Tommy's Hamburgers

My wife and I were out running around taking care of last minute errands in the cultural district and it was time for dinner. We decided we didn't want anything fancy saw Tommy's coming up on the right side of us and it fit the bill perfectly. We LOVE Tommy's and my wife especially loves their chicken salad sandwiches on wheat.After looking at their menu, my wife, of course opted for the chicken salad sandwich on wheat and I settled on their catfish dinner. Both of our entrees were accompanied with Tommy's house cut French fries.Both of our entrees were awesome along with the attentive service by our server. My wife LOVED her sandwich and I've never met a catfish I didn't like. To say the least, there was nothing left on either of our plates. We left Tommy's with VERY happy tummies. We will be back VERY soon to snag one of their incredible award winning burgers next time.

Service is nonexistent. I am not impressed. I will not return. Save your money and go elsewhere or if you must consider not leaving a tip. Maybe they will figure out how to improve.

Usually eat at their location on Forest Park, but was in the area and wanted to try them out. My friend and I ate here for a late lunch, and the food was as good as I expected from a Tommy's Hamburgers. Seems like the seating area was a little smaller than the other location, but we easily found a secluded table away from the other patrons. Service was prompt and professional. Will most definitely eat here again if ever in the area. The restaurant seemed clean and well-maintained.

Grabbed burgers and rings for dinner....service was good but the burgers were WELL DONE....in the bad way. Unfortunately when a burger is overcooked, it's also frequently flavorless....stuff happens...might be worth another try if eating inside the restaurant so an overcooked meal can be sent back to be made right!

I discovered Tommy's about 10 years ago, but haven't gotten back in quite some time, but one visit reminded me why I've always considered this one of the best burgers in the Metroplex!Every great burger has to start with a great beef patty, and that's Tommy's strength! A thick, we'll grilled, well-seasoned 1/2 pound patty is what this burger is all about. On my recent visit, I went with the Jalapeno Cheddar Burger - hold the Tomato, and it was popping with flavor. That said, I think the best way to have this burger may be the traditional, old-school, mustard-onion-pickle and go no further. That way you can best appreciate the star of the show that's underneath it all.Still, there are plenty of good dressed-up burgers, if that's to your liking. My top recommendations along with the Jalapeno Cheddar are the Blue Angel (blue cheese and bacon) and the Green Chili Goat Cheese, and there's also Catfish and the Bunless Burger Salad for those that are vegetarian or gluten-free.The Fries are a good compliment, but not outdone by equally tasty Onion Rings. If you want to kick-it-up, go for the Frog Fries, which are Fries covered in Cheese and Grilled Onions and Jalapeno. They also offer Tater Tots, Fried Okra, Corn Nuggets, Fried Zucchini and Cheddar Poppers both as an appetizer, or side (some for an upcharge).Tommy's now has 3 locations in Fort Worth, but make your first visit to the original location on Camp Bowie which, although they have expanded, still has the homey, small burger joint vibe.

Cold Miller lite from the draft. Ordered burgers, chips, and onion rings. Service is spot on. No waiting on her to take our order. Burgers were thick and tasty. Chips and rings were also good. They do have a tv with baseball on. Old school ambience. Nothing dressy.

Tasty food and friendly staff. They have other items other than burgers but I haven't tried anything else because the burger are delish.

Food was way over priced for the quality of the food. The fried food was horrible. Everything tasted like fish. The service was meh. The guy was more of a nuisance than a server, but he tried. A "E" for effort. Ambiance was okay minus the flys.

Amazing burgers, great people! I got the goat cheese burger. 10/10 recommend! Jimmy and Bec are rad af

This is just a brief review. I just went there to use the restroom on my way to another place where I have a scheduled job interview. I had just gotten off the bus. It's raining, windy and overcast. And, so, I just definitely needed to use the restroom to freshen up. But, most importantly, to pee. When I walked in there, the lady working behind the counter looked at me without smiling. I smiled and asked if they had a restroom. She asked me if I was going to eat there. I said "no." She said I'd have to eat there if I am going to use the restroom. Then, before I could reply, she said they don't have a restroom open to the public, but that I can use it. And that it's up to me. She could have just said "no." I've worked at restaurants, so I understand. My feelings would have been hurt or something like that, but I understand restaurant restroom policies. But it's her saying that I could use it as well after at first saying "no." It's the inconsistency of the matter. Had she said "no," maybe I would have been back to eat (spending money) or not. But now I don't know if I will. The saying "yes" after saying "no" made it a situation where I don't know if I would want to spend money at that restaurant. And it's a restaurant---a business; It's for profit. That's not a way to sell a business to a new costumer. Just putting it out there. Let's say I am to be hired at the place where I am going to be interviewed. I love hamburgers. The place I am interviewing at doesn't serve hamburgers. If I were to start earning paychecks, I would have probably bought food at that restaurant fairly regularly. Now I don't know.