Very good food and good service! The jalapeño cream cheese burger was unique and very tasty. I also…read moregot a double 1/4 lb burger which was very good. Just be aware that this place is mostly take-out; there is seating for 6 people at the bar, and 4 additional seats for waiting. Another minor room for improvement: the buns are way too big for a 1/4 lb patty. They should have a smaller bun for the smaller patties.

You guys ever crave just a solid burger? Not a $20 craft burger with eggs all over it. Not a chain…read more Just somewhere that really knows how to make a good burger at a reasonable price. It's like I know I've had it before and I want to find the spot that has it but I never nail it. Harvey B's is god sent in that regard. It is so damn good, and even the basic fries were the best fries I've had in so long. I'm so pumped I found this place that I actually went and wrote this out

Got a double cheeseburger with fries, standard staple, and the burger was delicious! Great flavor,…read moreexcellent bun, not too many condiments, fries were crispy but soft inside, everything was great. And they have outside seating for the pups. I will definitely be back when I'm in this area!

I hadn't been to Hunky's in many years, but my wife and I were nearby around lunchtime. The H in…read moretheir name must stand for hamburgers... Great ones. Served on a brioche bun, their burgers are juicy and fresh, and, ... well, just about perfect. They are served with your choice of fries, tots, or onion rings. Don't sleep on the onion rings! Dipped in a beer batter, these things are killer good. My wife got the chicken sandwich with tots. The chicken was a tiny bit on the dry side ... breast meat does that. Still tasty though. The tots were nothing specifically but good. With street parking available, it's worth the visit. One note to be aware of. Hunky's really leans into Pride. Just sayin'... That said, it's well worth the stop.

First time doing the whole kiosk ordering thing. To me the Philly was pretty pricey for the size of…read morethe sandwich. In my opinion it was good but could've been better

This business is in a place called "Commerce Fork Food Company". It's sort of a confusing concept…read morefor me. You walk in and there were kiosks that weren't working and no one to help us. No signage, no menus. No tables, no nothing. After a while someone came to the window and advised we could order on our phones. I mean, I guess if it's just a food delivery/to-go place or something it make sense...but someone somewhere needs to do better at explaining to their patrons what you're supposed to do here. We ordered and waited in our car. They don't give you anything to alert us so we just kept going back in to check on the food. I'm not sure what I expected but I thought maybe there would be some tables or something? They didn't even have trash cans outside. The food was just ok. The cheese sauce was the best part. Super cheesy and ooey gooey. We didn't finish the sandwich as it was soggy (even though we ate it immediately) and lacking bulgogi flavor of any kind. The macaroni was decent enough. Based on the whole "food delivery pick up and not a restaurant" I would not be back. I mean...is this the future of eating out? I'm not impressed.

I got the smash burger with fries and it was sooo good and fresh. Everyone there is super nice and…read moreI am definitely coming back.

I always enjoy heading for lunch at Exchange Hall and wanted to give this place a try…read more I ended up trying the double meat Roadside Burger with fries. The burger had a good flavor; however, I was a bit disappointed as you could tell the burger was lukewarm. I was disappointed as I had high hopes for this place.

There was 1 other couple in the restaurant when we showed up. A scary homeless lady came in and…read morejust sat down with them. They offered to buy her something to go which was very nice of them. The couple got up to pay for the homeless lady's food and as soon as they got up, the lady attacked their food like a zombie and ate it all. The couple hadn't even finished eating. So, the couple bolted out of there looking very disappointed. The homeless lady proceeded to fake cry very loudly until her food was ready. It was very awkward and sad. Now on to our experience. We ordered the garlic knots which were shameful. I would have been embarrassed to serve them. There were 3 two inch garlic knots. How is that an appetizer to share? I looked at them in complete disbelief. Plus, they were super tough. We were then the only people in the restaurant and it took them 30 minutes to bring out our pizzas. They felt bad that it was taking so long and gave us some free fried raviolis which was very nice. However, they were very overcooked and tasted like old grease. My wife order the bbq pizza which looked great. She said it was really good but had way too much bbq on it. I ordered the white sauce pizza. The crust was very good and thats mostly what I ate because the pizza was covered in sausage that tasted like cheap dog food. I picked at 3 slices and threw the rest away after we left. Steer clear of their sausage and you might be alright. Our server was very nice and took good care of us but MAN this was a weird experience. After we left, we went to a show at Puzzles and I had bad stomach cramps the rest of the night. Thanks Mama Mia....

First time here was amazing pizza was good salad bar was nice and clean had fun on the pinball as…read morewell 10/10 experience ps clean restroom and ice cold beer thank you

The food was delicious! Both of the breads tasted so good I…read morelike having options on which one to pick The meat was a very generous size and piping hot! We enjoyed every bite!!

Meh! Giving a star because the kid liked the Mac and cheese balls, but neither the chicken cutlet,…read morenor the cheesesteak were very good. Saw the Dallas Observer article and since I'm both a foodie and a New Yorker, I rushed over. The bread was stale, the cheesesteak incredibly salty and the chicken cutlet was cold and soggy. Not surprised they're struggling. The location is random and the food, which might have been good when he first opened, isn't now.

The service was really good and the food tasted great I got the Fry-Day only special which is 3…read morecatfish filets and fries for $10. The fish was mildly seasoned but fried nice and crunchy but fish still moist and flaky and not hard inside.

If this isn't a fast food restaurant then what is it because yall are selling food and every…read morerestaurant makes there food fresh yall are just in the back of the kitchen playing around I had been waiting for a door dash order for 1h I am pissed off because I have customer having for there order please do better I will be talking to the city of Dallas about this location and there long wait of time do better

The food was fabulous. We are from Chicago and could never find bbq this good... The onion rings…read moreare fabulous...

I ordered the pulled chicken with BBQ beans and coleslaw, and unfortunately, the food came out…read morelooking almost inedible. With so much phenomenal barbecue in the city now, it's hard to appreciate a place that feels stuck in another era. Restaurant barbecue has grown up. The standards are higher. Smoke, seasoning, texture, sides, sauces, presentation. Sonny's just hasn't kept up. The pulled chicken didn't do it for me, and the beans didn't help save the plate. I took one bite of the chicken and one bite of the beans, then left the rest of the food on the table. I even left the hard chocolate chip cookie untouched after realizing I couldn't make myself eat the meal. I wanted to find something nostalgic or redeeming here, but the overall experience was disappointing. I know Sonny's has history, but with all the better BBQ options available, this was a one-and-done for me. I won't be back.