This was the best hands down vegan fast food joint I have ever experienced. Everything on the menu…read moreis 100% plant based and DELICIOUS! Slutty Vegan cannot compare...... As I have mentioned before, whenever I'm traveling, I always look for spots that have real vegan food and this place is definitely it.

Pretentious. Skip this place. The food is mediocre and it…read morewas all plant based (no meat options). The prices are high. Also, they don't have a drink machine. They want to sell you drinks by the can--including canned water. We bought 3 sides and only got one side of ketchup. When I asked for 2 more ketchups, the person at the counter quoted a charge for each. When I pointed out that we bought 3 sides and we would like 3 ketchups, she rolled her eyes and then gave them to me without charging. That was my first visit and it will be my last.

Kind staff, cool place, and delicious food. The outdoor seating area is very cool, and the prices…read moreare super reasonable for the amount and quality of food you get.

Best chicken sandwich and potato salad I've ever had. This place is great quality every single time…read moreand the people are kind.

Food and service is 10/10. Wonderful spot. The ladies are so nice and accommodating. Their prices…read moreare competitive, the food is better.

This is one of the best food spots in north Tulsa. The service is always with a smile but the food…read moreis made to order. The location is off the beaten path but there food is worth it

I'm on a huge hamburger kick. Looking for mom n pop places…read more Having been to Tulsa a few times yrs ago, I checked Yelp and DDD and both had Hanks listed. And bing in town on business, I had to go. I went the single meat w/ chz and. Risky FFs. Hanks did not disappoint. Good ol' fashioned juicy chz burger. One where the meat juices mix with the mayo and chz and oh so good. Very filling. And the FFs so crispy. Yo won't be disappointed. Tip: for the best burger deal, get Hank's 1/2 lb special. Way cheaper than buying single patty burger, FFs and drink separate. It's a dbl meat.

Talk about a "dive" hamburger joint. That's exactly what I love about it. This place reminds me of…read moreSqueeze Inn in Sacramento, but a little bit bigger. The menu is straight forward, straight out of the 60's style, and the place was poppin' at 2:30 in the afternoon. I ordered the Hank's special with cheese and pickles and onions as my only produce. I also ordered tots. I found out later that I could've got them "loaded", which entails tots being smothered in chili and cheese. Next time for sure. My wife had the single with fries. The fries came out piping hot and for simple fries, they were crisp and tasty. My wife's only complaint is the lettuce was wilty, and that is she doesn't like the onions grilled into the burger. That's not a knock on Hank's, just her preference. Me, I love grilled onions on and in my burger. The burger bun was soft and melded with the burger and cheese into a burger nirvana. I look forward to trying their chili cheese tots next time and their milkshakes looked very tasty. We'll be back for sure.

Not sure if this is the exact Chick-Fil-A in Tulsa I went to, but it had a futuristic looking…read moreplayground attached to it and these robot HAL-2000 trash cans that didn't look too happy when ungrateful patrons spilled their shakes on their flap-lids. Can I just say how amazeballs the Frosted Lemonade is? It's not just frozen lemonade, they add something extra like lemon ice cream to it - it's amazing. I also tried the Frosted Coffee but it wasn't as good. Same thing with their limited edition Peach milkshake. Recommended just for the Frosted Lemonade alone!

This address brought us through a cute neighborhood and left us on a corner. No Chick fila at all…read more Just a wooden fence. Something wrong somewhere. It looks like it's in the university. As does the other shown close by.

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.

In town and needed a quick bit and was recommend to stop here - did not disappoint! The rodeo fried…read morewere a hit and the burgers were fresh and delicious. Smashed thin and came out crunchy on the edges. Enough toppings to keep you wanting more. Drive through attendant was very pleasant and quickly got us our food. Thumbs up!

Swung by Whataburger in Tulsa and left full and happy. The burger was exactly what you'd hope…read morefor--hot, juicy, and stacked with flavor. Their signature spicy ketchup hit the spot, and the fries were golden and crisp. Service was friendly and fast, even during the dinner rush. The dining area was clean, and the staff kept things moving smoothly. Not quite five stars--the drive-thru line was a bit long, and the drink machine needed a quick wipe-down--but overall, it was a solid experience. Great burgers, good energy, and a must if you're craving a Texas-style classic in Oklahoma.

I rolled into the Whataburger drive-thru on Thanksgiving Day--because nothing says "holiday feast"…read morelike eating a burger in your car--and immediately sensed I had entered a dimension where time no longer behaved normally. There were, by my highly scientific estimate, at least one hundred employees inside. I could see them through the windows, all moving with the majestic slowness of a herd of sleepy turtles migrating uphill. One was stirring a drink so slowly I thought the spoon was stuck in molasses. Another blinked once, possibly twice, during my entire stay. Truly inspiring. Despite this overwhelming staff presence, it somehow took one full hour to get through the drive-thru. Sixty minutes. Long enough for me to finish an audiobook, reflect on my life choices, and watch three cars in front of me give up and flee the line like survivors of a fast-food apocalypse. When I finally reached the window, my burger looked like it had been assembled during a mild earthquake. The bun was sliding off like it was trying to escape the situation. The patty tasted like someone had described "beef" to a committee, and the committee decided to wing it. The lettuce drooped like it needed a nap. The fries were lukewarm, which is impressive considering the hourlong odyssey they must have undertaken to reach my vehicle. Salt content: 0% on the fries, 400% in my soul. Would I return? Honestly, yes--because its only option on Thanksgiving at 12:30am. Will I hate myself for doing so? Also yes

A cool spot with a kind of reggae vibe although the competing reggae and top 40 music at the same…read moretime was a putoff. Service was fast. I think we beat the dinner crowd. I had a pretty good Philly cheese steak with waffle fries and and washed it down with a red stripe. It was a good amount of meat and the bread wasn't too thick. It was a good balance.

Phat Phillys is such a hidden gem that I didn't know I needed! We built our own fries with chicken…read moreand steak plus whiz sauce, peppers and onions. Sooo delicious!!! The wings (twice baked) are really good as well!! I had them one night and wanted them again a few days later so I called the store and they walked me through how to place an order via DoorDash even though loaded fries weren't on their menu!! Top tier customer service if you ask me!! Plus their late night playlist jams! Idk what they play during the day but it was such a vibe beginning to end! I'll definitely be back!

Fresh cooked to order, always excellent Best tartar sauce…read more Chicken is marinated before frying and had excellent flavor

Don't walk, do not hesitate like me, RUN here!!! The food is fantastic and the customer service is…read moreeven better!!! Super great prices for a full belly!!

Not part of the why-ee-lp system, so doesn't get love. But they really bring it! I've tried almost…read moreeverything here, and all of it is flavorful!

Service is fast, you can call it in. The sauce is GREAT it's the only type of tarter sauce I eat.read more