Sonic Drive-In

Reviews

• AM

  Anniece Murray

  4 days ago
  5.0
  We sat for over 15 mins trying to order and no one came on to take our order. The red button would be turned off. Worst experience ever.
• HC

  Haven Cole

  5 days ago
  5.0
  I wish I could’ve gotten the workers name but she was so sweet and working so hard It was an hour til close and i didn’t realize until i had already placed my mobile order She was running out all the orders herself with a smile I saw this lady get mean with her and she kept her cool! Propts to her I would’ve lashed out
• CC

  Chris

  Apr 23, 2026
  5.0
  I like this sonic in Fayetteville it's the best we stopped in here a few times since we've been in Fayetteville through time and the food was excellent and cooked to perfection and the employees were very nice i will be back again
• KB

  Katie Butler

  Apr 10, 2026
  4.0
  The onion rings are not good. More on that below. Everything else is 10/10. Sonic is having a MOMENT. The Smashers are among the BEST fast-food or fast-casual burgers. The “limited time” menu is not only seasonally appropriate, it’s culturally relevant. And my GOODNESS those pickle fries. #bringbackthepicklefries There’s a team of young folks that work at this location that will do their utmost to earn a tip. Very sweet kids. It seems like a well managed store. The onion rings, though. They have SO MUCH potential. The breading is that perfect crunchy panko texture. The onion is cooked. But when you bite it, you get a strong essence of maple syrup. Maybe it’s fried in the same oil as French toast sticks? Maybe they salt the onion rings right next to where they drizzle syrup on the pancakes? I can’t imagine that anyone would intentionally mix onion rings with Vermont’s finest. Whatever happens in the kitchen, getting a big whiff of syrup when you expect a salty, umami, crunchy golden O is not appetizing. Luckily my order included some groovy fries, so with my double Smasher, I had a full meal without the onion rings. And Sonic HQ, y’all gotta have your people communicate proactively about withholding ketchup. We don’t expect for restaurants to waste their money on unused condiments in this economy. We do except, after a lifetime of conditioning of ketchup being served alongside our tots and fries by default, to receive said ketchup without needing to request it now. If you want to give away less ketchup, try giving people the opportunity to deny when asked if they would like ketchup with their meal. The groovy fries are a ketchup delivery mechanism, and if I don’t get ketchup with them, it might just break me. In conclusion, pickle fries.
• RC

  Reed Cook

  Mar 23, 2026
  5.0
  There phone doesn't work. Had a problem with an Uber order, but when I went up there the new manager young guy he made it right. He took care of us and is the only reason we will ever come back. The food was great fresh and hot though. Just don't order from them on Uber eats.