Terry B.

Shake Shack... worth the hype? We finally made the stop--and honestly, I walked away a little underwhelmed. The burger: Good flavor... but nothing that separated it from a solid local spot. The fries: Crispy, seasoned well... probably the highlight. The value: This is where it missed for me. For the price, I expected more. The vibe: Great location, clean setup, cool atmosphere--no complaints there. Overall... it's good. Just not "I need to go back" good. Gigi's take: The burger was tasty! I could have had the fries well done! Our daughter also joined us and she got the Cheese fries - they were good until the cheese cooled & the cheese could have been spread out across all the fries! Rating: 3/5 Am I missing something here... or is this just hype? Follow @cheft_2469 for honest OKC eats

Jamie S.

I was so excited to try the new OKC Shake Shack! This whole Oak area is so much fun. It was busy pretty late on a Thursday evening. My fries were old and cold. Burger was delicious. The tiramisu seasonal shake was the best part! It's pretty small inside, but a decent amount of seating.

Debra K.

Probably a pretty solid three. I had been to the Oaks in December right after they opened and the line was out the door. Went recently and didn't have a problem getting a table. I have only eaten at one other--in D.C. The burgers are OK and I like the small option. The shake I got was the best part of my meal. Those at our table that got fries were pretty disappointed. I would probably give them a go again just because this is a convenient location.

Tim T.

So awesome that there is a Shake Shack in PKC finally! They have amazing burgers - including a special KBBQ style one for a limited time, as well as cheese fries. Also these Korean fried chicken pieces with great and spicy flavoring and a special caramel shake. Other shakes available and desserts, plus chicken sandwiches. Prompt service that brings food to your table. Spacious and expansive interior dining atmosphere with many tables/chairs and a great view with excellent lighting of the ice-skating rink and the giant cloud cowboy statue. Check it out!

Sacha B.

Rating: Shake Shack makes a good burger--there's no denying that. I tried one of their special burgers with peppers, bacon, fries, and a courtesy water, which came out to roughly $15. The burger itself is tasty, and the place is clean and new, with a nice modern out door mall vibe that reminds me of the Tommy Bahama next door which is more pricey than what it should be for the food. That said, I knocked off one star for value. For the price, you can get a flavorful burgers elsewhere locally. Places like Tucker's or Henson's offer larger or more seasoned patties with comparable or better sides for the same price. Ron's, a longtime local favorite, also serves a more satisfying burger, though it may be slightly more expensive. Even chains like Brahms in Oklahoma give you two junior bacon cheese burgers, crinkle fries, and a drink for a bit less than what Shake Shack charges for a single burger. Other minor points: the layout can be a little inconvenient if there's a line--you can't exit easily because one door is locked, and the fencing setup is odd. Overall, it's a solid burger, just overpriced for what you get

Greg R.

This is the first of his kind in the city. The burger was good I will say the ingredients were fresh and the service was great. The place is brand new so it looks really good and all the servers of course we're in a great mood. Definitely recommend if you're just interested in trying a new chain but I will say you can get the same product if not better at spark

Sean D.

My wife and I finally made the trip to Shake Shack to see what all the buzz was about. I think I may have eaten at one of their airport locations a long while ago, but the grand opening at OKC's new OAK development has kept lines out the door. We decided to jump in, hoping the initial hoopla had finally worn off. WRONG! ​Luckily, there was no line outside, but the small crowd ordering and waiting for food right inside the entryway made the area feel a bit cramped. The dining areas (inside and out) seem sufficient, but we opted for an order to go. ​The food is undeniably good. We weren't blown away, nor were we turned off. My Double French Onion Cheeseburger was tasty, and the fries were fresh with a satisfying outer crunch. I also tried their Grilled, Crispy Onion Dog, which came loaded with fresh sliced onions and a heap of cheese sauce. The grilled flavor definitely outshines any plain old boiled hot dog. ​They offer a great selection of beverages and shakes. We had the Strawberry Lemonade and the Mango Lemonade, which had a pleasant, slightly tart, lime flavor. Overall, it's good, quality food--burgers, fries, and dogs. We'll likely be back once the newness and traffic truly wear off.

Ben C.

10 dollars for a PLAIN burger is diabolical. Don't get me wrong the burger was good however for 10 dollars this burger should be life changing. Now let's say I want a nice refreshing beverage with my meal. I order a Coke with my burger all by itself and a coke is 4 dollars. Oh boy we are at 14 dollars now just for me to have a burger and a coke. Now double that for my wife to get a burger and a Dr Pepper. We add a side of fries and end up over 30 dollars for everything in this picture. DIABOLICAL. Food was good though so dang it we might be back

J M.

In general it's pretty good. Saw the kiosk bank and also someone at the counter so I didn't really know which way to go so I went to the counter which worked out since I was paying cash. Had the double Shack. Seemed small even though the meat hung over the smallish bun. Friend and I both thought the burger was under seasoned. Had a small lemonade. A gotcha moment as it cost almost half of what the burger cost. One thing really bothered me. Two or three groups were standing in the aisle waiting for a table and staring at us like they were waiting for a parking spot at Whole Foods! Felt hurried. Probably give it another shot.

Sorry excuse of a hotdog all the bacon was all put on one spot in the hotdog, oncue and other gas stations have better hotdogs than this and are also usually cheaper, ja-ryyyyyyyyeeeeeee cardboard hotdog, wouldn't even call it that, deserves no respect

Julia B.

It is still a line out the door burger joint after being open for some time now but worth the wait! In my opinion the burgers run small as singles so if you are hungry add more patties to your burger!

I'm happy to be the second reviewer for the first OKC location of Shake Shack. Judging from the line we encountered on the third Wednesday that this location was open, you would think that there would be more reviews on here already. We were a party of three. I carpooled with a work colleague. We arrived at about 12:20 pm and got in line. Our friend arrived at 12:30 pm. We didn't get in the door to order until 1:15 pm. Fortunately, it was sunny, not windy, and warm for December. I was impressed that an employee came out periodically to give updates on the expected wait time. I know that they could just put up a digital display on the building's exterior to show a wait time, but it's nice to have a human touch. Ordering at the kiosk was straightforward. I had enough time in line to know what I wanted. I ordered a hamburger with pickles, sauteed french onions, and shack sauce on the side. I also ordered a side of fries. Normally, I just order a burger and share some fries with a friend, but I had no idea how big the order of fries would be since this was my first visit to any Shake Shack ever. I also wanted to be sure that I could try some fries since that is one of my criteria for great burger joints. I was delighted to see the option for choosing a well done burger in the burger selection screen. I'm a bit puzzled how you can cook a smashburger to anything but well done, but I prefer well done burgers so I ordered mine that way. It was not a problem as the burger tasted great! The pickles were tangy, too. The potato bun gave me more evidence that burgers taste better on potato buns. (As another reviewer noted, Spark in OKC is already doing this. Long live Spark!) The sauteed French onions put this burger over the top. I could have bought a whole cup of those to eat by themselves; they were an umami bomb of buttery, herby goodness! One thing I did not like about my order was that I asked for Shack Sauce on the side, but they cook staff added Shack Sauce to my burger anyway. Because of the long wait, I didn't have time to send my burger back to do it the way that I ordered it. Meanwhile, the employee who delivered my order to our table made my day when she asked if there was anything else I wanted. I said that I could use a cup of water, some ketchup, and some mustard. Those came out in a reasonable amount of time. I was impressed with the speed of service given how busy they were that day. Another member of our group got a side of onion rings. He offered me one. I thought it suffers from the same problem that most restaurants have with onion rings: the batter is too sweet. I much prefer an onion ring that is lightly breaded and seasoned only with salt. The crinkle fries made a good accompaniment to my burger. They're not as good as my favorites at Freddy's, but they'll do just fine when I want some fries with my burger. I used the restroom while I was there. I managed to find it when it was not being used. That was good because there is only one restroom in the dining room. However, there is a sign on the door with instructions about how to find nearby restrooms at OAK. I'm looking forward to a return trip to try a shake and maybe a double burger. I hope that they make the French onions a permanent addition to the menu.