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

I have seen this place online several times with people really enjoying their various chicken…read moretenders so I decided to stop by while traveling. I must say that I'm not sure what all the hype was. Don't give me wrong. The chicken tenders were fine, but it wasn't as explosive as I thought I will come back and try a different variety of the flavors. The place was pretty clean and the customer service was really good as the cashier did assist me with making choices on flavors and sauce.

I had been craving some of Dave's Hot Chicken for a while as there isn't one close to where I live,…read moreso I had the chance today to get some while in Tulsa. I got to the store about 12:45 and they had a few people in line about half the tables inside were full and just one or two tables outside were taken. I got in line and the line was moving pretty slowly. From what I could see the slowness was due to someone in the kitchen shouting orders to the cashier, through the service window. This happened two or three times while I was in line. Right before it was my turn to be served, which had taken me probably 8 to 10 minutes to get from fourth in line to next up, another order came in for a hot box and other stuff. Not sure exactly what is in a hot box but the order was for over $100. Once the cashier got done with that order, I asked if it would slow down my order as I was in a rush and had to be back on the road. She informed me it wouldn't as they have two lines set up in the kitchen. I placed my order and asked for it To-Go as I had already been there a while. After waiting a good 15 minutes, I asked the lady who was staging the orders if I was anywhere near to getting my order. Her first response after looking at the list was "No, it will be a while." I told her I was in a hurry and had to get going. She then said it will be out soon. Let's just say, I had time to refill my drink twice, and I was not drinking it quickly, so probably another 6 to 8 minutes. I went to ask again how much longer it would be and I know she saw me coming towards her and she turned away and went into the kitchen. At that stage I got back in line for the cashier, to ask for a refund. After standing in that line for another three minutes, she had only served one person., with three or four people ahead of me I had run out of time, so I dropped my pager on the counter and walked out. If you like chaos and poor service then this is the place for you. I will probably try other Dave's Hot Chicken locations as I know they can do much better, but this location will never see me again. They were so slow and disorganized I swear they couldn't organize a party in a pub.

Tons of vegan options that are absolutely delicious! I love coming here they have the best food!read more

This is a vegan restaurant with burgers and chicken sandwiches. I got the OG Burger and the fried…read moremac & cheese balls. The burger definitely tasted like a plant-based burger but it was good. I typically don't care for vegan cheese but the fried mac & cheese balls were delicious. The dining area looks like it's going for a retro 80s vibe but the finish-out looks kind of cheap so it doesn't quite land. It felt a little bit like I was being nickel & dimed. It's self-service where you order and pick up at the counter, but the cash register still suggests a full-service percentage tip. Also, there is no free tap water. You have to buy Liquid Death canned water which starts at $2. Overall, I'd eat here again

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.

This place seems like it's seen better days…read more The food was fine. Nothing other-worldly but when you're going for coney dogs you ain't expecting gourmet. I had a coney and it was solid. They also had an option for a tamale with chili which kinda blew my mind - I had never seen that before, so of course I had to try that. It was decent enough - I found that the chili over powered the taste of the tamale but the chili was good so no complaints. The location was sparse. It's a big enough space but most of the seating was old school-type seats with an attached desk. Didn't make a ton of sense. There were only a couple tables available. I wouldn't avoid going there again but it would have to be a time when I'm really craving a coney.

Quick, friendly, no frills fast food spot for Tulsa's famous coneys, aka their version of a chili…read morecheese dog. We got 3 coneys and fries. The hot dog bun was thick and soft, hot dog a bit small and more of a focus on the chili. I thought it was just OK but glad I got to try a local favorite. The fried also felt a bit underfried but not bad. Give it a try; I always find it fun to check out local faves! Cool interior with school desks for seats.

French dip sandwhich and fries were really good. Wife had turkey quac. She said it was very good…read more But are more of my sandwhich. Great ambiance. Friendly staff.

My wife, sister-in-law, and a friend of the family stopped in here for breakfast. Oddly enough,…read moreonly one of us actually ordered breakfast. French toast. Looked delicious! My wife had a salad and egg salad sandwich, her sister had a Caesar salad and both said that they enjoyed their choice.I had a French dip sandwich, as recommended by our server who was friendly and made good recommendations, also keeping the refills on coffee coming regularly, which is appreciated. The French dip was very good, but the bread/baguette, was incredibly good! Really special! I really liked the coffee as well, apparently a local supplier,, although I forgot the name. Place was not overly crowded on arrival but had a wait of 20 people or so by the time we finished. Highly recommend! Wonderful throwback to yesterday year atmosphere.

Had the phat Philly cheesesteak, wings, and some fries. All were absolutely fantastic. Wings were…read morefreshly made. The regular Philly was much better than the chicken Philly. Definitely going to come back any time I am craving a cheesesteak or wings.

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.

Come here every Monday with a group of guys from our job right up the road…read more Honestly i look forward to Monday's because of that single one cheese Staff is also just the best here, can't beat this burger !

Probably 3.5 stars. The food was hot and fresh, but it wasn't anything special. The meat was…read moreseasoned better than a fast food burger, but that is what it reminded me of. The service was friendly in that old fashioned kind of way. The restaurant is spacious, and seems to be a great place for a quick and affordable lunch.