Howdy Burger 11th Street

Jim & Angie’s Travels R. a month ago

Stopped in for a quick bite. It’s a really cute place. Service was great and they were generous with sauces to sample. We both had the Wagyu Burger and it was Ok ~ not a $16.00 Burger. We sat at the outside patio at sunset. The Best Company♥️

Jarod White a month ago

Oklahoma seems to have a certain pride when it comes to burger joints that keep it simple. Tulsa has many chains, local restaurants and pop-ups that are familiar and filling. Encroaching on a seemingly crowded market can be tough but somehow Howdy feels like an already-established diner. While many newer burger places attempt to overwhelm the consumer, Howdy Burger’s approach seems to be keeping things simple and delivering what the people want while staying true to the “burger joint” identity. I’ve had Howdy Burger 2 or 3 times through the years. My first visit was likely in/at Mother Road Market but a more recent visit was on October 29th (2025). In the midst of an economic stall (the federal government was shut down for 4 weeks at that point), eating out seemed like a luxury. I visited around 2pm for lunch. The weather was chilly and the staff was readily available. I was greeted and I browsed the menu for about 2mins before ordering. I ended up getting a single burger & rodeo fries. Afterwards, me & the lady cashier had a brief conversation about the state of the world as business was slower than usual. The restaurant isn’t huge but it was well maintained. I sat near the West windows and the food came out shortly after. The highlight of the food was easily the burger itself. It was a decent size, the bread was soft, and the patty was just thick enough. Each bite was equally satisfying as they didn’t hold back on the toppings. I will say that the fries are pretty standard, even with the extra toppings. I don’t think the Rodeo Fries are worth wild but it didn’t hurt to try. Lastly, I LOVE the variety of sauces they offer and the staff are happy to add them directly onto the sandwich or place them on the side. I’ve since returned to have the Fried Chicken Sandwich and it was just as good, if not better, than most famed chicken sandwich spots. I wasn’t familiar with Howdy for a while and, as mentioned, there are many other places to get a cheeseburger, sandwich and/or fries. But what I like about Howdy is that they don’t try too hard, they know what sells and they offer great service. Considering the price, consistency in their products and good people behind the counter, Howdy Burger is good enough to replace your favorite burger chain and/or fast food spot.

Fonda Fulfaro a month ago

Tristan greeted us as soon as we walked in, he gave great recommendations for the Double cheese Burger with Rodeo sauce, which came out hot and fresh, truly one of the best true cheeseburgers we have had. manager Sharon was attentive and very friendly. The fries and onion rings were hot and fresh. The lemonade was the best we have ever had!! You need to stop by this original and classic burger joint and say Howdy….. on Route 66.

Christy Mount a month ago

Drive thru. Great food. Gluten-free hamburger on Udi bun was great and dedicated fryer for my fries. Could of had tater tots too

Jennifer 9 months ago

I have been going to Tulsa a lot lately and always trying something new. But I have been back to this place twice! Both times, the food has been on point and the service has been outstanding! The burger tasted fresh, juicy and perfectly cooked! I got fries the first time, so good! Onion rings the second time and wow...I think I liked them better than the fries! I didn't get a pic the second time because I ate in my car, but I will definitely be back!