Whataburger

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GrumpyHair

Joined 2 years ago

It's ok. Good, fast food that is in a restaurant that is open 24x7. The strawberry pies are mostly goo and very little strawberries (husband said the same thing about their apple pies). Not my favorite but if I'm really hungry and there's no other place open, I'll stop in. The onion rings, however, are really crunchy and not greasy at all.

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Justink001

Joined 5 years ago

BEWARE: Slowest Drive-Thru in Tulsa. The food has always been good, but the service has consistently been sub-par. Expect to spend 20-30+ minutes sitting in your car at the drive-thru if there is already two cars waiting there. The staff didn't seem to care about presenting good service at all. Again, the food wasn't bad, but I doubt I will go back here. Considering the relatively expensive price for fast food, the service was completely lacking.

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Katie Heffernan

Joined 10 years ago

Family-friendly hamburger chain with fair prices, accommodating services and 1950s flair.. In Short
This chain restaurant's orange-and-white A-frame buildings dot the Southern coast, from Florida to Arizona. What's made Whataburger grow since its first burger stand opened in 1950 is its commitment to custom orders--the restaurant is happy to fill special requests, as promised in the motto "Just as you like it." The signature five-inch patties and buns--an inch larger than most other chains--have also hooked loyalists to their burgers and chicken sandwiches.

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msuth

Joined 11 years ago

SEE, WHATABURGER. Great for late night eats. With overflow from Grey Sail better get there a little early. Watch out cuase cops watch that place like a hawk.