In the heart of Times Square this is probably the top spot to get a 100% angus beef hotdog. The…read moredog was excellent but plan on eating it right there as it is too big and messy to transport safely! The guy swerving the dog wasn't particularly friendly but what do you expect in the middle of the city! The scene it self was night as they had outdoor dining chairs so you could sit and people watch! Service was quick. Took 7 mins to get a quality hot dog! Yummy ! We will be back!

The chef creates wonderful dishes and the servers are welcoming. The flavors exceeded all…read moreexpectations! The employees perform exceptionally well. I'll be back since the environment was serene and service was top-notch. Although the area is busy, this restaurant stands out.

This place is so awesome. If you love a good dive bar then…read morethis is a place you have to go to. Where else can you go and buy a drink and get a free hot dog. My hubby thinks that is so cool. The staff is always spot on. Lots of history in that place. Must see if you are in the neighborhood!!

A dive bar with truly a fun atmosphere. They have an amazing drink and hot dog deal that's hard to…read morepass up on. The prices were amazing too (especially for being so close to time square!) Important note: vibe seemed to be cash preferred! We only paid cash but can't say for certain.

I can't go to NY and not have a hot dog. On my last day I walked to Gray's to get a dog with…read moreeverything and a pineapple juice. There was a short line, but it moved quickly. The staff let me use tap pay even though I didn't reach the minimum that was on their signage. I ate at the counter they have outside. The hot dog had a nice snap to it and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The pineapple juice was cool, sweet and tart.

Gray's Papaya is a classic NYC stop for a quick, budget-friendly bite, especially if you're looking…read morefor a late-night eat! We ordered a hot dog with caramelized onions, relish, mustard, and ketchup. It was a good hot dog, but nothing particularly mind-blowing. The real surprise was the papaya juice, which was absolutely delicious and easily my favorite part of the stop! Service was quick and efficient, making this an easy grab-and-go option when you want something fast without spending much. The atmosphere is casual and no-frills, with a few spots to stand and eat both inside and outside. Overall, it's worth checking out for an affordable NYC hot dog and that refreshing papaya juice, but don't expect anything extraordinary from the food.

Crif Dogs 133 St. Marks Pl…read more New York, NY 10009 Tsunami I couldn't help but notice the racy innuendo displayed on the hot dog prop hanging at the front entrance. (It had the same hidden message as the cake float in National Lampoon's Animal House.) Hopefully, young children will not acknowledge its double meaning. This signature creation is topped with diced pineapple, loaded with scallions smothered in teriyaki sauce and wrapped in a bacon strip. The bun looks wrinkly and has seen better days, but the deep-fried dog toppings were decent. As a bonus, two pay-to-play tabletop arcade games are available; one of the machines even accepts Apple Pay. #crifdogs #tsunami

Came for PDT, but I ordered some hot dogs instead and it didnt disappoint! Super stacked and…read morefilling (for me at least). In the moment it was the best hot dog ive ever had but tbf i was also a few drinks in already. We came close to closing so it wasnt busy at all! Super cute spot, staff were so friendly and accommodating!

This place was the absolute worst tasting food I ever ate in my life!! I was starving and literally…read moremy hot dog tasted like plastic! It was soooo over cooked and the bun was stale! First and last time eating something in Time square !

Fantastic location right in the heart of Times Sq. Hotdogs were meaty and had the crisp snap. I…read morehad the Coney Island. It was good but I didn't think the thick strips of cheese did the hot dog justice. The hot cider was a bit too spiced and sweet. Otherwise, this was a very good hot dog.

We Absolutely love Juniors. We come here every time we are in the city. Always great food and good…read moreservice.

Whenever we travel to NYC we always stop at Juniors either before or after a marvelous Broadway…read moreshow! Last night we saw Mincement ( spectacular, btw) I prefer Red Velvet cheesecake and my husband adored the Oreo cheesecake. The food is spectacular and the waitstaff is always the BEST‼

On my second visit, I walked in one evening on my way home from work looking for a quick dinner…read morethat would satisfy my craving for a good burger. Service was a touch slow as it was a shift change and they were obviously training someone new, but I wasn't in a rush and wasn't bothered by it. Ordering was straightforward and I got the Cheeseburger, no onion with a side of onion rings. The order took about 7 minutes to be completed once put in with the cashier. There is limited seating at a bar across from where you see everything being made, the space is small, but they make the most of it. There is also a high top table or two with stools outside under the awning when the weather is nice. My meal was handed off to me in a thin plain white paper bag to-go. The burger was wrapped in foil and every bit as satisfying as I had hoped! The onion rings were piled high in a cup with a stick in the middle so they could keep stacking it up beyond the rim. The burger had that classic taste, but was fresher and less greasy than others and the onion rings were salty and fried to a perfectly well-done crisp. I keep forgetting this little place is here because the entrance is small and easy to miss, but I'll absolutely be back when I'm craving another burger!

Can it be? Is it true?!?? A place to eat in NYC that won't cost much money? Sure, it's hot in…read morethere. And there are only nine or so counter seats, with a couple tables outside. BUT the burgers and fries are made to absolute perfection, and ridiculously inexpensive. And you get to watch four hard working people behind that counter work flawlessly together to produce a very enjoyable meal. The burgers are cooked to a delicious level, and the fries are shaped in a way I have never seen before. And taste better than I have ever had. Bueno!

I wanted the Bratwurst but they were sold out and had Hot Dog as the second choice…read more You then combine that with another item they named such as Mach Dog, Mad Dog, Calamari Dog, Chicka Dog or Holy Pluc. Those are Vietnamese pork, or Vietnamese beef, calamari, chicken, and battered fish depending which one you go for. They then add one or more of the five different spicy toppings and maybe cheese or onions as extras. Well I wasn't ready to experiment and get something I never ate before tonight and I didn't want spicy. so I went for the Hot Dog that I can customize with different toppings like Fried Egg, Cheese Milt, Avocado Slices, Fried Onions and the spicy toppings. Well I went with plain and ask for onions. I sense my night was going downhill after a long day at work but I wasn't excited with what I saw, can't help it. Maybe if they had bacon or beef chilly I would had been happier. The hot dog was OK with crispy onions. They use a thick sesame seed bun to put it in so that was a plus if you want something more filling.

Had the (Vietnamese-inspired) rice bowl, with marinated beef and jasmine rice: tasty, and pretty…read moregood lunch fare (ie could've come from an Asian food truck)

Now that is a Korean Corndog. I did not like my 1st Korean Corndog at this other spot. When I try…read moreJongro, I like it. The corndog was good. The potatoes were good. It didn't taste blend. I guess a Korean corndog is half hotdog, and the cheese at the top. I which it was a full hotdog and cheese around the hotdog, but anyways I like that corndog. Definitely add ketchup and honey mustard to it. I think you can also add sugar to it.

Despite the fact that I've walked past Jongro Rice Hot Dog numerous times, I've never actually had…read morea corn dog from here. Well, after a night of karaoke, it really hit the spot. I had a mozzarella cheese corn dog with sugar and wow, so good. I love that they have so many sauces for toppings, including cheese sauce. I really loved it. You order outside at the two kiosks. The other kiosks inside are for their two other spots - the mochi doughnut and the boba tea.

We came for my daughter's birthday and sat at the bar so we could experience happy hour …read more Food was delicious, service was great, and it was one of the highlights of our trip to NYC. THANKS!

This weekend, I had the opportunity to visit Kings of Kobe, and I can honestly say I would…read moredefinitely recommend it. Run, don't walk! I'm already looking forward to returning. We arrived around the middle of the day on a weekend and parked on the back street. There was plenty of parking available, and there's also a parking garage nearby. The street directly in front of the restaurant was pretty full, but you may be able to find a spot if you get lucky. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted by the front desk and seated within minutes. We did have reservations, so there was no wait for us. The restaurant has a very chill, relaxed atmosphere with moderate noise levels, so you can still comfortably hear the people at your table. The bar area had more energy and was definitely lively! There are two unisex bathrooms, and both were clean and spacious. The staff was attentive, professional, and helpful throughout our visit. Now for the FOOD! We ordered the Unlimited American Wagyu experience for $68 per person, which gives you two hours to enjoy the selection. With our experience, we enjoyed American Wagyu, truffle fries, goma salad, and a variety of sauces. The Wagyu was ordered medium-well, and I was pleasantly surprised by how juicy and flavorful it was. The sauces really took the meat to another level and gave us different flavors to enjoy with each bite. The truffle fries were another favorite. They were crunchy, well-seasoned, and honestly hard to stop eating. And the goma salad was NOT your ordinary salad! It was fresh, colorful, flavorful, and honestly phenomenal. I wasn't expecting to enjoy the salad as much as I did, but it definitely stood out. We also ordered the Pan Pan Shrimp, and these were amazing! They were crunchy, flavorful, and came with a lime that I highly recommend using. The portion was a nice size for sharing. There is a little kick that comes through in the aftertaste, but I thought it complemented the dish perfectly. Our waitress recommended the Pineapple Crown Affair and Lady Scarlet Pepper. The Pineapple Crown Affair was sweet with a nice spicy kick. It was strong and made with dark liquor, so definitely a drink you'll notice! The Lady Scarlet Pepper was sweet and tangy with a lighter liquor flavor. It wasn't my personal favorite, but it wasn't a bad choice either. One thing to keep in mind:If you decide to take leftovers home, there is an additional charge. I wasn't expecting that, so I wanted to mention it for anyone planning their visit. It's a small detail, but definitely something to be aware of before you go. Overall, I had a really enjoyable experience at Kings of Kobe. Between the relaxed atmosphere, attentive service, quality Wagyu, flavorful sides, and fun drink options, there was a lot to love. I appreciated that the restaurant offered a full experience rather than just a meal. Would I return? Absolutely! Would I recommend it? Yes!