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Happy Burger

4.4(57 reviews)
0.8 mi
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There are a lot of great places to get a burger in the greater Tulsa area. This is one of those…read moregreat places. Go for the chili burger with hand cut fries. I have lived in the area for 14 years and just discovered this gem. While you are at it, drive through downtown Sapulpa and check out the quant look and feel of what was a economic powerhouse 60 years ago.

Happy Burger was one of those Route 66 surprises that reminded me why I enjoy these road trips so…read moremuch. I originally stopped because it was a Passport stamp location, but I left talking more about the food than the stamp. The restaurant is small--I'd guess it seats no more than 18-20 people--and it's packed with Pepsi memorabilia that gives it a fun, nostalgic feel. It feels like stepping back into a classic American burger joint. Even better, it's been serving Route 66 travelers since the 1950s. Happy Burger has become a true Mother Road institution. (TravelOK⁠) My wife and I both ordered the Jumbo Burger special. I swapped my fries for onion rings while she added cheese to her burger and kept the hand-cut fries. We ended up sharing both sides, and I'm glad we did. The burgers were juicy, flavorful, and cooked just right. I'm usually pretty critical of hand-cut fries because they often end up limp or undercooked, but these were excellent--crispy outside and soft inside. The onion rings were equally good. The menu isn't huge, but that's often a sign that a restaurant focuses on doing a few things really well, and Happy Burger proves that point. If you're driving Route 66 through Sapulpa, don't just stop for the Passport stamp. Come hungry, enjoy a classic burger, soak in the nostalgic atmosphere, and experience a piece of Oklahoma history. This is exactly the kind of local spot that makes traveling the Mother Road so much fun.

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Senor Pablo - Camarones Fundidos

Senor Pablo

3.9(95 reviews)
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Consistently good and fresh food with an extensive menu of all of the dishes one expects at a…read moreMexican restaurant. The staff is very friendly and attentive. The smoky salsa (not its official name) is very good. In an area with many Mexican food options, Senor Pablo has become one of my go-tos.

Our party of 5 ate here on a Sunday afternoon. It was a great way to wrap up a weekend of…read moresightseeing on Route 66. The food was delicious. The menu hits all the Tex-Mex favorites with chips, queso, tacos, burritos, quesadillas, and even tamales. The service was quick, friendly, and attentive. I ordered the taco salad with ground beef without sour cream. I had a smaller appetite for lunch, and this portion size was just right. I also sampled the three salsas brought to our table. Everyone got a dish of their mild salsa, while the table got one dish each of a brown roasted salsa and a light green spicy salsa. I'm not sure what they put in the former, but it tasted almost burnt and not spicy (to me). I credit them for roasting their own peppers, but the roasting process seems to have drained the peppers of their spiciness. On the other hand, the light green spicy salsa was very spicy; just a little bit was sufficient to light my mouth on fire. I guessed it was probably made with habaneros, but I could be wrong. As we entered and exited the parking lot, we admired the murals in the back of the restaurant showing their signature frog and a Route 66 shield. If you're looking for solid Tex-Mex on Route 66 while traveling through Sapulpa, this is a great choice.

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Senor Pablo - Senor Pablo is on historic Route 66 in downtown Sapulpa.

Senor Pablo is on historic Route 66 in downtown Sapulpa.

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