Ok guys this one is in a Walmart so I was skeptical. I ordered on their app while I was shopping…read moreand I figured I would get done shopping and have to wait to get my food. But when I got there it was waiting before they said. The burger wasn't the way I ordered, but it was a very good burger. If you are craving a "greasy burger " like we do from time to time, I'd definitely recommend checking this place out. This one is inside the Walmart at I44 & between SW 89th & SW 104th.

This was the worst food I've ever had and I'm literally not even just saying that! They gave me a…read morehot dog that was so hard. I couldn't even bite it.! it was disgusting. No other way to explain it. Disgusting fits. Then I have a double cheeseburger with bacon on it. It's just gross.! no utensils no ketchup packets one napkin it's kind of ridiculous! Shame on you to the owners of this establishment! Do better I have no suggestions for you how to do better business, but this is just not acceptable!

OKC's BEST BURGER PLACE You can't get a better burger or…read morecorn dog. (We haven't tried their steak but but that's great too) Their onion rings are the best. The "Cattle Dog" corn dog - yes I made that up. Ask for a corndog with cheese and grilled onions and jalapeño peppers. Add mustard absolutely amazing. You're welcome! They need to highly consider making this a number 11 on their menu.

Good burgers, nice folks working here. Good old country western music playing…read more Hand the cheese burger (single) it was good, had onion rings you get 4 per order, we had chili fries they were ok, wife didn't care for the cheese sauce on them. Had a window seat watched a few homeless folks walking down the street arguing with their friend Casper Very little street parking, that will decide if I go back.

If you're on a mission to find the best burger in Oklahoma, like I am, then let me point you to…read moreyour first stop--The Patty Wagon. I recently picked up the Burger Passport and kicked things off here, and honestly... it was the perfect place to start. I had been here about two years ago and remembered being impressed--but this visit confirmed it. Saturday night? Packed. Only a couple tables open, steady line, great energy. That's always a good sign when you're chasing great burgers. We ordered, grabbed a table, and settled in for about a 15-minute wait--no problem. Now came the real challenge... Do I play it safe with a classic burger... or go off the rails? Then I saw it. The Chef Special: "The Nutty Narc." A single patty topped with thick-cut bacon, peanut butter, and a dollop of marshmallow. Yeah... you read that right. Most people might hesitate--but if you're serious about finding the best burger, you've got to be willing to explore the full menu. I'm not just here for the basics--I'm here for ALL of it. And let me tell you... this burger was an experience. Sweet, savory, salty--completely outside the norm, but somehow it works. Not for everyone, but definitely for someone like me who's willing to take the ride. Meanwhile, my wife went the smarter route--build-your-own with lettuce, tomato, onion, and cheddar. Classic. Balanced. And after one bite... I can confirm--it was excellent. Now let's talk fundamentals, because this is where great burger spots separate themselves: The Bun. This is a big one for me. Does it hold up? Does it fall apart halfway through? The staff was rocking shirts claiming they have the "best buns"... and I'll back that up. Soft, structured, and held together from first bite to last. That's how it's done. The Fries. We tried both the hand-cut and sweet potato fries. Solid across the board--good, but not the star of the show. And that's okay... because the burger is the show. The Vibe. Laid-back, energetic, and full of people who clearly know where to get a good burger. That kind of crowd tells you everything you need to know. Final Take: The Patty Wagon delivers--whether you stick with a classic or take a wild swing like the Nutty Narc. If you're serious about burgers in OKC, this place belongs on your list. This is just stop #1 on my Burger Passport journey... and if this is the starting point, I'm in for one hell of a ride. Rating: (for the burger alone) Fries? Good. Buns? Legit. Creativity? Off the charts.

We had heard so many great things about this burger spot--especially from a neighbor who raved…read moreabout it, but I ended up not liking it as much. The space is casual and reasonably clean, and it definitely gets busy during lunch. Be prepared to wait, as everything is cooked to order. I ordered the single patty combo. Our meal ended up being more expensive than other burger joints we've tried, especially since everything is à la carte--including sauces--which adds up quickly. It would've been nice if they provided a tray for the food, too. As for the burger, the beef patty lacked seasoning, so the focus really fell on the toppings--but even then, the overall flavor was pretty flat. The bun was too sweet for my taste. The fries were also a miss--more burnt than crispy. That said, their housemade sauces were a highlight. The ranch and fry sauce were both really good and added some much-needed flavor. Small detail, but I also appreciated that they have Coke and Dr Pepper. Service is counter-style, but the staff who brought out our food were warm and friendly. She even told us to leave everything on the table, and she'd take care of it once we were about to leave.

First time in and didn't disappoint! Food was delicious, customer service was a A+!! Would…read moredefinitely recommended and will be back

Excellent burgers! Friendly, fast, and good prices. Very nice option just off the highway.read more

When I travel, I try to find something that's local to the area rather than grabbing another meal I…read morecould get anywhere. I'd heard about Oklahoma's famous onion burgers for years, but somehow never managed to try one. With a conference taking place across the street, Tucker's gave me the perfect opportunity to finally check that box. I'll be honest--burgers usually aren't something I seek out unless there's something unique about them. This was different. The Oklahoma onion burger absolutely lived up to the hype. Simple, messy, flavorful, and a great example of a regional specialty done right. The staff was courteous, the service was quick, and my food was out before I knew it. In fact, it was so good I ended up tucking my tie into my shirt to keep it out of the way. If you look closely at my photo, you'll spot my tie bar sitting on the table after I surrendered to the inevitable. The napkin dispenser's warning--"You're going to need them"--turned out to be pretty accurate. No regrets at all. If I'm back in Norman, I'll happily stop in again. If you're visiting Oklahoma and want to try something that's actually part of the local food culture, Tucker's is worth the visit.

Delicious onion burger with cheese. It's very well seasoned with a strong onion flavor. I ordered…read morethe single and it's very filling. Clean place with a professional staff. I'm not used to this type of burger but it was really good. Been on my bucket list for a while. Good luck and much success to you!

Food and service was 10. Highly recommend. Waited a little bit was busy but food was deliciousread more

Outstanding. It was my first time there and was greeted with enthusiasm. Since it was my first…read moretime, the counterman took his time and explained the whole menu. A smash burger should have a good crust and they did exactly that. The fries themselves are worth the trip to DBs. I have already told others they need to give the guys a try.

My husband and I each had a complainer (plane cheeseburger - you pick the toppings), and we shared…read morean order of fries. Pros: -the burgers were a respectable size and well-cooked. -the veggie toppings and bun were super fresh. -the mixed greens they offered in lieu of plain iceberg lettuce were crisp and delicious. -the almost-as-big-as-the-burger tomato slice was impressive. -food was ready more quickly than the average food truck. What could have made it even better? -a hotter burger patty (the shredded cheese wasn't at all melted) -crispier/more seasoned fries -a meal deal (everything was separate, so just a burger was $9, and fries are another $3, not sure how much the bottled drinks were) Overall, we'd eat Wicked Hangry again!

1 hour wait, Slowest customer service I have ever seen. 3 people 1 meal at a time??? do better.read more

They let sick employees continue to work and cough and sneeze all over the food. The manager is…read morerude to her staff. The place is always dirty

Utterly revolting. The floors were a minefield of old food and trash, tables coated in greasy…read moresmears, and the bathrooms smelled like they'd given up on hygiene years ago. If this place is a reflection of the kitchen, it's a health hazard waiting to happen. Eat here only if you've given up on self-respect.