I just want to say how lucky we are to have all these outstanding burger joints around. This thread makes me also realize how few I've visited. I need to get out more.
Just found Bunny's has a S. Meridian location and an IG account, food looks great
https://www.instagram.com/bunnysonionburgerssouth_h/
and a website
https://www.bunnysonionburgers.com/order
Was thinking about going there today, and it's interesting. The one on S. Meridian has bunnysonionburgers.com as their website, and the one on N Meridian has bunnysfriedonionburgers.com as their website, so I'm thinking the two might not be owned by the same people? If they are, why not just have one website and one menu (or one website and two menus on that website).
^^^^ I just went to that Bunny’s. Nice people and a solid burger! I got the single onion with everything on it except bacon and Mayo.
I went to new state during soft/grand opening. Not a fan of top buns being buttered on top, and thought the top bun was a little stiff. Nic's is too messy/greasy and requires a fork and knife. +1 for bar arbolada being a proper mcdonalds burger. Another +1 for nothing special about burger punk. Like cow calf hay. Agree Earls is particularly underrated. Garage has great service, but that's every hal smith place.
All of my favorite burger places keep closing. Livegrass, burger place at the collective, and chef curry. Although not in okc my latest favorite burger is currently 405 burger in norman.
MOB grill at The Parlor gets lots of love.
I haven't tried them yet but will soon do so.
Yeah, MOB is pretty good for sure.
I forgot about MOB grill as well, solid burger for sure
Has anyone tried the Waygu Burger from Arby's?
Want to weigh in here as I have had my fair share of burgers over the years. Mount Ruchmore, in no particular order: Tucker's (shockingly try their turkey burger, it's fantastic), new state, MOB (at the Parlor, probably one of my favorites) and Patty Wagon.
Full disclosure, I haven't had Spark or Bar Arbolada as it is only open in the evening.
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The Bunny's on Meridian just south of 50th has been there quite a bit longer.
In fact, it used to be another onion burger place back in the 70s/80s.
I have no idea how all of them are related, if at all.
Yeah, the story of the 50th location is on their website (I think it was Joe's, then John's, then Bunny's), but when I just typed bunny's onion burgers in to Google, it came up with the S 10th one, and the logo's the same, but they have no menu nor history on their site, so, like I said, strange.
I tried them today (50th/Meridian) and it is *not* an "onion burger", it's a (pretty tasteless) burger patty with (also pretty tasteless) grilled onions on top, no evidence of any onions (fried, grilled, or otherwise) in the patty. Fries were good, seemed hand-cut, onion rings were crap (very little actual onion), wife's Philly Cheesesteak had beef that was good, but the cheese was tasteless, and the bun was the wrong kind of bun (it fell into pieces, too delicate for the filling).
Interesting I really thought it was really good.
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