Ruby's Old Fashioned Hamburgers

New to the area · just moved to Tulsa last month

I've been hearing about Ruby's Old Fashioned Hamburgers, and I think it's on 71st Street on the east side? I'm still learning my way around Tulsa—is it easy to find from downtown, or should I just use GPS?

Local resident · 2 blocks away

I walk past Ruby's all the time, and it's always got cars in the lot—feels like the kind of place that's been feeding the neighborhood for years. My kids actually ask to go there instead of the chain places.

Local resident · 3 blocks away

I walk past Ruby's all the time on 71st Street, and honestly, it's become my go-to when I want a real burger that doesn't feel like a chain experience. There's something about a place that sticks to what it does best.

Long-time customer · 6 years

The thing about Ruby's is they haven't chased trends — they still cook their patties the same way I remember from when I first started coming here. You can taste the difference when a place sticks to what actually works instead of trying to get fancy.

Long-time customer · 6 years

Ruby's does something you just don't find anymore—they're not trying to be trendy or Instagram-worthy, they're just making burgers the way they should be made. That's exactly why I keep coming back.

New to the area · just moved to Tulsa last month

I keep hearing Ruby's is the place for burgers, but do they have other stuff? I'm trying to find a good spot for a casual family dinner where everyone can find something they like.

Long-time customer · regular for 4 years

If you want to avoid the lunch rush, hit them up around 2 or 3 PM on a weekday—you'll walk right up to the counter. Weekends are a whole different story though, especially Saturday afternoon.

New to the area · just moved to Tulsa last month

We're thinking of taking the kids to Ruby's this weekend—it's supposed to be really good. Do we need to call ahead, or can we just show up with our family of five?

First-time visitor · considering my first visit

I've driven past Ruby's a bunch of times, but I'm not sure how it works inside—do you order at a counter like a fast-casual place, or do they seat you and bring menus?