Sonic Drive-In

No straw for the drink. No salsa for the burrito. No creamer for the coffee. No ketchup for the tots. Oh I get it you have to ask for even the most basic things! You would think with the incredibly long wait for my order, they would have had the time to throw these things in the bag but, no. I should have known when I ordered from the deadpan unenthusiastic attendant on the other end of the speaker that I wasn’t gong to get good service here. I really think there may be only one person back there. No wonder she is bitter. I guess I should have taken the time to check everything off the list of necessities. Including opening my burrito to make sure it was prepared properly (it wasn’t). My bad for expecting a remote sense of service here. This location is terrible. I’ll go somewhere else next time.

Sonic is one of the most reliable fast food joints, and obviously has a leg up on nostalgic charm to boot. Decent vegetarian options for me, too (e.g., grilled cheese sandwich).

Attitude of the drive-​thru attendant was bad. After a brief snappy exchange while taking my order, I decided it would be in my best interest to not allow this same person to make my food so I drove off and ate at Subway.

I only come here when I’m going to the drive in. It’s convenient but not always cheaper. The staff is friendly and the food is always hot. I love the cotton candy slush! A good quencher on these muggy nights.

Love sonic, however this location was just ok. I’m sure a different location in a better area would be much better.

I have only been to this Sonic once. The service was so slow I’m not sure I’ll be returning anytime soon.
We went here late on a Friday night for some Sonic Blasts. The place was busy yes, but really how long can it take to make a couple of milk shakes? We waited forever to order, and then once we ordered waited for at least 20 minutes to get our shakes. We were not the only ones who felt the wait was long. There was a motorcycle gang waiting across from us who were clearly getting agitated with the wait times. I don’t know about you, but if I worked at Sonic keeping my motorcycle gang customers happy would be a top priority.
It has been a long time since I have been to a drive-​in. I was super impressed that there are credit card machines directly in the order signs. Pretty snazzy!

I went a long time ago and the guy inside was wearing gloves scratching his head and nose then making food with said gloves on. It took forever for them to assist me, then i sower id never go again. Last night my friend and i were craving ice cream so we went. first thing is my order was wrong i ordered ore a and got reeses. THEN the milkshake was not milk, it was curdled milk! I kept eating it thinking it was ice! It ruined my night and has put the fear in me to ever eat here again. SPOILED MILK! CURDLED MILK/​? My friends order was right but, spoiled and curdled milk to, she ended up throwing up. NEVER EAT HERE

Oh how I heart sonic. From the gigantic wieners, to the luscious limeades, the lemon-​berry slushes, the magnificent tots, down to the best burger I’ve ever met at a fast food joint: the texas toast, with bbq sauce and an onion ring burger. Yummo!
i wish it wasn’t so far down on moreland.
oh! and i wish the car hops wore roller skates…

I know I’m likely to get crap for this, but I really wasn’t impressed. After hearing about Sonic for years from friends and having to suffer through their ridiculous commercials, I was pretty stoked to get my hands on some of their goodies today, my virgin pilgrimage to the chain.
Maybe it’s because I’m not a big tots fan (I know, more blasphemy) but I just don’t see the appeal. My chicken wrap was alright, but nothing better than what I could get at Wendy’s or any typical fast food joint. My strawberry limeade was undrinkable: way too saccharine with a super-​chemical taste. Definitely not a fan.
Service was quick and I suppose the drive-​in concept is cool, but the driver is really the only person who gets any benefit of the drive-​in vs. drive-​through concept. And if we’re talking drive-​ins, I’d prefer to be at the big V downtown pretty much any day over this place. Greasy onion rings and a frosted orange beat out tots and a limeade, hands down.