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For more than 60 years, SONIC, America’s Drive-In has built the ultimate dining experience with our drive-in restaurants and we proudly serve our guests in Liberty City, TX. We did it by sticking to what made drive-ins so popular in the first place: made-to-order American classics, signature menu items, and speedy service from friendly Carhops full of fun and personality. Cruise on over to us at 6115 Old Highway 135 North for the ultimate SONIC experience!
Location
Hours
Reviews
3.7
465 reviews
5 stars
190
4 stars
121
3 stars
57
2 stars
35
1 star
62
What are people saying?
AI-generated from recent customer reviews
Service Issues
Customers frequently reported long wait times, incorrect orders, and rude staff interactions.
Food Quality
Mixed reviews on food quality, with complaints about undercooked or overcooked items and portion sizes.
Positive Experiences
Some customers praised friendly staff and good service, especially during busy times.
Cleanliness
The location was noted for being clean, which some customers appreciated.
App and Equipment Problems
Issues with the Sonic app and defective equipment were mentioned, leading to customer frustration.
- JVJohnathan VinsonDec 26, 20253.0Friendly staff and so far they have gotten my order right everytime
- GJGlenn JohnsonDec 22, 20255.0Delicious and convenient.
- ASAmanda SahmsDec 16, 20253.0Only one at the place and still forgot my cheese with my soft pretzel
- SBShaun BomberNov 24, 20253.0Sonic Drive-In Review – 3 Stars (and a side of existential onion-ring grief) The food? Solid. Burgers hot, cherry limeade still slaps like it did in 2003. Service? Polite, lightning-fast, and the carhop didn’t even judge me for ordering at 10:07 a.m. like a champion of poor life choices. BUT HERE’S WHERE WE HAVE A PROBLEM, HOUSTON (again… for the fifth damn time). This location is in an abusive relationship with the word “large.” I’m 56. I’ve been riding or dying with Sonic onion rings since the Reagan administration. I was a carhop in ’86 when a large actually meant a glorious, greasy avalanche (12–14 rings, easy). Today? Fifth visit, same crime: I ask for a large with my combo and they hand me… six. SIX. Every. Single. Time. I’ve counted them like a heartbroken mathematician on five separate occasions. I’ve shaken the bag like a maraca. I’ve stared into the empty abyss hoping four more rings would magically manifest. Nope. Six lonely rings, huddled together like survivors of the Thanos snap. This isn’t portion control. This is a hate crime against nostalgia. Sonic corporate, if “large” now legally means “six rings and a prayer,” just update the menu so the rest of us elders can adjust our expectations and our blood pressure medication. Until this store learns basic arithmetic (or at least how to drop a second handful in the fryer), I’m locked at three stars, weeping into my half-empty bag. Still love you, Sonic. But my trust issues now have trust issues. Signed, Ring Lover (age 56, emotionally 556, officially filing for onion-ring custody)
- TOtony ohanisNov 19, 20253.0Mozzarella sticks are my favorite but this tome way over cooked