Howdy Burger Mother Road Market
$ • Burgers
Hours:
1124 S Lewis Ave Suite 109, Tulsa
(918) 742-0845
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my daughter had her baby at Hillcrest and is in the nicu, we went and tried this place today it was amazing. The burgers and rodeo fries was the best. Very friendly service too. Recommend everybody go try it. thank you
First time here! Burger is wonderful. Fries are perfect 👌 Great staff. Their house made spicy mayo is delicious 😋 I will DEFINITELY be back. Mad that I didn't come here sooner!!
$30 for 2 wagyu burgers that came with no fries and no drink. Single patty burger with a slice of Gouda cheese, a slice of tomato, onions and sauce. That’s all that came on the burger. The buns looked like they were pulled from under a heavy box. No redeeming qualities if they think this is serviceable.
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| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
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Howdy Burger at Mother Road Market offers delicious burgers and great service. While some were disappointed by additional costs for the Wednesday special, others praised the removal of a rude staff member. The restaurant's fresh food and accommodating staff make it a staple for many customers, even those with dietary restrictions. Despite a last-minute order close to closing time, the team at Howdy Burger was friendly and welcoming.
The burgers are decent, but not particularly special. However, the service has been an issue, with some customers reporting an unreasonably hostile attitude from the staff. One customer mentioned that the person behind the counter practically "tossed" their burger at them, requiring quick reflexes to catch it before it slid off the tray. Despite these service challenges, the restaurant has received praise for its delicious vegan burger, which was reported to taste "almost exactly like the real thing," with the staff ensuring there was no cross-contamination for those with dietary restrictions.