and without it no food is sold a la carte to the group. An outside cake or outside food is welcome on every private party at no extra charge.
A private booking for a business or team event can add food and drinks to its per-person rate, or run on activities alone. Either way, tell us the headcount and whether food is part of the plan when a birthday or a team event is booked.
How many pizzas does a group need at Siege?
A 12 inch pizza splits into slices the same way anywhere else, so the right number to order comes down to appetite and how many other things the table is eating. A table mixing pizza with funnel cakes usually orders fewer whole pies than a table on pizza alone.
Larger groups, like a birthday table or a team event at Siege, are easier to plan for ahead of time, since the headcount decides how the kitchen prepares. Tell us the number of guests when a private party is booked, and the food follows the group instead of the other way around.
What does an evening of food and games at Siege look like?
There is no set order to a night at Siege. Some groups eat first and play after, some start on the lanes and send someone to grab a pizza halfway through, and a table by the bar can eat while everyone else finishes a game of pool.
Ordering once for a whole table also suits a group that keeps changing seats. A whole pizza sits on the tray waiting between throws, where a single slice bought one at a time would mean someone missing their turn to go back for more.
Frequently asked questions
Do you serve food at Siege?
Yes. Siege in Ada serves 12-inch pizzas and funnel cakes from the kitchen, and beer and mixed drinks from the bar for adults.
Do you deliver?
No. Food at Siege is served in the venue at 1606 Arlington St, Suite A, to the table or the lane.
Can you eat at the axe lanes?
Yes. Pizza and funnel cakes come to the lane at Siege, so a group does not have to stop playing to eat.
Is there a bar with food in Ada?
Siege serves pizza and funnel cakes beside the bar's beer and mixed drinks, so the food, the drinks, the game and the axe lanes are under one roof.
When is the kitchen open?
The Siege kitchen in Ada cooks through the walk-in hours: Thursday 6 to 11 PM, Friday 6 PM to 1 AM and Saturday 2 to 11 PM. A private booking can be catered outside those hours.
What pizzas and drinks do you have?
Siege's pizzas are 12 inches, $14 on regular dough or $15 hand tossed, with pepperoni, sausage, bacon, chicken, mushrooms, bell pepper, onion and jalapenos to choose from. The Siege drinks menu varies, so walk in to see it, or call (580) 453-4045.
Is there a vegetarian pizza at Siege?
Yes. At Siege, a pizza built from mushrooms, bell pepper, onion and jalapeno, with none of the meat toppings, is a vegetarian option on either dough.
Can you bring your own cake to a private party at Siege?
Yes. On every private birthday package at Siege, outside cake and outside food are welcome at no extra charge.
How many pizzas should a group order at Siege?
Every pizza at Siege is 12 inches, and a 12-inch pizza generally feeds two or three adults, so a group of six usually starts with two or three and adds another if the night runs long. Kids and a round of funnel cakes stretch that further.
Is there a separate kids menu at Siege?
Siege lists no separate kids menu. The same 12-inch pizzas and funnel cakes serve the whole table, kids included, and a topping list built from mushrooms, bell pepper, onion and jalapeno covers a plain, meat-free slice for a picky eater.