El Reno burgers:
Sids Diner
Roberts Grill
Johnnies Hamburgers
Sids Diner
Roberts Grill
Johnnies Hamburgers
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OK. I know exactly where that is; I've just never stopped there. I'll have to make it a point to try it.
Actually, I hardly ever go through El Reno any more. I always find myself on the "Gene Sears Bypass!"
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El Reno burgers:
Sids Diner
Roberts Grill
Johnnies Hamburgers
I've had them all except Sid's. I'll have to remedy that soon. But, not today!
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Sids is good, but over rated. If you want to get a seat, get there by 11:30 or you'll wait a bit. I've never seen the appeal of onion burgers or smash burgers. Most of the places around make okay burgers, but most are really just a matter of what flavor you're in the mood for. Sonics are greasy and mostly taste like the cheese they put on them. Braum's are salty and flavorless, but a decent burger when you want one. Most of the onion burger places put too many onions and over power the burger. I'm surprised too. I thought a state known for making good steaks would know how to make a burger, but I guess the emphasis is on the BBQ.
What (or who) is what they were 40 years ago?
Of all the places with a drive thru, I'm going to Burger Street 100%. A bit pricey, and they got rid of the banana shake years ago (and added pineapple, yuck), but the burgers and fries are good fast food fare. It's still owned by Bill Waugh's family as far as I know.
5 guys is way overpriced. Food is plain and the store here was always nasty and greasy. In a saturated market, they don't stand out.
I'm not a fan of five guys. Their burgers and fries remind me or braums a lot, I like Linda Mar in west tulsa, they have some tasty burgers!
