I came here expecting to love these burgers. We will give them another try and maybe we will have a…read morebetter experience, but I cannot give Harden's 5 stars based on today's experience. Dan got the Mathis burger, which is a mixture of sausage and ground beef with jalapeños, fried onions, and cheese. I got the bacon cheese burger, and we ordered home made fries to split. About 15 minutes after we ordered, they told us they were out of homemade fries, so we got curly fries instead. The food wasn't bad but just not wonderful as I expected. The service wasn't bad but we did have to stand at the counter awhile before they could take our order. They told us they were out of homemade fries at least 15 after we placed the order, and they took our order to the wrong table. Shortly after we started eating, we heard someone else order homemade fries. I don't know if they got more homemade fries in that short amount of time or if that man had the same experience we did. The decor was unique. The restaurant is set off from the furniture store with a row of chairs, which customers can sit on if the tables are full. I enjoyed glancing at the furniture and wondering if we might want to do some redecorating. Something we really liked were the prices. Restaurant prices have skyrocketed this year. Not only are the burgers priced right, but they serve breakfast at last year's prices. I'm tired of paying around $15 for bacon, eggs, and toast. Next time we want to go out for breakfast, we are going to try Hardens. I'm bumping the review up from 3 stars to 4 just because of the price. It's a good value.

Now who would have thought, that you could get a good hamburger and fries inside of the Mattress…read moreBrothers furniture store. My wife summed up the meal and wrote the review with one short sentence. As she wadded up her napkin and threw it in the empty burger basket she said, "That was a damn good burger!" My opinion, the burgers and fries at Harden's are as good or better than most offered in Tulsa. Better than many I have had, that were rated as the best in Tulsa. (Excluding charburgers, charburgers are a different animal) We had cheeseburgers and the homemade fries. Big juicy patties flawlessly cooked on the flat top. The fries were perfect. Most restaurants don't prep their potatoes properly for homemade fries. The result, within minutes after serving you end up with a soggy, limp greasy fry. Harden's does it right. The large thick lightly coated fries stay crisp. The crunchy patches of potato skin add flavor to the already excellent potato sticks. The furnishings of the restaurant are immaculate and expansive. The styling is extensive and varied, ranging from contemporary to relaxed modern. Decorative art, colorful floor coverings, attractive lamps and vases complement the furniture. Grab your burger basket and drink, wander around until you find a comfortable couch or recliner. If you like to eat in bed, they are available. Whatever you like, put your feet up kick back and enjoy the meal!!

This particular location is super slow! The staff is unfriendly and they take forever. We pop in…read morehere sometimes because it's on the way home from school for my kiddo and close to a lot of friends and Junior League, but I always forget and then kick myself for how poor the service is. Food is fine, but service is subpar.

I decided to give this Schlotzsky's a second chance. Dan and I were disappointed last time we ate…read morehere. We split a large original. The bread wasn't as good as what we remembered and they were skimpy on the ingredients. We suspected the change in the quality might have something to do with the size. I decided to find out so I ordered a small original. I was pleased to find the bread was the same delicious sourdough Schlostzky's is known for and the small sandwich had ample ingredients. I would recommend getting small or medium sandwiches instead of the large. The amount of sodium in a small original is 1640 and the recommended daily amount of sodium is 2300 or below, so that leaves 660 for the rest of the day. If you are on a low sodium diet, they do have some cheese and veggie sandwiches and salads below 1,000 mg. Most restaurants put a lot of salt in their food. It's not just Schlotzsky's. My husband has to limit his sodium so we check. The service was fast and friendly, but this restaurant is lacking in ambiance. The seats in the booths are wearing out. They look bad and they're uncomfortable. They have a nice patio area where you can probably take your dog. On Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays pizzas are $5. Wednesdays are bogo pizza nights.

The cheese steaks are really good and decided to try out the breakfast scene. They def use plenty…read moreof dough in their menu items. What I hate about even most places is when they cut the link in half and wrap it in a pound of dough. Like let's just keep the link whole and that would that much better

Would definitely be a regular if I lived here, was just passing through and picked up a maple bacon…read moredonut and they made the bacon for it fresh plus i grabbed a biscuit and gravy all for about $5

I've always liked Jersey Mike's subs. They can be some Variability depending on the location visit…read morebut overall I think they're some of the best subs I've ever had. The rolls are great and they are filled plentifully with everything a good sub should be filled with. Everything seems super fresh.

It's so refreshing to visit a business where the employees are friendly. Thank you for your…read moreoutstanding service today. & The food is always delicious & fresh. I appreciate that everyone working today genuinely liked their job.

Stopped in the other day. My husband ordered a salad which was huge and he said good. I had the Big…read moreZax Snack meal. Chicken strips not warm at all. Nor were my overly salted fries. Probably won't rush back. And will find someplace else in that area.

food - food was the best aspect of the restaurant experience. my mom and i got a zax pack, which…read moreshe had got for the family before, but which now comes in a specially designed combo box with more slices of toast than before. i usually compare the food from the restaurant to that from canes since the latter was the first drive-thru specialty chicken restaurant i'd tasted. and though i still prefer the food from canes, zaxby does come close in all categories, and has a larger variety of menu items. lastly, i drank a brookshire brand dr. blast soda my mom had at her house for a bev, which was refreshing and fitting given the proximity of zaxby to the nearby reasor grocery store. that said, i'd tasted a lemonade from the zaxby before on a previous experience that was also good. service - my mom had trouble using the zaxby app to order our meal, with the order disappearing when she tried to place it. nonetheless, she told me the worker processing the order, sierra, was friendly and helpful, despite the restaurant getting several orders while she was clarifying the problems from the app. ambiance - while i did not go into the restaurant to pick up the order, my mom said it was clean when she went inside, and though the pick-up counter was rather busy, the seating area did not appear to be.