Sunday, 05 August 2007

• Sonic

  601 East Main 
  DAVIS, OK 73030
  580 369-2367

  Having tried McDonald's, Harvey's, Wendy's, In-N-Out, and Whataburger, I feel as though I'm out to try all the fast food hamburger chains and give them a good comparison.  That may explain the weight I'm slowly putting on.

  This is Sonic, America's Drive-in hamburger establishment.  As you can see, they have a lot of car stalls for ordering your meal.

  

  The ordering station with an built in credit card swipe.  Someone brings your order right to your window - super laziness at its finest:

  

  Being a pure drive thru establishment, there's no public washroom and no in restaurant seating except that bench:

  

  Tater Tots:

  

  Light crispy exterior with soft potato interior, they came out cool but they were one of the best part of the meal.  Thankfully not overly cooked.

  Chicken Finger meal with onion ring (1) and fries:

  

  White chicken wrapped in batter.  Fries taste likea thinner version of Wendy's fries but were overly salty.  The onion ring batter was too thick and hard.  Toast was cool but fairly soft.

  Jr. Hamburger:

  

  Tastes like McDonald's burgers with a McDonald's like bun and meat.  The pickles were not chopping, however, but sliced.  For 99 cents it's a little more expensive than than the McDonald's burgers but the meat is perhaps 25% larger.

  Grilled Chicken sandwich:

  

  Very stringy chicken resembling that of Whataburger's.  The lettuce was soggy but the tomatoes were still fresh.  All this between the same bun as the 99 cent Jr. Burger.  Makes me wonder if $3.29 was worth it.

  Service was straight to the point with little emotion.  The ordering speaker was poor and I couldn't hear most of my order when they repeated it back to me - thankfully they got it all right.  It was a good experiment but from the food quality I'd recommend Wendy's, Whataburger, or McDonald's as better alternatives.

  Eric Tummy Points: 2 out of 5

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