First time here on July 4th while coming home. This place is kinda like any other fast food restaurant except it has retro style looks and they come to you with your food.. Without the skates. You cant go inside the building (A lesson we learned the hard way LOL) Either you go drive through or you order at 1 of the stalls while parked. Food is fast food quality. More variety than your typical joint. Overall? Not too bad.
Review Source:Wow! An old-timey drive through! With employees on roller skates! How nostalgic! You needn't even move your fat ass from your car! Perfect for when you want to maximize the flab gains from the abominable burgers, crappy chicken, calamitous "chili pie", terrible tater tots, and super sugary soft drinks. If you're gonna make yourself fat, you should at least do it with food that tastes good. Sonic needs to have extendable vacuum hoses at each car port so that when people barf up all that gross food they don't even have to undo their seatbelt.
The fact that people drive dozens of miles and treat Sonic as a "destination" is to me as the Navy SEALs are to Osama bin Laden: mind-blowing.
When this first place opened it was great. Kids on skates, and the place was jumping. Food was fresh and well made. Now it seems like the 16 year olds mange the place. Food quality is way down. If you never been to a Sonic maybe the McDonalds down the road would be better. Ahh no it wouldn't. Maybe you should just keep driving to the next town. Don't get me wrong you won't get sick but the pop and pizazz just aren't there a this Sonic. The Sonic Menu is awesome when done right and by far beats any fast food. Maybe we need to go there and kick the managers butt?
Review Source:No matter how far it is, When we go for a dip at French creek we never forget to stop by Sonic....
The Burgers here taste better, eventhough they have the lame commercial of 2 dudes arguing in a car Sonic has my vote for the best drive thru......This suburban branch is top notch in customer service in their rolling 50's garb and skates. The soda conconctions and the milkshakes are smooth and even the hotdogs are delish.
It is worth the drive to this Morgantown branch.
Another plus is their payment selection which is the only not so 50's it quizzed me.
Sonic Boom here some branches in Philly so I won't have to suffer waiting, and get iggied at Checkers.
The cherry lime soda was great. Â The mozzarella sticks were tolerable. Â The tator tots (with cheese) were gross. Â The Jalapeo Poppers were even worse, and the Jalapeo fries reached a new level of gross.
Sonic was everything I hoped it would be and more.
Some friends of mine and I recently made a road trip from Philly to go visit this location and the food had nothing to do with why it was worth the trouble. Â Sonic is WEIRD....in a good way. Â
There's no dining room per se, just parking "stalls" for your car and outside seating (which seemed to work well for the local Amish who presumably could not park their buggies in the "stalls.") Â Your order is placed via intercom and comes out to you on roller skates. Â All the while, Sonic's very own satellite radio station is playing the hits AND taking requests.
Amazing.
I suggest you start planning your own road trip, but be sure to pack the antacids.
dude. my brother and i pack in the car and take special 45 minute road trips just to eat at sonic.
sonic's are very popular in the south, and since i'm from the south...i was more than excited to find out that a sonic had gone in remotely close to my hometown in PA.
the lowdown...
you get to sonic.
you pull into a parking spot. (each spot has its own personal order menu)...
the employees take your order, and bring your food right out to your car. some even wear roller skates! Â its genius. old school awesome style.
picnic tables are available outside..and you can order from them as well.
burgers, sandwiches, fries, onion rings...all that good ol' american crap that's hauntingly delicious. huge portions...
you won't spend more than 5 bucks. tops. i mean, unless you are freakishly hungry, and i suppose that's cool.
I have lived in CT for 8 years, but over the last year or two, we've been getting a lot of TV advertisements for this place called "Sonic Drive-In." I've heard of it in other parts of the country, but whenever I looked at their website, there wasn't one within 150 miles (the maximum searchable radius on their site) of my town. What gives?? I thought for sure it was just a legend, and these things called "Sonic" did not truly exist in reality.
However, this past weekend when visiting my parents in Pennsylvania, I happened to be talking to my brother about Sonic, and he had drawn the same conclusion. So, we looked up the closest Sonic to my parents' town, and sure enough there was one about 40mins away. So off we went, to see what everyone's talking about.
Our food was excellent. I loved the Cherry Lime-Aid, the burger was so tasty, and I loved that we had the option of getting "tots" instead of fries. The service was friendly, and FUN, because you get to sit in your car while your server brings your food out on their Roller Skates. Very cool! I'd recommend it to anyone, because it was definitely worth the 40min drive for me.
I just hope they build one closer to me, in CT!
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