I ordered 2 chicken salads. The chicken was great the lettuce was fresh…read more They don't let you see the menu before taking your order. If they asked me if i wanted the Cobb salad I would have said no. If you're not gonna let me see the menu, then clarify to the customer "which chicken salad do you want?" If you're not gonna let me see the menu, then clarify to the customer "which chicken sandwich do you want?". "The traditional has pickle and mayo, the deluxe has lettuce tomato, and the grilled has lettuce tomato."

Carl really likes this place. Carl is very happy... If Carl is happy so am I. chicken is good, so…read moreis the Mac and cheese that me like. service was nice, someone smiled at me which made my day . I don't like the atmosphere, because I'm vegetarian, and the signs made me cry.

Traveling through Tulsa and found this burger joint. Decided due to the ratings and the fact that…read moreit had a drive-through that this is the stop for us today. We decided to eat in the parking lot as it's much safer than driving and eating. However, with the option of people watching that also was a deciding factor on why we should park and eat. There is a nice view of the city, skyline and interesting lights and various different people in the area. Would recommend the chicken sandwich combo, however, would probably recommend to request the mayonnaise on the side as it definitely was seeping out the bottom of the sandwich and the napkin was much needed. Disappointed they did not have french fries so we were not able to try them, but they substituted onion rings and the tater tots which both were good. Tater tots could've probably use some seasoning or salt however they were cooked perfect. The staff was polite and helpful. We can definitely see ourselves stopping here again.

Oklahoma seems to have a certain pride when it comes to burger joints that keep it simple. Tulsa…read morehas many chains, local restaurants and pop-ups that are familiar and filling. Encroaching on a seemingly crowded market can be tough but somehow Howdy feels like an already-established diner. While many newer burger places attempt to overwhelm the consumer, Howdy Burger's approach seems to be keeping things simple and delivering what the people want while staying true to the "burger joint" identity. I've had Howdy Burger 2 or 3 times through the years. My first visit was likely in/at Mother Road Market but a more recent visit was on October 29th (2025). In the midst of an economic stall (the federal government was shut down for 4 weeks at that point), eating out seemed like a luxury. I visited around 2pm for lunch. The weather was chilly and the staff was readily available. I was greeted and I browsed the menu for about 2mins before ordering. I ended up getting a single burger & rodeo fries. Afterwards, me & the lady cashier had a brief conversation about the state of the world as business was slower than usual. The restaurant isn't huge but it was well maintained. I sat near the West windows and the food came out shortly after. The highlight of the food was easily the burger itself. It was a decent size, the bread was soft, and the patty was just thick enough. Each bite was equally satisfying as they didn't hold back on the toppings. I will say that the fries are pretty standard, even with the extra toppings. I don't think the Rodeo Fries are worth wild but it didn't hurt to try. Lastly, I LOVE the variety of sauces they offer and the staff are happy to add them directly onto the sandwich or place them on the side. I've since returned to have the Fried Chicken Sandwich and it was just as good, if not better, than most famed chicken sandwich spots. I wasn't familiar with Howdy for a while and, as mentioned, there are many other places to get a cheeseburger, sandwich and/or fries. But what I like about Howdy is that they don't try too hard, they know what sells and they offer great service. Considering the price, consistency in their products and good people behind the counter, Howdy Burger is good enough to replace your favorite burger chain and/or fast food spot.

When I arrived it was empty. Which worried me but I love Five Guys i ordered a little cheeseburger…read morewith cajun fries. They of course delivered, its always on point. Why the low rating? Bathroom cleanliness made me rethink everything.

In order to get past this review of Five Guys, you have to be able to pass one question. Are you…read morewilling to spend $30 for a one person meal at a fast food place? Five Guys is the most expensive fast food burger joint. A bacon cheeseburger is $13.89, a regular fries $7.29, a regular fountain drink $3.39. Then there's an optional tip that I am always pressured to give. So if you want a full meal (burger, fries, drink, optional tip), $30 is that outrageous cost. The best feature is all toppings for your burgers are free and you could customize it however you want to. I added lettuce, pickles, tomatoes, and grilled mushrooms to my bacon cheeseburger and it tasted great. So this feature could justify the higher price but not the fries or drink. The fries at Five Guys were just okay. On this visit, there were 3 workers behind the counter and one worker in the lobby area. I can't say that they were short staffed but they were hiring starting pay $14/hour.

Walked in to get sandwich, dude working there took a call and left the other guy to make my order…read more Cool, no biggie, I proceed to make my order and I ask for the new homestyle chicken salad, so the dude goes into the back to get it and comes back to the front. Ask me what cheese I want, I get the bellagio and then that's when I notice the roach on the glass. I tell the employee and they act as if they can't see it, so then I tell him I don't want the sandwich and I proceed to leave as the other subway employee is walking back into the store and I tell him about the roach and he replies yea, we know about it.... I'm disgusted that they continued to remain being aware of this health situation. I went home and reported it to the Tulsa Health Department because this should be brought to someone's attention! And the ignorance of the employees for not even caring about the welfare of others is a reminder as to why as we are failing as a society.

Walked in last Thursday and ordered two 6" subs to go...was greeted by Amanda who is not only…read morefriendly and professional, but also has over 2 decades of service with SUBWAY and it showed! Two of the best Subway subs we have ever had, made to order and made right....all with *smile*! Will be back more often now that we have tried this location---thankful it is so close to our home!

Just not what it used to be.. Low portions and bad quality…read morechicken. It's about half the size and flavor..

I have been to cane's a lot but this one is the best 4 stars this is the best chicken place I've…read moreever had

Can't ever go wrong with Schlotzskys!!! Great sandwich…read more.. Their key is a consistent sandwich. Anywhere there is a Schlotzskys the sandwich is the same!!! Pretty dang good!!!

Ordered $21 giant turkey with double meat! Management looking for best food cost, NOT repeat…read morecustomer. Beware 3 oz's turkey maybe. Monday 3/23/26 Dave

food though the combo meals advertised in chalk outside the…read morerestaurant were interesting to me, it was the black & blue burger combo, also a b&b for you hostelers out there, that interested me most. and while the onion rings i'd got on the side were excellent and very conducive for sharing, the burger in no way paled by association, as every aspect was on point, starting with the melty cheese that was distinct from the crumbles you might have tried previously on a salad, meanwhile maintaining the textural indication of portional bounty similarly present in the mounding of blue cheese atop dishes without cooking it. further, the complementary mushroom, and additionally flavorful peppers & onions from the grill stayed together with the burger and cheese within a fairly normal size bun, a credit to the complete integrity of the ingredients in maintaining layers of flavor in tandem with the often diverging culinary measure of structural unity. and lastly, i'll share what i'd learned from asking momma if the mushroom is commonly the reason for the "black" portion of the black & blue burger, to which she responded with her belief that it comes more from the blackening seasoning on the burger patty, with mushroom being not irregular, but also not staple for the black & blue burger. so, thanks to the generous restaurant menu writers for the bonus mushroom; the flavor was not foremost to me, but i'd assert the flavor of the pepp & onion would not have shined nearly as well without it. service excellent. the front counter worker was very knowledgeable of the menu, as clear in the listing of toppings to ask if all that comes with the burger as it appears in the menu was good with me. then, after mom received her drink before we left the counter, another worker delivered the food with impressionable speed, though not in a rush, as evident in asking if i'd want ketchup with the meal. ambiance contemporary vintage is a term that comes to mind for me, influenced in at least detectable part by the kind of store north of the restaurant, though the soda and other beverage memorabilia around the interior and to a lesser extent the exterior, definitely contribute too. i'm also quite fond of the craft wood booths and ample seating afforded by the spatially economical walkup order counter.

Update: The owners have changed, and it is for the better! No more Fox News, the restaurant is…read morecleaner by far, and the service is super friendly. The food is even better now, with an excellent cheeseburger special for $12.99 (as of this writing). Their hours can be tricky (they are open more in the summer), but it is definitely worth a stop!

We had Grill'd for the first time tonight and it did not disappoint. We ordered the mushroom Swiss…read moreburger, the Philly mushroom & onion, and the classic gyro. For our sides we chose the fried & onion rings. The burger was hands down one of the best I've had in the Tulsa area. The meat had such an amazing flavor and the quality was great, you can taste the freshness. The Philly was a great size and fully loaded! The bread was soft and pillowy and overall a great sandwich. The gyro was filled to the brim with meat and tasted so fresh as well, packed with veggies and sauce. The fries had a nice seasoning on top that added a nice flavor. The onion rings were incredibly crisp and not greasy one bit for being fried I was pleasantly surprised. Customer service was good, kind staff. We will definitely be back again soon.

Came in expecting a solid Philly cheesesteak, especially since sandwiches are front and center in…read morethe name. Unfortunately, that's where the disappointment was. The onion rings were excellent -- crispy, well-seasoned, easily the highlight of the meal. The burger was fine, so the kitchen clearly knows how to handle basic grill items. The problem was the sandwiches: * Cheesesteak was dry and under-seasoned * Very little flavor overall * Bread wasn't bad, but added nothing * The chicken cheesesteak had the same issues, so it's not just the beef There was also an order issue: asking for no onions resulted in no peppers either, even though peppers were wanted. That suggests the toppings are treated as a single mix rather than customized. Grill'd seems to do burgers and fried sides well, but the cheesesteaks don't live up to the name. If you come here, I'd recommend sticking to burgers or onion rings and skipping the cheesesteaks.