Society Burger — Restaurant in Tulsa

Time to try yet another Burger place. I heard some friends make some fuzz and told me this was a good burger place.

I reluctantly made my way here since I was not in the mood for a burger but I came anyway. I figured that if the burgers are as good as they claim, there should be no problem with me enjoying it. Even if I am not in the mood for one.

Right from the get go, the curb appeal is awesome and exciting. The restaurant looks and feels fun. The bar is placed right in the middle between the outdoor and indoor areas; what a clever idea to be able to make the bar accesible no matter where you are in the restaurant.

We chose to sit inside. Immediately our waitress made her way and greeted us which such charm. She introduced herself with a big smile and offered us drinks. I wanted no alcohol, just a soft drink will do. The menu was straight and to the point. We picked burgers, mine was the OKIE my daughter picked the Sliders.

As we waited, I took the time to observe the flow of the restaurant. The staff seem seasoned and efficient. The manager appeared engaged in how things were flowing. The bathrooms were in excellent condition and clean. I did noticed the bathrooms are unisex. I would recommend to have urinals in both, that is to guarantee that the female costumer can enjoy a dry clean toilet seat.

Back to my table, we were waiting for our food. The food arrived in a timely manner; not too early nor late. We were enjoying the tennis game as waited. Here is where things got a little sour. Maybe I didn't read it right but I personally like the choice to get a double meat or single. Our burgers came with double meat. There are people who like that but I personally don't care for it at all. Here is why I don't like double meat; the double meat tends to have a lot of juice in the meat. That juice alone spills out of the meat and by the time the burger is delivered the bread gets soggy. And soggy it was! My bottom bread was already half wet. Such a turn off; at least for me. That in itself irritated me. I removed the second patti but it was too late. I enjoyed what was left dry. This could have been a great burger if it had not been for the sogginess of the bread. My daughter's burger had the same problem. The rest was just basic, the fries were just average.

Nothing really sets this place apart. The location alone cannot be the sustaining factor of this business. Yes, people may come to drink and enjoy the atmosphere; which is stunning. But all it takes is for another joint to do the same but with better food, and your business is over. To stay relevant there must be a balance between quality of food and atmosphere, pricing is a very minimal factor, especially for the area. People who come here already understand this won't be McDonald's prices, so, they are used to paying for premium.

In a nutshell. ° I would say that the urinals are key to the unisex bathrooms. ° Maintain the quality of your food good. And listen to your costumers. Don't relay on your bar to be the sustaining factor of...

WORST SERVICE EVER! From the get go I walked into the bar with my associates and we had to seat ourselves. No hello, no hi welcome in, mrs. green hair and some manager dude were sitting at a booth while we waited for 10 minutes to get service at the Bar. They were eating and I understand that from a customer service point of view it when she walked up it wasn’t even a “what can I get you” not a “welcome in” it was simply a “do you know what you want” and then ’mrs green hair goes “wait I’ll be right back” and walks off to another table then back to the booth with the manager to eat some food. We then finally got to order our drinks after 10 minutes of waiting and it took about 10-15 to get them made (they tasted horrible btw) but funny thing was we put in an appetizer order with our drinks and finally after we got the drinks we waited about 10 more minutes and the appetizer never came out. I finally had to walk over to the booth and ask the dude sitting down eating fries if he was the manager and explained the situation to which he said “they are about to come out” which then we said no because at that point it wasn’t even in a timely manner and we can’t wait all day for our food. We didn’t even get to order our actual food but ended up paying $36 and we had to ask for drinks that we didn’t have on there to be taken off and it went down to $31 and we paid and left! I advise anybody if they want to go eat in a fashionable manner and not spend 4 hours probably more in total somewhere to NOT eat there instead go next door to hide away where...

Society Burger on Cherry Street in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Finally visited Society Burger today after hearing about it & I liked it. We ordered the classic burger. Although good, you wouldn't refer to this burger as "juicy"... as you can see in my pictures the patty is literally thin enough to see through, like lace... that's not going to be for everyone but again it was good. Someone on here recommended the #4 Salad & it's pretty yummy. It has chicken, strawberries, feta, candied walnuts & mixed green with a sweet honey dressing. We ordered the half & half sweet potato wedges & onion rings; again good, not spectacular or unique. We both got a $5. cocktail, House Margarita & a Cherry Smash, they were good, especially the Cherry Smash...my Margarita was a bit sour, but that doesn't mean they all are, I'd give that another go with a different bartender. The service wasn't bad, just bland. We asked our server about the burger sauce & was told they had no idea how the classic burger sauce was made. Just something you expectfrom a server. I can'teat mayonnaise, so since I didn't know, i didn't have any. (hmmmm?) It was chilly but the patio looked inviting. ⛱️ Our Classic burger $9, half & half sweet potato wedges & 5 onion rings were $4. The #4 Salad $13.50. Yes, we'd go back especially for the $5. Cherry Smash cocktail. Would I highly recommend it to someone in Tulsa visiting for the day, nah... probably not. Parking in the back...