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SONIC DRIVE-IN FINALLY MAKES IT TO METRO AREA

New Yorkers hungry for burgers and nostalgia can look no further than 12 miles across the Hudson River come this weekend.

Sonic Drive-in, the burger chain where rollerskating staff deliver piping hot burgers and fries to parked cars (gum popping and bobby socks optional), has finally made it to the metro area.

Rather than make the 100-plus mile journey to the next closest location in Delaware, fans of the chain will be able to scarf down the chain's eats in Hasbrouck Heights, NJ, starting tomorrow.

"We're a drive-in concept much like you saw years ago, when you actually had drive-ins. There's just not many of them left anymore," Sonic Senior Vice President Drew Ritger told the Bergen Record.

The chain which started as a hamburger and root beer stand in 1953 in Shawnee, Okla., has over 3,500 restaurants nationwide, but this is the first tri-state area location.

They had scouted Big Apple locations in the past, but couldn't find enough space to house at least 20 car stalls.

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