Chicken and the Wolf

I ate at the location in the food hall. Spicy tender was really hot and had great flavor. The fries? Idk the secret but the best crinkle fries I've ever had.

This place was delicious, the heat was so much but also so good. I mean get the sandwich unless you're being good then get the salad. Food came out quick, fresh and hot

This was my first time at MRM. I don't like to give bad reviews, but I'm also honest. I personally just wish I would of read the reviews while walking around MRM and before I chose this place to eat out of all the other choices I could of gone with. The chicken is served on a dry, nothing on it... piece of bread and I think it was just for seeping up the oil. Let's talk about the oil, SO MUCH of it. The honey mustard wasn't that good. After the first sauce, each sauce is .85 cents. I went back up and paid for the bbq sauce, because the honey mustard just wasn't doing it for me. The fries were honestly the only good thing. As far as the venue: Where we sat (right on the side of Chicken and the Wolf) it was VERY loud. Doors constantly slamming, dishes being dropped off at the trash can. My friend and I could barely hear. I won't be returning.

I think this might be the only time I've given a restaurant one star. It was horrible. My husband and a I both ordered chicken sandwiches and one order of fries to split. They did not put any kind of dressing on the sandwiches such as mustard or mayonnaise. You had to buy a dressing for 75 cents to $1. None of them sounded good and I didn't like paying that much for a mayonnaise substitute for a sandwich that already costb$11 plus change, so I just ordered mine dry. When we got our sandwiches, we discovered they got our order wrong. They brought us 2 orders of fries instead of one and they charged us for two. They also brought us crinkle fries instead of straight fries. Plus they were out of ketchup. We had to pay when we ordered, so we couldn't have the fries just taken off the check. I asked them to exchange the crinkle fries for the straight fries we ordered. They said they were out, so I asked for our money back. Then they suddenly had more straight fries after all. The breading was extremely greasy and extremely salty. I have a tolerance for greasy fried food, but this tasted like it might have been old grease. We both pulled the breading off and just ate the chicken by itself. We tried to eat some of the fries but they weren't good without ketchup, so we left the fries along with the buns. We paid $24 plus change and all we could eat was a slice of chicken with breading pulled off.

We went to the rock concert across the street at Tulsa University tonight and had the pleasure of dining at Tulsa's best hot chicken restaurant of Chicken and the Wolf. Tonight was one of their busiest nights and they didn't miss a step. The food was delicious as always and the service was top notch! Especially when dining on their patio. Perfect evening and I can't rave enough about Chicken and the Wolf. Mostly, it's their people who make the difference. Now go there and eat! You'll be "cluck yeah" that you did.

Stopped by Mother Road Market while we were in Tulsa and got the Nashville chicken sandwich here and oof, we weren't too delighted with the chicken sandwich. The bread itself was so stale and so dry that it made the sandwich as a whole inedible. The chicken itself actually tasted pretty good, but the sandwich lacked sauce and I think there was probably one pickle in it. Fries were pretty good though! Loved that they were crispy and seasoned well.Service was fast, and courteous though! I do love the ambience and the overall look of the store too, but we wouldn't come back for any of the food sadly.

I ordered the hot chicken fries. They were bomb dot com. Pros: Super cheesy and perfect chicken. I wouldn't normally order coleslaw, but it came on the fries. It was different in a good way. Cons: The pickles it came with were weird as hell. Spicy, sour, and had a hint of cucumber, but not in a good way. I wanted my chicken to have a nice kick. The cashier said that medium is too spicy and suggested I get mild. Mild had almost no spice to me. I should have gotten medium. He also suggested the comeback sauce on the chicken. It was alright. I'm sure the honey mustard would have been better. I would for sure eat here again. I recommend trying it out.

Came to Mother Road Market and decided on eating here. I ordered the OG chicken sandwich without pickles. I got the hot heat level on the chicken. I also got a side of French fries. It was all delicious. It was spicy but it didn't ruin the meal for me. And the fries were great as well. Very delicious meal. Staff was also very friendly. Would recommend.

Oh no! Bummed! My friend and I wanted to share the vegan hot chicken fries. Lets be perfectly clear the chicken was good and the lemon dill sauce was good. That being said, the fries were not good they were cool and dry, there was barely enough sauce to cover the chicken let alone reach the fries, and sadly there were no pickles as stated came included. There was however plenty of lettuce between the chicken and fries which ultimately threw us off and again made it impossible for sauces to reach fries. There was no cohesiveness to this dish like it didn't become one thing it was separate chicken, veggies and fries, ultimately we believe this was a sauce issue. Service was perfectly friendly and quick. Unfortunately we ate the chicken and threw everything else away.

Easily the best chicken in Tulsa and I've had other people say that willingly BUT... no ranch or sweet tea in Oklahoma is shooting yourself in the foot. I'd be willing to put my own money on it , protecting the investment of bringing ranch and sweet tea in ESPECIALLY ranch. I've been to thousands of restaurants and not once (no matter what state) have I been able to get ANY sort of chicken WITHOUT ranch. There should be a petition for people that ask if you want blue cheese instead of ranch to send them to jail but there's not even an option for the debate here at this amazing chicken destination. If you're too scared do market research (ask customers to write yes or no on a simple sheet of paper if they would've liked ranch with their meal) because damn am I tired of going a block over and asking McDonald's for some sweet and sour and ranch. (The more I scroll I keep seeing these chicken salads with ranch , so not only do they lie when you ask can I have some ranch with these tenders but they just don't even put the shit on the menu and surprise you when you order lettuce with your chicken apparently lol)