Very delicious Avocado salad!!!!
Absolutely awesome!!! Great management and tremendous sub sandwich Artist.Everything is tasty, try the Eastern Style!!
I haven’t been to Bill & Ruth’s in about 3 years and apparently they changed their bread. Worst thing they could have ever done. It takes like I was eating paper with the toughness of eating raw hide. Every bite squeezed all the avocado out of my 3 cheese and avocado sandwich, making an awful mess of the situation until by the end of my sandwich I had nothing left but raw hide.
I like their new location, there is less traffic and a better drive through with the same good quality food !
I have been eating at this bill and ruthis since the opening originally in the 1980's have enjoined it every time. We order our favorites. Fast filling and consistently the item you like tastes today tomorrow next year.
Highly disappointed in my super sub today! Seems like it was pre-made and refrigerated! The bread was as cold as the cold cuts. The lettuce was soggy not fresh. I had ordered it with onions and there weren't any onions on it. Looks like I need to find another sandwich shop!
What I got was not that great. And the lady in the drive-thru was kind if rude. Perhaps it was lack if patience it was my first time so I had questions, wanted a BLT they do not offer. Either was my husband enjoyed his meAl I didn't the cheese avocado sandwich could be made at home no heating up or nothing just sprinkled cheeses and avocado.hummus tasted fresh.pita bread was nice and hot.
My GOD I wish I lived closer. I'd be here at least once a week, just like I was 15-20 years ago when I lived nearby. The pastrami with peppers and onions, toasted, is my favorite sandwich of all time.
Bill and Ruth’s is the best! Why go to a subway when you can go to a local restaurant with fresh bread and ingredients? Always great service and delicious food. A Tulsa staple!
Service was excellent, although this is not the same place that was down the street. Went with a friend, had the french dip and a Philly. On both sandwiches they skimped on meats making the Philly more of a bread and bell pepper sandwich and french dip broth was basically hot onion water.