The first time trying Steve's Hot Dog in Chesterfield. I like the place. It's a vibe. Casual dining…read moredome different. They have arcade games. The specialize in glizzies. There are a wonderful variety of murals decorating the walls. Customer service was good. She took our orders. Later she brought it to our table. I had Cheeseburger in Paradise grilled cheese. It was much better than I expected. It is a grilled cheese sandwich with hamburger crumbles and onions. It has bacon but I got mines without bacon. Tge fries were crispy and just the right amount of salt. My coworkers got the chicken bites, and Gorilla Mav & Cheese Dog. They enjoyed it too. There's plenty of parking and they h Ave patio seating.

Supporter of Steve's since the beginning, when he was selling dogs at the entrance of Home Depot's…read more It saddens me to say that I'm not a huge fan of his expansion locations. I got this bloated mess of a hot dog (if you can call it that). Everything on the menu is just so convaluted. The buns are so thick and gives off more sub sandwich/burrito experience. Even the most basic order: Hot Dog (ketchup/mustard) somehow misses the mark. ***No issue with the service, vibe, ambience. All those things worked for me. I think the business just needs to be scaled down, and return to it's roots. When it was just Steve at his umbrella hot dog stand***

Stopped in for lunch after exploring tower grove park. First time customer. Very pleased by the…read morecleanliness and decor. Ordered my gourmet hot dog and ate it at the outside tables with my pup. Very good hot dog and a pleasant experience.

Dolly dog with bacon and gravy on top In honor of Ms…read more Parton, with some of the price of the dog being donated to her book distribution program!! So good... gravy and bacon atop the best hot dogs... wow!! And our daughter enjoyed a Hawaii 5-0 on gluten free (gf) bun... and the bun did NOT fall apart (most do most any place you go)! Thanks, Steve's!

so this guy has a hotdog cart set up in what might have used to could have been a gas station…read moreconvenience store or parts counter for DIY wrenching... really. it's pretty insane but he's got a lot going on here, like every street food in America: burgers, pizza, cheese steak, regular steak, tacos and three dozen flavors of hot doggery ranging from the simple meat stick on a bun to intriguing abdominations that explore the boundaries of tastes great :-) FYI: these are ridiculously large and tasty hot dogs; quarter-pound behemoths before adding any flavor, texture, or visual aid so please order accordingly.

Stopped by on our way home from camping. It's such an eclectic little place. The owner and his son…read morewere amazing. The hot dogs are delicious, and honestly you can't beat the price for a 1/4lb all beef dogs. I got the bacon tater weenie. It had bacon, mustard based potato salad and cheddar cheese. His son played music for us while we ate and that boy is a rock star. We are excited to pop by again.

This place got very delicious ice cream, but don't go with your friends from school because they…read morewill make you feel bad and rip your favorite pair of leggings.

​Very rude. It's a bunch of kids running the place. Each one had an attitude, and that tells me…read morethat management is probably not treating them right. Will not be coming back.

Got into town at a decent hour so Looked for something…read moredifferent from my normal. Good thing as my normal has closed. Anyway I love hotdogs and this place came up but also had gyros. I am trying to eat better maybe so went with the gyro. I was able to get to Bugsy's a little after 6pm which is key since they close a7pm. Only person in the place was Bugsy. Took my order and then sent me to go grab a seat. Since the place was empty that was easy. In about 10-15 minutes a very hot huge gyro and plate of fries shows up. Wow. I ate all the gyro but barely made a dent in the fries. The taziki (misspelled I know) sauce was delicious. The gyro was full of meat cooked so fine. Now the decor? Wow this place is retro. Definitely a Chicago fan also. Lots of memorabilia and stuff on the wall. The place is bright also. Bugsy is old school so not a chatter but efficient and effective. His restaurant is just like him. Old school perfection. No bull just dogs and gyros and home cut fries. An awesome trip back to the past. Short on glitz but huge on taste which is what counts.

Quite Place in Mt Vernon that has excellent food and great service, we were passing through on a…read moretrip and stoped in. The food was tasty

Always great food. Everyone who works there is friendly, and the owner is always there to make…read moresure things are done right.

Wise Guys is the place to go for Chicago style sandwiches and entrees! My husband likes the…read moreItalian beef with Polish sausage sandwiches!!! I like the Chicago Hot dogs with all the fixings!!! I like that they also serve Baklava as I am Greek!!! Kudo's to Wise Guys!!!

I cannot pass up hot dog places and this place did not disappoint!! I am just surprised it took us…read moreso long to try this gem out. There are so many options to get your dirty dog or you can just customize it. Anyway, you do it, the dog is 100% angus beef and they taste amazing. I got the Chili Dump with nacho cheese and it was fantastic!! Plus, the fries were so hot and fresh. I tried their chipotle ranch with the fries and that was da bomb. The one downer, was they serve Pepsi and do not have Diet Dr Pepper.

Dirty Dogz O'Fallon!…read more I'm not a big hot dog fan and I don't eat a lot of bread, but I did think the chili dog with cheese was delicious! It was great on a chilly day (went Sunday- football playing). I would for sure eat this again! The bacon wrapped was also good. I should have added condiments/sides like my friend, but it was decent on its own. The bacon was crunchy just how I prefer. Nikki, waited on us. She was super sweet and made sure our food was spot on, our drinks were filled, and she is so welcoming! I did my best to post the menu.

I'll give 5 stars, but was it the best corn dog I've ever had? No. Was it good? Yes…read more Alway try to support locally owned shops and we'll try this one again.

This is a small place, with maybe a dozen stools inside and some tables outside. I was there around…read morenoon and it was very busy with take out and dine in orders. Looks like they have been around for a long time and the k terror is covered with signed headshots of old tv personalities. The hot dogs all looked good, so I tried the Big Herm dog, which is a footling version of the Chicago dog. It comes in 2 regular buns and was cut in half, so basically 2 of the regular. It was tasty, hot and covered in all of the right Chicago dog toppings! Wonderful, and clearly what this place is known for! The fries and drink were not as good. Lemonade tasted like a mix and was super sweet and the fries were super salty. If it wasn't for ketchup, I'm not sure I could have eaten them. Almost everyone I saw in there got cheese sauce on theirs, and I wonder now if it was to cover the salt taste. Fun place to try, and clearly a part of local history.

Positives: Great Quality Dogs and Charming Ambiance…read more Areas For Growth: Other Ingredient Quality, Meal Price, and Brand Awareness This place has the makings of a hole in the wall spot I would be proud to show to visitors. Unlike others, I think Dog On It is actually easy enough to find; there is a cheerful, striped awning and a couple of tables with stools. There is no inside beyond the kitchen. A two for one meal deal on Groupon ($11 instead of $23) brought us here for a mid-week lunch. We ordered ahead and were told it would be ready in 20 minutes. We arrived to pick up at the 18 minute mark and our meals were ready for us. The only drinks available were a bottle of water, Coke, and Diet Coke. A meal is a drink, fries, and the hotdog. Oddly, I think the hot dogs are worth their price, but the combos are really not a deal. I would buy my drink elsewhere. I ordered the Mac Dog and my partner ordered the Philly Dog. The Macaroni and Cheese on the Mac Dog was tasty and they allowed me to substitute the Bacon (I'm just not a fan) for Grilled Onions. We both loved the hotdogs and thought they were incredible quality for what is essentially street food. Our biggest issue was the buns. They were smaller than the actual fixings really required and their spongy consistency did not really hold up to the eating process. They were too soft and weak. These are the same hot dog buns you would buy on a trip to Walmart. The fries had great seasonings/salt, but something about them makes that seasoning just fall off. They have the potential to be great if that is fixed. Overall would return and love the character it brings to The Grove neighborhood.

Delicious! Tried the Harvest dog here as part of a Yelp event and fell in love!…read more I live close to the Grove and had no idea this place even existed. So happy I got to try it. I had the Harvest Dog with some red hot riplets. The hotdog was the perfect amount of salty and sweet! It was fresh, warm and flavorful. There is a lot on the menu that I still need to try. As for location, it was not the easiest to find, but it is located right across the street from grace and meat! It has a cute take out window and the guy behind the window was friendly and inviting! Will def check this place out again?

King Louie's Drive-In is a good old fashioned Root Beer Stand. What? Give me a break, I am old and…read morethat is what we use to call them when I was a little person. It's a restaurant that makes its own Root Beer and serves burgers. The King is not in my immediate area and it's not even in one of my regular driving routes. So I don't think of him that often. I need to change that, because the short out of the way drive is so worth it. I haven't used the car-hop service, but there are always lots of cars with the cute little tray attached to their drivers side window. So, I have it on my bucket list to try on a future visit. Perhaps, I'll bring my fur child to enjoy a plain burger. Since I don't use the car-hop, I go inside to order and eat in the small dining room. Yesterday, it was full of workers from the refinery and other local businesses. Lucky for me after ordering at the counter, I was able to snag a two top table to enjoy my meal. I normally get the Lion Tamer which has jalapeños on it, but today I went with a King Louie. It's a single smash burger and I added cheese. My topping were only pickles, lettuce, onion and a smear of mayo. I had them hold the tomato. I'm not a fan of mayo, but for some reason I like it on my burgers here at King Louie. The edges of my burger were crisp, it had an odd shape so you know it was hand pressed. It explodes with flavor, just like an old time 50's drive-in. The fries are equally impressive. They are super crispy and done to order, no fries sitting under a hot light waiting to be served. What impresses me is they are fries that still have their skins on. For me, that just adds flavor. Of course, the main attraction next to their amazing burgers is the refreshing homemade, Root Beer. It is always the perfect accompaniment to a burger and fries. Next visit, I having a Root Beer Float and really have a flashback to my childhood.

I just went there for my first time today. Kind of unsure what to order, I went with the old school…read moresteakburger as it comes. It was pretty much perfect. Fries are crisp and delicious too! Service took a bit, but that's because it was decently busy when we arrived. I honestly didn't expect the flavor I got with the price I paid. Some say it's overpriced, but this is a local mom and pop place, so you know what kind of quality you're going to get. I definitely recommend this place! Loved it and I will go back.