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terrible service high price. they screwed up my order, i called and not only did they hand me to 3 yes 3 different people, but they didn't even listen to what i had to say. just apologized and asked me to comebackto get a replacement. (when i just explained that i was upset because i didn't have time to come back).

then i ask for a refund, they ask me to comebackto get the refund.. are you serious? what type of people do they hire here? i at this point still didn't have lunch to eat, and i didn't have time to comebackand get it replaced, what makes you think i would have time to comebackto get the refund.

i will not be back.

food was fine, atmosphere not so much. our family ate here at around 6:00 on a saturday night. two parents, two grandparents and 3 kids between the age of 5 and 9. we were not a super-quiet group, but the kids weren't yelling either or getting out of their seats. nonetheless, we were glared at throughout our dinner as if we had brought our kids to a fine dining establishment. this is a burger joint in an old run-down strip mall, but the atmosphere among the patrons did not make it feel kid friendly. next time we'll gobackto the garage.

this was our first visit and my only regret is we haven't been here sooner. we had the mad cow and the western, both were delicious. we also had fries and onion rings. can't wait to gobackand maybe try the chicken.

horrible customer service. my husband and i like to try new places so we gave it a shot. no one acknowledged that we had even walked in the door. the place was pretty busy and the sign said to seat yourself, so we figured that could have been why. then, a waitress walked right by us and didn't even offer us a menu. we saw people getting in a cash register line so we thought maybe we were supposed to order there and sit down. we may have goofed, but the process was never made clear until we realized people were paying their tickets in that line. so, we wentbackto sit down again. there were no clean tables, so we chucked the trash ourselves. yay, for having to bus our own table. after 15 minutes of waiting, we were about to get up and go elsewhere, but someone finally came over to offer us menus. another few minutes later a waiter came and took our drink order. tables started clearing up around us as people were leaving. another couple sat down across from us and for some reason they got their menus and drinks before us by the same waiter (their food obviously arrived before ours as well). another 5 minutes later, we finally got to put in our food order. my husband ordered curly fries with his burger, because the waiter asked which he preferred. almost 40 minutes later we finally got our food only to discover that there were no curly fries, but instead very gross onion rings. we brought this to the waiter's attention. he tried to take my husband's whole plate away, instead of just offering to bring out the correct side. my husband refused to give up his burger, because we had already been waiting almost an hour! the waiter agreed to just bring out the curly fries. by the time both of our meals were gone, the waiter finally brought out fries, but they were wrong again. straight fries instead of curly fries. really?!?! of course, we were so fed up at this point and we didn't want to have to wait another decade to get the proper thing (or possibly another wrong item). the meal was well over $20 for lunch and while the burger was the best thing about it, the meal was not worth the horrible experience and lack of customer service. i guess customer service is dead there. they really need to get it together.

i like the burgers but would not recommend going here right at opening on a saturday. this is when the young staff also has their lunch at thebacktable of the restaurant. i felt like i was interrupting their meal every time i needed anything. this has happened to me both times i have gone to this place. if you can get past the young, inexperienced wait staff...the food is pretty good.

just right. we had a party of 6 on a thursday night for our first visit here. the exterior of this little out of the way building was unimpressive, but the inside was just perfect for a burger joint, fun, clean, and casual. i am picky when it comes to my favorite food. the cheeseburgers were upper tier compared to other places in okc. sides of onion rings, fried pickles, and sweet potato fries were all top notch. our server, autumn, was attentive and got all of our special orders correct and timely. we will gobackto this place.

best burger i've ever had. i have to say, i've tried plenty of burger joints in the metro, and this is by far the best i've ever had. the atmosphere certainly showed that they are dedicated to burgers and burgers only. service was excellent, the waitress (whose name escapes me) checked up on us plenty of times to make sure we were okay, and the food was awesome. loved how dedicated the owners are to come up with the comical and original names to each entree. i tried the mowi-cowi burger, which features of course, the hamburger patty, a pineapple ring, honey mustard, bacon, and provolone cheese. i felt like this burger was made especially for me. i definitely will be comingbackin the near future.

and just a personal note: i've read plenty of reviews saying that the restaurant is always busy to the point where you have to wait for a table--i'm not sure where they got that idea, i came on a friday evening at dinnertime and the restaurant was almost completely empty- there was only one family there. but, if you're in the mood for a nice greasy hamburger without smelling like onions after leaving, this is definitely the place to go.

best burger i've had in okc. the burgers are great, best i've had since moving here in '94. the burgers are available in 1/3 or 1/2 lb size and come with either fries or onion rings - i went for the rings. the onion rings are really good, the sauce that comes with them puts them over the top. late lunch for 2 with drinks was about $20 - a bargain considering the quality of food you're getting. we'll be goingbackagain soon, and dragging my in-laws with us.

the restaurant is a little hard to find if you're not from edmond. easiest way is to get on broadway, turn east on 33rd and get into the right lane asap. turn down wynn road - it's just before the mcdonalds, and go about 100 yards or so, and there you are.

they are now open tuesday through sunday, i don't recall the hours, so you might want to call just to make sure.

goofy decor but great food!. i've been wanting to try this place, but was a bit hesitant because i'm not a fan of city bites. boy, was i in for a surprise! the decor is as whimsical and goofy as that of city bites, but that's where any comparison ends, as far as i'm concerned. we got there early (before 11:30) and that was a good thing -- this small place fills up fast at lunchtime. our waitress greeted us promptly, returned with our drinks and took our orders. it took a bit for our food to arrive, but it was worth the wait. the 3 of us ordered different burgers -- the western, the onion burger with cheese, and one with bacon, onion strings, pepper jack cheese and spicy mayo that i can't recall the name of. all were fantastic! juicy beef, well-toasted bun, melting onions -- delicious! our fries\onion rings orders were a bit mixed up, but they brought us extra onion rings to make up for it. the onion rings are fabulous as is the sauce.

we'll be goingbackto this place, even though it requires a trek to edmond. it's well worth it!

best in okc/edmond. i have always said, "a good burger does not constitute a 'good burger joint.' a good burger and good fries make a good burger joint." the cow has the best burgers in town and they have fantastic fries.

the best part of the burger is the patty. it is crispy on the outside and so juicy inside. i will bebackto this place soon.

negative: i am young and cheap... i don't want to be waited on for a burger. and furthermore, i don't want to tip for a burger! in the future i will carry-out.

city bites bringsbackthe mad cow. city bites has finally broughtbackthe mad cow burger, under a new roof and slightly different sign.

weirdest/best gastronomical event ever. i do wish they would do something about the hours, for us non edmondites.