Sonic

The customer service at this sonic was great. We had a shake flavor that we were not happy with and the management replaced it with a different flavor. The hot dogs are alway awesome. The chili cheese dog has just the right amount of spice. Shake are always delicious

We live in the apartments around the corner and 3 meals in a row our order was not made correctly! How hard is it to make hamburgers plain and give us a side of ranch dressing?
The manager was accommodating but still didnt remake our order, he had the cook remake it, and it still wasnt right… sigh.

It’s Sonic. What do you expect? The food is cheap, fast and bad for you. It tastes delicious when you’re intoxicated and that’s it. On the positive side they’re open until midnight I think which is four hours later than most places in Daphne or Fairhope.

I had to laugh when I saw the grand opening of the very first Sonic in New England. The parking lot was completely packed and the line to get in was literally on the shoulder of the road and about a quarter of a mile long. I wish I had taken a picture of the hilarious chaos.
Okay, it’s not that good, emphasis on the word «that». Sonic is pretty good though, for what it is. In my opinion, it’s better than Whataburger. It’s always been kind of a go-​to for fast food because it’s really a lot better than most fast food burger places. The service is prompt, prices are reasonable, and they have a great selection of regular or flavored drinks, shakes, slushes and Sundays. This one is pretty much the same as most others. The carhops skate out with your food about 5 minutes after you order. The food is decent and you can sit there in your car and eat, sit at one of their picnic tables, or drive off. There’s never a line here in the South.
The value menu, breakfast menu and regular menu all have a good variety. I usually get a chili burger or chili cheese coney, but if I’m in the mood for just a snack, I’ll get a corn dog or mozzarella sticks. I love the chicken tender box as well because I like dipping the tenders into their gravy. I’m especially hooked on the red velvet cheesecake shake and the pumpkin pie shake, which are both seasonal. In the summer, I have to settle for peach or mango tea.
I’m assuming most Southerners are pretty familiar with Sonic. If you’re from a part of the country that doesn’t have one, drive past Wendy’s, McDonald’s and Burger King and give Sonic a try.