I have always been interested in the type of chili they have up here in Ohio. I'd only have skyline…read morechili in a camp before. Super excited to try the original at the restaurant. The whole family stopped in for lunch. We tried everything from the chili dogs to a bowl of chili with the hotdog and cheese in it. We loved it! The amount of cheese a service is ridiculous, and amazing! We ended it with some hot funnel cake fries they were amazing. . The real Jim here was the service. We had an excellent waitress and the food came out super quick and hot. This is a great experience for us for our first skyline chili!

Had a great experience at this restaurant. It's been a long time since I had had skyline chili in…read moreCincinnati. I was glad to see there was a location in Lima. Not the healthiest, but a wonderful place for comfort food. I wasn't sure whether to expect fast food style or wait service. It is wait service, except you pay at the counter when you are ready to leave. Service was excellent, and the food was very yummy. I was glad that there was a vegetarian option. The mound of cheese on top is a bit excessive, but also pretty fun. I'd like to come back.

What so quintessentially says "summertime" like a hotdog cart? Al and his wife are as passionate…read moreabout customer service as they are about serving a great product, and they care so much about their product that they carefully source only the best, Midwestern-produced ingredients. Sure, other hot dogs might be cheaper, but they only serve Koegel Vienna franks, produced in Flint, MI. Likewise, other potato chips might be more profitable to sell, but they only carry Ballreich's chips, made locally in Tiffin, OH. Now Al might not tell you where he gets some of his amazing ingredients, like the neon green relish that makes his Chi Dawg so authentically Chicago, but you can sure taste the quality difference! Our family has been running into the Weenie Dawgs cart for years, especially on weekends at Mary Jane Thurston State Park in Grand Rapids, or on Wednesdays at the Bowling Green farmer's market. As one might expect, we all have different favourites: mine is the Chi Dawg, my son loves the Juan Hot Mama Dawg with the spicy Koegel sausage, my wife prefers the Detroit Dawg, while one daughter goes with the vegetarian dawg and the other the Texas Dawg. So no matter your interest, Weenie Dawgs probably has a dog for you! PROS: very friendly staff, very good food, and reasonable prices CONS: being a food truck, they can be challenging to locate Overall I rate Weenie Dawgs as being Very Good, and look forward to finding them again!

From the owner: The business is closed permanently read more

Breaded tenderloins were extremely tough. Could not break it apart with hands either. Really…read moredisappointed.

I noticed they had hand breaded tenderloins and thought I would try one. I was amazed how good…read morethey were and at a very reasonable price as well! Thank you.

I decided to give this place a try instead of the other famous coney institution downtown. I was…read morenot disappointed. There was a parking lot, which is a lot easier than the other famous Coney dog location. As soon as I entered, we were greeted by the cashier/manager who was super friendly. She ran up and got the water for our table while our waitress came only a few minutes later. The ordering was pretty easy and I was pleasantly surprised to see that there are fries that you can add chili and cheese too. Overall, I found the food to be delicious. I'm still trying to learn the ropes as to what makes a good Coney dog. In the end, I was not disappointed. It was a great easy lunch experience that my family enjoyed.

Friendly and efficient service and easy lot parking were a good start. We tried the shakes which…read morewere good but not really special. I enjoyed the coney sauce/chili and cheese over fries. Nice cinnamon flavor. The dogs I found ok but could have bigger. I'll go back for the fries on occasion. Cost is reasonable too.

Great place to get ice cream. There are many different flavors to choose from so there is usually…read moresomething for everyone. Sometimes the line can be out to the road and it can be slow moving. It's great for a treat and their flavors of the month are fun.

I'm a fan because of their variety and prices! Close off the…read morehighway, so easy to get to if you are headed past on 75. They were very busy on a Sunday night. Lots of folks enjoying treats in their outside seating area. Also lots of cars waiting in their drive through. Tried a couple of scoops, one was caramel cheesecake cookie- rich but delicious. They gave me a ton for $3.50!

By mid-game, my family was hungry... so off I went to get them food. It was family feast night, so…read moreselect concessions were about $2 and I wanted to take advantage of the promotion. I wondered what the "select concessions" were... but I guess I would find out once I placed my order. I went to the Ball Park Favorites Concession which sells the following food: chicken tenders, fries, fried chicken sandwiches, grilled chicken sandwiches, cheeseburgers, bratwurst, chili cheese dogs, hot dogs, funnel cakes, cheese curds, pretzels, nachos of all kinds, caramel corn, peanuts, candy, potato chips, cookies, and apple sauce. This concession stand also sells the following drinks: bottled water, sodas, apple juice, as well as premium and domestic draft beers. The family feast special was $2 for soft drinks and hot dogs. I was in the mood for a stadium hot dog, my family wanted chicken tenders. So i got two orders of chicken tenders and fries, a hot dog and fries and three sodas for about $32. The line does get long but the workers hustle, so i may have waited 10 minutes. If your wondering about condiments, there is a condiment station nearby to put whatever you like. I am a purist, so i just went with mustard. The hot dog was plump and flavorful, the fries were nice, crunch and salty. I had a bite of one of the tenders and they were so good! I almost wished I had gotten that instead of the hot dog... and I loved the hot dog. The cold drinks helped us survive longer in the heat... which would not let up even into the night. Great food!

Our server was Ja' Nessa and she was an absolute peach. She tended to our needs and answered all of…read moreour questions. The food was very good! The pirogies were so tasty! I loved the paprika and sour cream sauce. I ordered the roast beef sliders with the horseradish aioli on the side. They were amazing! I wish I could cook roast beef like these sliders. (I learned about the sliders on their website promotions page.) My husband had the Classic Hot dog with macaroni and cheese. He ate every bite! We ordered the Lemon Strudel with ice cream for dessert. I loved the signed buns hanging on the walls. Fun decor! I am glad that I was able to come here for the very first time.

back up north to sit and visit with my cousin whom I haven't seen in far too long. she has a place…read moreon the lake by the yacht club but is having work done inside so this was convenient. the original Tony Packo's: hungarian before anyone knew what hangry was. there's a gift shop and some M*A*S*H stuff and some tourist traffic but mostly it's me and the locals supporting local business. Lauri laughs when I say it smells like Ohio when walking in; woody and old and alive in all its dim lighting and kitsch. tables are nice for groups but it's just us so we sit at the bar and we get a Packo's Feast plus an extra cabbage roll - we're here catching up so 'food' was more of a place for meeting than a reason, but get an extra cabbage just the same. hand rolled seasonal beefs and porks and rice wrapped in cabbages and simmered in a thick tomatoey sauce, plated lightly sauced with hot pickles on the side - man these are good. the hot dogs are more like smoke sausage than weiners and split because that's how it's done; plus onions, kraut, and yellow mustard (just like god intended) under a generous slather of dog sauce plus hot pickles on the side. cup of chili comes with an equal amount of baby oyster crackers in second a bowl. now i shall spend the afternoon musing on a simpler place in time. the last law of thermodynamics states that food is cold at the same temperature where beer is warm. but good food will still be good at room temperature or even out of the fridge (a few items test the hypothesis but don't break it) so sit and talk and listen, the food will still be there and still be good...

Coney Express on Pettit Avenue in Fort Wayne is one of the TOP places I've ever been. I have been…read morethere as a customer since the 1980's and am just as satisfied now as I was then! Coney dogs and Chili dogs are both up! I'm living in Indianapolis now but when I visit family in Fort Wayne I have to go to Coney Express.

Fast service and great dogs! Only wish I had gone around a second time! First time visiting and I…read moredefinitely will return!