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Address: 9999 S Mingo Rd Suite A, Tulsa, OK 74133
Phone: (918) 615-6970
Website: https://societyburger.com/
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We started with the hibiscus mojito (I swapped soda water for Sprite) and wow—absolutely delicious, 10/10! We also tried the sampler: fried pickles (7/10), onion rings (5/10), and fried mushrooms (3/10). The apps were a little bland for me, so overall I’d rank the sampler a 5/10.
For our mains, my husband ordered the Hangover Burger (9/10) and I went with the Spicy Okie (9.5/10). Both were incredible! We shared an order of sweet potato fries (8/10), which were the perfect addition.
The service was where Society Burger really shined. Our server, Rainey, was outstanding—10/10. She kept my Dr Pepper full the entire night (a big deal for me!), gave us excellent cocktail and sauce recommendations, and made sure we had everything we needed.
Even though it was 6:30pm on a Saturday, the atmosphere was relaxed and not overly busy. Our 3-month-old even slept through dinner, which was a win for us!
Food Overall: 9/10
Service: 10/10
Environment: 10/10
We’ll definitely be back!
Had the spicy okie burger which is basically a haystack onion burger with jalapenos and spicy mayo sauce. Loved the burger. Also ordered the onion rings which was not upto the mark. The onion rings were too breaded. Overall, it was a good experience.
Now… the price. A little steep for a take-out burger in my opinion.
That said, the service is great, the food delivers every single time, and I regret nothing. Expensive? Maybe a little considering it being fast food. Worth it? Yeah…
The long:
Came in at 12:30 pm on a Saturday with a decent size group. 7 adults and 2 babies. I’m going in with a mindset that it will take a bit longer.
We were told the wait would be 15 minutes, but only had to wait less than 5. Great! We were seated promptly with 2 high chairs. First thing I noticed was that a booth with curved seat was available, but we were sat at a table having to squeeze a bit in. I’m not sure what the thought was for putting a bigger party table in a smaller space. While within the next 10 minutes of being seated a party of TWO was seated in the big booth.
Once we were seated, our waitress did not come to us for over 20 minutes. We had to grab someone to ask what was up, the waitress came over and promptly and was apologizing profusely. She was sweet which made the disappointment of not being seen a tad less.
The waitress explained that it was her fault because she was under the impression that our table was in a different section for another server and was new. That is understandable, and I won’t be harsh against our waitress, however, as a whole, how did we get missed my multiple staff? How did the communication between the staff falter? 20 minutes with babies is a lifetime.
It took about 35 – 50 minutes for our food to come out. I say that because most of the burgers came out in about 35 minutes, a side salad took about 40 minutes to come out, and by the time we were done eating our burgers, the chicken pasta came out at the very end (50 minutes). I have no idea why that was.
Side note, two of our party left and took the babies home and waited to take their food to go. They did not wait for the pasta. We did ask to rush the order.
I did notice other parties, a party of 4 and a party of about 13/15 was seen pretty quickly and orders were taken promptly.
The food: food was phenomenal. I had the PB and B. A great blend of meat, bacon jam, and peanut butter. Nothing was over powering the other, and the burger pretty much melted in my mouth. Soft bun. Would get again. I got the sweet potato fries. They were average. I also tried the jalapeño cheddar tots. Crispy. Pretty good flavor. But no jalapeño taste or spice.
Restaurant: clean. Plenty of space for big parties. Bar area with seating. Decent atmosphere. Prices for the burgers wasn’t too astronomical and I believe was decently priced. Burger does not come with a/ side. $10.50 for a burger, $4 for the sweet potato fries.
All in all: the food and very sweet waitress saved Society from lower stars. I would come back and try again, and hope this was a one off unfortunate experience.