Nic's Grill

This place is amazing but super small be ready for it to be packed outYum Yum Yum Yum

Nice little place. They don't stay open for very long everyday but it is worthy to go there to get great food. The curly fries are awesome, freshly fried, crispy and not oily at all.Service is super quick. The burger is cooked to perfection. It is full of wok hei, which is caramelization to the fullest, I am not sure if I should use a Cantonese cooking term here, but they are very experienced cooks. If you need a good burger, this is place to go.Service: 10/10Ambiance: 10/10, the restaurant is older but it is very cleanFood: 10/10

Nic & Jovon are super friendly! They been running this joint for decades! My second visit here and it's still as tasty & juicy as I remember! Worth our road trip down to OKC!

Good little spot-great grilled onions on the burger. Fries a bit mistimed for the meal-not knocking the score because of it. Thin place on the corner of Pennsylvania

Nic's is busy for a reason. I've been trying to eat here for years and I finally got to the other day. Nic, who works behind the counter taking orders, was great. The guy who was flipping the burgers was really great, too. The one thing I will complain about is the price. I know eating out can be expensive, but in my opinion, ordering a single patty burger, French fries and a water should not cost $20, which it cost me eating here (this did not include $5 tip.)

Nic's has a large clientele and has very limited seating but the food is excellent.Best burgers in Oklahoma City, don't miss this one!

Nic's should seriously be an Oklahoma staple! If you haven't been here yet, what have you been doing with your time. LolRan by the owner himself, Nic and Jovon* as soon as you walk in you feel like family in this quaint burger spot! Everyone is yelling their order directly to the cook (iykyk) and next thing you know, delicious magic appears before your very eyes! Helpful tips: 1) if you're in a rush, plan for another day where you have time to wait if it's super busy. The restaurant only seats about 20 at a time. 2) this place is CASH ONLY. No if, ands, or buts about it. I think there's an ATM at the store across the street, but I'm not sure because I always have cash. A burger, fries, and drink is around $18-$19. Just make sure you come with room in your belly because the patties are freshly pressed and cooked and so are the fries. You'll want to be able to enjoy every bite.

This is the hands down, no question #1 onion burger around. Justin Nicholas and his business partner, Devon, do a great job in an intense 3 - 4 hour period for lunch. Most of the seating is on stools at the counter and you might have to wait for a seat but it is worth the wait. Burger patties are likely about 6 ounces, juicy and delicious - not cooked until dry like so many. Lettuce, tomato, pickles, cheese, jalapeños, bacon, mustard, ketchup, mayonnaise and onions are all options. The cheeseburger basket with fries is about $12 now, but well worth it. Other onion burger spots to consider are: Dan's Old Time Diner on S. Western, Sid's in El Reno and Tucker's. But we think Nic's is a notch above. Nicholas opened a nice new large restaurant that we enjoy but burgers from the old original well seasoned grill have that extra something on taste. The new location is 11th and N. Robinson and is a very nice atmosphere along with an expanded menu and large basement bar.

Another great hamburger. Best in okc. I really liked the string fries. They were the best.

Me my husband and my son visited for the first time today, and have to say these are the best burgers we've ever had! The environment was incredibly welcoming, and the staff was so polite.i would highly recommend this place if you're in the mood for an amazing burger!