Ty's Hamburgers and Chili

Wanted a good burger but close to our house today for lunch, so we found that Ty's Hamburgers is right down the road and we'd never been in. I got the black and blue burger with onion rings and hubs got a standard bacon cheeseburger and Q's. I thought (mistakenly) that I had seen a photo of the onion rings here before and they were more shoestring. My mistake, I was obviously remembering a photo from somewhere else. The burgers were good and so were the sides, though I much preferred his fries to my onion rings. Two problems that were kind of meal killers: they don't appear to have AC. They have fans everywhere, standing and ceiling and it was still hot as hades in there - I couldn't wait to get back in the car with AC. Second, they only offer one diet soft drink, Diet Coke, and it ran out when filling our cups. Also, the little Diet Coke we got was flat. No refills on that $2.25 soft drink.It was a little dive-ish, and I can handle that, but the heat and lack of carbonated diet drinks was a bit of a bummer. This was also a $30 lunch all in, so if price is a concern, preview the menu. The food itself was great though and I anticipate we will order to-go next time.

Tantalizing tangles of tators and a burger as good as any old-fashioned burger in Tulsa.The paint on the building can't disguise the building's age, inside or out. The building has been around awhile. Possibly much longer than the 40 plus years since Ty's first slapped a beef patty on the grill in Tulsa. A sign painted on the south side of the building proclaims "over 3 dozen sold." It doesn't qualify that achievement in reference to the time it took to do it. Judging from the delicious taste of the burger and fries, I believe that volume in sales is easily exceeded daily! Inside the seating is comprised of a hodgepodge of comfortable orphaned chairs and tables. Order at the counter, the food is delivered to your table. In the kitchen, Ty's unwinds the big potatoes. Then the pale tangles of potato string are rushed to the fryer. In minutes they become golden brown coils, crispy potato Slinkies. You get a big pile and they are good, addictive. The burger matched. For me a third pound patty with cheese, appropriately dressed with L,T,P,O&M hold the mayo. Ty's is a must try old-fashioned burger dive. Recommended.

We were trying to find a new place to grab a quick bite to eat in Tulsa and my friend suggested Ty's. I always loved supporting a small business!The menu wasn't very big which is ok by me! I ordered the Hickory Burger & Curly fries. The burger was great but the curly fries not my favorite. My other choice were Tots add I'm not a fan of those either. If you're looking for a new place to try, this might be worth your stop!

Got the A1 burger minus the A1 sauce lolDCB w/Bacon plus Q's. The food was amazing, it came out fast and hot!! The staff here is amazing. It's been 7 years since I've been here and why I don't know why but I won't let that happen again.

This place is under new ownership. Much improved!This place is much cleaner. New owners are working hard to reclaim a business that was neglected by previous owner. They kept what was good which is the curly fries juicy burgers and fresh onion rings. They have expanded menu and hours. If you had given up on this place you should come give it a try.

Hurried. Grabbed carry out. Did not know Ty's had been sold to a Mexican couple. The parking lot and the visual of people walking in was astounding. Apparently nothing has changed except the menu. Mexican offerings added. We ordered our beloved burgers and were not dissatisfied. Hubby ordered and they followed his instructions perfectly. Good burger baskets, more diverse menu & credit cards. Yeah!!!

Tulsa Staple... the food insanely good. Place is clean. Staff is fast. Takes me back to my childhood. Simple elegance. Thankfully it's still thriving

First time back to Ty's since the change in management/ownership. I noticed the outside signs displaying Mexican food and figured it had turned into a different restaurant. I was wrong. We were driving by after an appointment, on our way to Fixins downtown. I mentioned to my partner that recently I noticed very positive reviews and since she loved the old Ty's, we whipped around and were immediately greeted when we entered. There was only one other couple in the restaurant who were just ordering at the counter. When it was our turn, we each got the 1/4 lb. Cheeseburger ($7.15). We got an order of Curly Que Fries ($2.25) to share because they were huge. We each got a soft dring ($2.25) and seated ourselves by the front window. There was one cook in the kitchen and the lady who took our order brought out the food to our table. It's a clean place and the burgers and fries were exactly as we remembered. Ty's has been around forever and I hope it lasts. We had lunch around 2:30, so maybe that explains why there weren't more customers. The tab for our meal was $25.58. With the $10 tip, it came to $35.58 (which is still cheaper than it would have been at Fixins).

First (but not the last) visit on a cold Saturday afternoon--very good cheeseburger and curly-fries. This is the cheeseburger I know from my childhood. I bought a cup of chili to go. I have fingers crossed that it is an excellent chili.

Absolutely love this place! Everyone working was so kind, it may be a little pricey but, for the people and the food I say it's definitely worth it. My friend and I love suggesting this place when we don't know where to eat! definitely a hidden gem