Does anyone know what happened to the Sonic next to Lowe's? Is it closed for good or temporarily closed. The service was always been bad and extremely slow.
It's closed for good. Relative to other Sonics this one was pretty bad. They weren't getting enough business and apparently didn't think to just weather the storm until Walmart opened.
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"No, when I said I was going to eat cold rice out of a bag on the street I literally meant I was going to eat cold rice out of a bag on the street. There is no innuendo here unfortunately, this is just how I live."
wow, i can't believe it's closed for good. the really awful service had to factor in to the bad business. It always seemed like they were completely under staffed. They were always really slow and messed up my order all the time.
wow, i can't believe it's closed for good. the really awful service had to factor in to the bad business. It always seemed like they were completely under staffed. They were always really slow and messed up my order all the time.
I never had any service problems with the actual drive thru, but my super sonic burgers always came out too salty, had to stop going.
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"No, when I said I was going to eat cold rice out of a bag on the street I literally meant I was going to eat cold rice out of a bag on the street. There is no innuendo here unfortunately, this is just how I live."
Yup, that was also a problem. Also when you pass by CFA first it's hard to pass it up.
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"No, when I said I was going to eat cold rice out of a bag on the street I literally meant I was going to eat cold rice out of a bag on the street. There is no innuendo here unfortunately, this is just how I live."
has anyone ever gotten a sausage sandwich at the place in front of the home depot?
The smell coming out of that place is amazing. I always feel nauseated while salivating at the same time.
i've been trying not to eat there. i'm afraid i'd start going every time i needed something at home depot.
when we first moved here i was really excited about arby's. i had this idealized vision of the roast beef sandwich i loved as a child. we only went once. i spent a lot of that night in the bathroom.
has anyone ever gotten a sausage sandwich at the place in front of the home depot?
Yup, yesterday. Rocco's is great.
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"No, when I said I was going to eat cold rice out of a bag on the street I literally meant I was going to eat cold rice out of a bag on the street. There is no innuendo here unfortunately, this is just how I live."
Rocco's smells so good but like bozoloper Im afraid of the potential habit.
arby's has pretty decent deli-style sandwiches these days, though i agree that memories of their roast beef sandwiches are best left in the past. I wouldn't recommend going to the one in fishtown because you ahve better options but on the side of a higway its not a bad choice.
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Ken Milano (before he went and edited this comment out to avoid the consequences of having wrote it) wrote:
I wonder if something is going on with the chain. The Sonic up by the Aldi on Street Road has been closed ofr "remodel" for months and there used to be one in Bensalem that closed down as well. Their food was great but man they took FOREVER!
Rocco's smells so good but like bozoloper Im afraid of the potential habit.
arby's has pretty decent deli-style sandwiches these days, though i agree that memories of their roast beef sandwiches are best left in the past. I wouldn't recommend going to the one in fishtown because you ahve better options but on the side of a higway its not a bad choice.
there used to be this place near my parents' called Rax. they had a very similar style roast beef sandwich. arby's used to be a close second, but i don't think rax is around anymore.
We used to have Roy Rogers, and they had great roast beef.
Arby's looks like plastic fashioned to appear like roast beef. Another thing my dad eats that I'm afraid of.
We used to have Roy Rogers, and they had great roast beef.
Arby's looks like plastic fashioned to appear like roast beef. Another thing my dad eats that I'm afraid of.
we used to have a roy rogers and a rax. boyertown/gilbertsville was a classy place back then. now all they have is zern's.
Rax was a midwestern chain. I have a fond memory of Rax because it was where we went to eat after going to the baseball card show in the crappy mall near my hometown where I finally acquired the rookie card of my favorite baseball player (Andy Van Slyke, CF, Pirates, though he was a cardinal in the rookie card). Thanks for being a part of that memory, Rax.
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Ken Milano (before he went and edited this comment out to avoid the consequences of having wrote it) wrote:
Rax was a midwestern chain. I have a fond memory of Rax because it was where we went to eat after going to the baseball card show in the crappy mall near my hometown where I finally acquired the rookie card of my favorite baseball player (Andy Van Slyke, CF, Pirates, though he was a cardinal in the rookie card). Thanks for being a part of that memory, Rax.
CC's Pizza. $3 all you can eat pizza (and a smoking section!). I took my wife there years later and couldn't even get through one slice.
i had never even heard of this place until i saw a commercial for it the other day. even what they advertised on TV looked terrifying. i can only imagine the quality of their actual food.
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“Try to learn to let what is unfair teach you.” – David Foster Wallace
i can only imagine the quality of their actual food.
No. You can't.
You mean CiCi with that all you can eat pizza buffet?
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"No, when I said I was going to eat cold rice out of a bag on the street I literally meant I was going to eat cold rice out of a bag on the street. There is no innuendo here unfortunately, this is just how I live."
I tried to go there once but I couldn't figure it out. Apparently you can't just walk in and order stuff.
Way too complicated for me.
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Website: www.fishtownlaw.com
has anyone ever gotten a sausage sandwich at the place in front of the home depot?
I also love this place. I probably eat there about once a month. (It's on my way home from work.) I used to love the sausage at the South Philly Home Depot and they had amazing mustard too. I just have not been there for a while. My wife used to always laugh at me for coming home from Home Depot smelling of sausage. And then I got her a sandwich from there one day. I don't know how you walk by there and not get something to eat.
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You can steer a car with your feet, but that does not make it a good idea.
codergrrl
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:02
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Didn't even know it was
Didn't even know it was closed.
"Je Suis Prest"
sdm
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:03
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It's closed for good.
It's closed for good. Relative to other Sonics this one was pretty bad. They weren't getting enough business and apparently didn't think to just weather the storm until Walmart opened.
"No, when I said I was going to eat cold rice out of a bag on the street I literally meant I was going to eat cold rice out of a bag on the street. There is no innuendo here unfortunately, this is just how I live."
Michael
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:07
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wow, i can't believe it's
wow, i can't believe it's closed for good. the really awful service had to factor in to the bad business. It always seemed like they were completely under staffed. They were always really slow and messed up my order all the time.
Kenzo
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:08
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I'd like to see it replaced
I'd like to see it replaced with a Whataburger
sdm
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:09
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Michael wrote:
I never had any service problems with the actual drive thru, but my super sonic burgers always came out too salty, had to stop going.
"No, when I said I was going to eat cold rice out of a bag on the street I literally meant I was going to eat cold rice out of a bag on the street. There is no innuendo here unfortunately, this is just how I live."
th
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:09
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Kenzo wrote:
Good fries.
Mm, mm good.
austen
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:12
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Maybe if they would have been
Maybe if they would have been visible from the street it would have been better. I didn't even know it was there until a few months ago.
Mmm - tots. Their tots are laced with crack, I swear.
sdm
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:18
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Yup, that was also a problem.
Yup, that was also a problem. Also when you pass by CFA first it's hard to pass it up.
"No, when I said I was going to eat cold rice out of a bag on the street I literally meant I was going to eat cold rice out of a bag on the street. There is no innuendo here unfortunately, this is just how I live."
bozoloper
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:20
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has anyone ever gotten a
has anyone ever gotten a sausage sandwich at the place in front of the home depot?
so speaketh the loper!
codergrrl
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:24
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bozoloper wrote:
gmo...I think my dad used to go to the Home Depot just for the sammich. They have one in front of the place on Delaware Avenue too, and it gets raves.
"Je Suis Prest"
codergrrl
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:25
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Sonic drinks always sounded
Sonic drinks always sounded like they would be great summer mixers.
"Je Suis Prest"
th
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:26
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bozoloper wrote:
The smell coming out of that place is amazing. I always feel nauseated while salivating at the same time.
Mm, mm good.
stein
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:28
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once we tried to go there,
once we tried to go there, parked, looked at the menu... and realized we didnt really want anything they had to offer except the drinks.
bozoloper
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:28
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th wrote:
i've been trying not to eat there. i'm afraid i'd start going every time i needed something at home depot.
when we first moved here i was really excited about arby's. i had this idealized vision of the roast beef sandwich i loved as a child. we only went once. i spent a lot of that night in the bathroom.
so speaketh the loper!
Dan
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:32
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bozoloper wrote:
YES!
Not only do they make an excellent version, but they really do customer service right.
I'd hire any of the guys who work there in a minute.
Quot capita, tot sensus
sdm
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:32
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bozoloper wrote:
Yup, yesterday. Rocco's is great.
"No, when I said I was going to eat cold rice out of a bag on the street I literally meant I was going to eat cold rice out of a bag on the street. There is no innuendo here unfortunately, this is just how I live."
stein
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:35
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Rocco's smells so good but
Rocco's smells so good but like bozoloper Im afraid of the potential habit.
arby's has pretty decent deli-style sandwiches these days, though i agree that memories of their roast beef sandwiches are best left in the past. I wouldn't recommend going to the one in fishtown because you ahve better options but on the side of a higway its not a bad choice.
Kat
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:39
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I wonder if something is
I wonder if something is going on with the chain. The Sonic up by the Aldi on Street Road has been closed ofr "remodel" for months and there used to be one in Bensalem that closed down as well. Their food was great but man they took FOREVER!
bozoloper
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:39
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stein wrote:
there used to be this place near my parents' called Rax. they had a very similar style roast beef sandwich. arby's used to be a close second, but i don't think rax is around anymore.
so speaketh the loper!
Cutter
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:44
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Oh no, where are all the
Oh no, where are all the ricers and street racer wannabes going to congregate now?
codergrrl
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:47
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We used to have Roy Rogers,
We used to have Roy Rogers, and they had great roast beef.
Arby's looks like plastic fashioned to appear like roast beef. Another thing my dad eats that I'm afraid of.
"Je Suis Prest"
bozoloper
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:50
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codergrrl wrote:
we used to have a roy rogers and a rax. boyertown/gilbertsville was a classy place back then. now all they have is zern's.
so speaketh the loper!
stein
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:57
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Rax was a midwestern chain. I
Rax was a midwestern chain. I have a fond memory of Rax because it was where we went to eat after going to the baseball card show in the crappy mall near my hometown where I finally acquired the rookie card of my favorite baseball player (Andy Van Slyke, CF, Pirates, though he was a cardinal in the rookie card). Thanks for being a part of that memory, Rax.
bozoloper
Tue, 2012-02-28 10:59
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stein wrote:
do you remember the little alligator sippy cups?
so speaketh the loper!
th
Tue, 2012-02-28 11:00
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CC's Pizza. $3 all you can
CC's Pizza. $3 all you can eat pizza (and a smoking section!). I took my wife there years later and couldn't even get through one slice.
Mm, mm good.
meredith
Tue, 2012-02-28 11:05
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th wrote:
i had never even heard of this place until i saw a commercial for it the other day. even what they advertised on TV looked terrifying. i can only imagine the quality of their actual food.
“Try to learn to let what is unfair teach you.” – David Foster Wallace
th
Tue, 2012-02-28 11:04
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meredith wrote:
No. You can't.
Mm, mm good.
stein
Tue, 2012-02-28 11:12
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bozoloper wrote:
I didn't until you mentioned it, but now I do vaguely remember. i need to find an image to really job my memory...
oh yeah, now i remember
sdm
Tue, 2012-02-28 11:14
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th wrote:
You mean CiCi with that all you can eat pizza buffet?
"No, when I said I was going to eat cold rice out of a bag on the street I literally meant I was going to eat cold rice out of a bag on the street. There is no innuendo here unfortunately, this is just how I live."
speedo
Tue, 2012-02-28 11:17
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They have crappy food just
They have crappy food just like arby's.
speedo
Tue, 2012-02-28 11:20
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What is a "ricer"
CC's is a whole lot better than Domino's or Pappa John's not to mention Hungry Howie's.
bozoloper
Tue, 2012-02-28 11:24
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stein wrote:
thank you for finding that. my tuesday is now complete.
so speaketh the loper!
Landj
Tue, 2012-02-28 12:00
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Their happy hour ruled!
Their happy hour ruled!
Joe is going to be sad. I'll wait and break the news to him when he comes home.
codergrrl
Tue, 2012-02-28 12:18
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The thought of Stein with a
The thought of Stein with a little sippy cup will keep me smiling for the rest of the day.
"Je Suis Prest"
Landj
Tue, 2012-02-28 12:21
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There used to be an ayce
There used to be an ayce pizza place called "top it" in maryland. It was actually really good.. Then cicis came along and stole it!
lighterthief
Tue, 2012-02-28 13:02
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Kenzo wrote:
dont even joke with me...
Empty factories to the east and all our waste
The shape of things that came shows on the broken workers face
Lauraska
Tue, 2012-02-28 13:07
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I think they should turn it
I think they should turn it into a Wegman's...
...or an In 'n' Out
Jordan
Tue, 2012-02-28 13:11
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I tried to go there once but
I tried to go there once but I couldn't figure it out. Apparently you can't just walk in and order stuff.
Way too complicated for me.
A. Jordan Rushie
Attorney and Counselor at Law
2424 East York Street, Suite 316
Philadelphia, PA 19125 215.385.LAW1 (5291)
Blog: www.phillylawblog.com
Website: www.fishtownlaw.com
Landj
Tue, 2012-02-28 13:21
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You can walk up to the window
You can walk up to the window. They have tables. :)
In n out! Yes!!!!
Or Five Guys!!
JedicusMaximus
Wed, 2012-03-07 16:30
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bozoloper wrote:
Oddly, Eater.com just named Rocco's in "Nine Restaurants Across the U.S. in Weird, Unlikely Places"
http://eater.com/archives/2012/03/07/nine-restaurants-across-the-us-in-weird-unlikely-places.php
10011101
stbenjamin
Wed, 2012-03-07 17:46
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JedicusMaximus wrote:
I'm in the group of people that has to forcibly stop myself from ordering every time I go buy a 2x4. It tastes as good as it smells.
lighterthief
Wed, 2012-03-07 18:09
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stbenjamin wrote:
why stop yourself. they are one of the great incentives for home improvement
Empty factories to the east and all our waste
The shape of things that came shows on the broken workers face
Kuishimbo
Wed, 2012-03-07 18:30
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bozoloper wrote:
I also love this place. I probably eat there about once a month. (It's on my way home from work.) I used to love the sausage at the South Philly Home Depot and they had amazing mustard too. I just have not been there for a while. My wife used to always laugh at me for coming home from Home Depot smelling of sausage. And then I got her a sandwich from there one day. I don't know how you walk by there and not get something to eat.
You can steer a car with your feet, but that does not make it a good idea.
rockoncherry
Thu, 2012-03-08 15:24
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I freaking love Whataburger.
I freaking love Whataburger. When I lived in TX we had one and Jack in the Box-yummmm!
Kat
Thu, 2012-03-08 16:43
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Jack in the Box has the best
Jack in the Box has the best hangover tacos in the world.