Does anyone know who sells these other than Harry Bears? Would like to be able to get some occasionally other than Harry Bears at the Arts Festival every year. I remember when Sonic used to offer them.

FlaTire Burgers in Edmond has them. They were quite addictive.

Does anyone know who sells these other than Harry Bears? Would like to be able to get some occasionally other than Harry Bears at the Arts Festival every year. I remember when Sonic used to offer them.

Louie's has them as does Classic 50's in Norman (the drive-in on Lindsey next to Sonic).

JR's BBQ in Norman has the best fried pickles. Also Chicken n Chops out in Piedmont if you're out that way, although theirs are very peppery. Chicken Express also has them, but the ones I tried were a little mushy.

O'Connell's

Pickles Restaurant in Moore has them, 27th & I-35. They fry actual spears.

Slim Chickens, but I haven't tried them yet. Locations in Norman & the new one on SW 89th & Western.

Chicken Express - these are in a cornmeal batter that's got a little spice to it.

Classic 50s in Norman

McNellie's.

Any Interurban Restaurant in the metro will still fry you up some pickles.

Yukon, Memorial, Edmond, Norman

Mickey Mantle's.

mcnellies and mickey's both have very good fried pickles

flatire burgers in edmond has them. They were quite addictive.

yes they are!!

awesome. thanks. will have to try mcnellies since it's right by my house. there's a chicken express on 23rd and Penn, but I imagine quality is lacking, but definitely welcome drive through options. I can't remember if Tim's on NW 50th and MacArthur carries them or not.

Oooh I forgot about Tim's. I'm thinking they do. I'll check the next time I'm there (usually hit the drive-thru a few times a month since it's near my office).

Grandstand Grill inside Fire Lake Grand Casino. Ron's Hamburgers and Chili.

awesome. thanks. will have to try mcnellies since it's right by my house. there's a chicken express on 23rd and Penn, but I imagine quality is lacking, but definitely welcome drive through options. I can't remember if Tim's on NW 50th and MacArthur carries them or not.


Also Rons' at the Mayfair on 50th and May NW.

Hooters has some good fried pickles

FlaTire's fried pickles are my favorite. They've got a little heat to 'em!

I like the fried pickles like the ones at the arts festival. Lightly battered. Not a fan of the pickles at McNellies and other places where it is just one big thing of batter and the pickle always comes right out on your first bite. Are any of the above mentioned places like the pickles at the arts fest?

I like the fried pickles like the ones at the arts festival. Lightly battered. Not a fan of the pickles at McNellies and other places where it is just one big thing of batter and the pickle always comes right out on your first bite. Are any of the above mentioned places like the pickles at the arts fest?

I think this comes from a untalented mouth and the limited ability to eat it properly.
More training is needed..lol


This is why I like the fried pickle chips.

I like the fried pickles like the ones at the arts festival. Lightly battered. Not a fan of the pickles at McNellies and other places where it is just one big thing of batter and the pickle always comes right out on your first bite. Are any of the above mentioned places like the pickles at the arts fest?

As I mentioned in the first post, those are made by Harry Bears, which still has a location in Moore and Yukon. I do agree they are a nice switch in that they are very thin and lightly battered, but addictive.

I think this comes from a untalented mouth and the limited ability to eat it properly.

No, it comes from the freezer more than likely and not hand battered in house. Its just one big glob of bredding that does not stick to the pickle and therefore comes right out first bite.

No, it comes from the freezer more than likely and not hand battered in house. Its just one big glob of bredding that does not stick to the pickle and therefore comes right out first bite.

lol.
Where have you eaten them at?

The Shack has them and they are awesome!

Chubbies fried chicken in Yukon has sliced fried pickles. Mmm good!

Hooters and FlatTire has very good fried pickles, I need to make a trip to FlatTire so I can eat fried pickles again, have not been there in 3 years!

Rooster's are the best I've had. They're not chips, but spears cut into pieces. Awesome.

I'm slightly embarrassed to say that I think Hooters has the best fried pickles (although I was at Roosters and didn't try the pickles there....will make amends the next time I am there). The best part about the pickles at Hooters is the horseradish sauce they serve them with - divine.

Chubbies fried chicken in Yukon has sliced fried pickles. Mmm good!

I'll second that. I just tried them this week.

I'm slightly embarrassed to say that I think Hooters has the best fried pickles (although I was at Roosters and didn't try the pickles there....will make amends the next time I am there). The best part about the pickles at Hooters is the horseradish sauce they serve them with - divine.

Yup but downside is that sometimes they burn the pickles and it does not taste as good but when it is not burned, it tastes like heaven!

I am straving for fried pickles now!!