Service was good, the employee who took our order was very kind, helpful, and patient, and the food…read morewas very enjoyable. The $11 Cheese Burger Meal Deal with Crinkle Fries was good, with fresh-tasting toppings. The Chicken Tenders were delicious, too. The inside seemed well sanitized, and there wasn't any problems. I would come back again!

This place comes highly recommended.My children love it.However , the few times I have been , it's…read morebeen a hit or miss.. The burger seems to be overcooked and some time the fries are undercooked , but the atmosphere is nice and the manager seems nice.

As we get older, our softball journey has become more focused on the ball and not exploring but we…read morearrived in Dalton early and decided to check out the downtown area. While walking around, we spotted this place and the name alone will get you through the door. Well as you all know we only write reviews if they are 5! This place exceeds all expectations, very clean, great staff and, as my son said, "the food is fire!" Which means awesome. If you are in Dalton or the Chattanooga area, it's worth the drive!

Juan's Weiners is not just a hot dog place, but if you want a delicious hot dog this is the place…read more It is right downtown Dalton on the corner of Hamilton St and the atmosphere is great. Its expertly decorated with a baseball theme and of course the name Juan's Weiners is reason enough to eat here. They have loaded potatos, onion rings and fries that are all delicious. Go try Juan's and I promise you won't be disappointed the food is delicious here

Best Chili and slaw dogs I had since the original Yellow Jacket closed in Atlanta many years ago…read more Chicken salad sandwich is also delicious.

It's in the what resembles a small family-owned roadside stand that sells some produce and other…read morecanned specialty (pickled eggs) food items. It's nothing fancy. A few plastic picnic tables out front. The staff was friendly and helpful. Didn't actually have the namesake dog. Had chili dogs instead. The all beef dogs, chili and toppings have good flavor. The buns were fresh and soft. Added a side of beer-battered onion rings. They had good flavor although maybe a tad bit greasy. It was an unexpected find.

I always go out of my way to stop in for a sandwich and pick up some sausage. The potato salad is…read morealso really good. Everyone there is super friendly.

I have heard great things about this restaurant and everything I heard was true. Great customer…read moreservice and great food. I got The Doner know as the life changing sandwich and wow it was. I would definitely recommend this place

The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because I reeeaaalllyyyy wanted wings, but they were out!…read moreI went with the grilled chicken sandwich instead, and it was actually really good. The fries and okra were tasty, too. My mom and grandma ordered cheeseburgers and said they were great--very homemade-tasting. My stepdad tried the fried fish but wasn't a fan, said it had more of a muddy taste. The kids were happy with their hotdogs and fries. The inside has a cozy, mom-and-pop feel with lots of fun things to look at on the walls. You order at the counter and then pick up your food when they call your name. The woman taking our order didn't seem very enthusiastic or friendly, but maybe she was just having an off day. Overall, it's definitely worth a try if you're in the area! Great prices!

Great chili slaw dogs and burgers. A cozy local gem in this small town. Friendly service as well.read more

Saw this young man on the local news ran down to try's products in line for over an hour. Of course…read morethis was years ago. Hot dog was meh service was meh and the cost was unbelievably high. The ambience is what it is. It's an outdoor deck to sit and eat or you can get your dog to go would I go back no

The food is very delicious and the service is very exceptional. Food came out quick , hot and…read morefresh. Will definitely be coming back again!

My husband is a Chicago area native who has loved Portillo's for decades so we drove out of our way…read moreon a road trip to pick up some Italian beef sandwiches. It was worth it! Hubby got a combination sandwich with sweet peppers dipped, and they wrapped it really well so it didn't make a mess in the car. The sandwich had Italian beef and sausage on it. Good portions of meat. I ordered a plain Italian beef sandwich. It was a real treat and tasted better than I remembered. We both ordered fries. I love a good crinkle cut French fry. They were hot and fresh. The food was ready quickly and tasted fresh. We won't hesitate to go out of our way again to stop here.

I'm a regular at Portillo's whenever I go back home to the Chicago area, so I was excited there is…read moreone outside of Atlanta and took a drive out there when I was visiting. Unfortunately it was a bit of a disappointment. The hotdog bun was half fresh and half stale, not sure how that is possible! And the French fries also did not taste fresh and were warm not hot. The space, however, was well designed and nice place to spend some time eating. Large parking lot too. Portillo's is pretty consistent, so it was a bummer to drive 40 minutes for a subpar meal. I hope they work out the kinks.

To find this place, you have to go into the food hall at the Halcyon. Park in the parking garage…read moreunless you want to pay for a parking spot. It'll be the first stall you see in that food hall. It's an open stall service and they bring out the food to you but it's not your traditional restaurant style place since it's a food hall. Now lets talk food. I ordered both the Chicago dog and my own home town Detroit dog. The Detroit dog or to put it appropriately, the coney dog, is a basic beef frank sandwiched in a loaf of white bread and had a scoop of beef chili, onions, and some shredded cheese. The beef franks here have a very clear snap which means it's cooked perfectly. The frank itself is seasoned beautifully, the chili is cooked great, though it's not as messy as a Detroit dog from Lafayette or American coney ought to be. But it was flavorful and dirty eating as hot dogs normally are which in this context is a satisfying thing. My other dog I ordered from here was the Chicago dog. Considering I never had a good and original Chicago dog before, I don't have much of a context on how to gauge it and for what it's worth, the way this place does it seems to be spot on. I will say that there is a lack of celery salt on the dog which from friends of mine who hail from Chicago state that it is celery salt that ties the dog together and it's the thread that marries all the flavors together. This version leans heavily on the acidic soury notes of the pickle and the peppers (though there's nothing spicy about these peppers either) to offset the fattiness of that rich beef frank. Between the acidic pickles and peppers, the savory notes from the beef frank, and the mustard, there wasn't much of a balance of flavors as this version of the Chicago dog leaned more on the sour side of things. It wasn't bad, but the lack of celery salt was something I wasn't expecting from a place that offered a Chicago dog. Overall, it tasted good for a regular degular hot dog from Chicago and they made a valiant effort in it. Overall, these dogs are pricey. We're talking between two dogs you're dropping $15+ on them and you'll finish them in roughly two to three bites. Is it worth coming to? If you're willing to drive to the Halcyon, which is 30-50 minutes from anywhere in the Greater Atlanta area, then sure... but come also because you want to chill at the Halcyon as well...

Slow, over priced, chicken dogs cooked split and dry. The guy was really nice though.read more

Oh my oh my oh my... I have been thinking about that, I mean, those hot dogs all day. Let me…read moreexplain my confusion in sharing my thoughts... I originally ordered one chili slaw dog and after inhaling it, I mean eating it, I ordered a second. (I had will power to leave after the 2nd one or I would closed the place down). The place is quaint and full of localness and charm. Be warned, there isn't a cloth napkin within 20 miles of the place. There are several rolls of paper towels and tear off what you need. My fellow Yelpers tipped me off to the kick the chili has. And kick it is. It is a slow burn that sneaks up on you. Fortunately, I had a smear of chilled slaw on top of it. The dog is a remarkable color red and the bun is steamed and it is wonderful! I ordered a side of onion rings- they were fried to order and while tasty, not the star of the show. My beverage was served in a bucket, 32 oz styrofoam cup with crunchy ice cubes. Again, wonderful. There was a steady pace of person ordering at the counter and the phone rang for pick up orders. And, as the sign says- Cash Only. The prices will not break your bank.

I'm conflicted. I love a good, well run, hospitable, affordable mainstay that is beloved by the…read morecommunity. Brandi's checks that box squarely, and without exception. However, I also love great food prepared well, this is where Brandi and I diverge a bit. Located just north of Marietta square, it can be easy to miss, just watch for the railroad tracks that cross Church St. Parking as mentioned by others can be very tight, and you enter the lot from the right of the restaurant and circle around. My visit was at the beginning of the lunch rush, so parking was tight, but I could still find a space. Inside, Brandi's drips with history - the real kind that tells you that not much has changed in 20, 30, maybe 40 years. But it's not in that clapped out way, well worn like that favorite pair of shoes you've resoled three times and refuse to get rid of because they fit right and are so comfortable. Seat yourself at one of the handful of 4 top tables, or, at the 15 or so lunch counter stools. No menu is provided other than the one over the register - and remember, it's cash only. The menu is simple - hot dogs, hamburgers, fries, onion rings, soda, and sweet or unsweet tea. Grabbed my seat at the bar, and Brandi herself helped me. She, along with every single person working there were as kind and helpful as could be - a lost art for what Brandi's is, a quick serve place to grab an unpretentious and inexpensive lunch. Everything comes with white onions, mustard, and their chili - you can add cheese, or, ask for any of those items to be left off if you prefer. My move is to always try things the way the chef intended first, then modify next time around, so I went for the dressed up dog, and also a cheeseburger with the onions, mustard, and chili. Food was served quickly, maybe within five minutes of ordering with the four folks behind the counter working in that way where you know they've been doing this for a hot minute - everything and everyone in their place. Lots of regulars known by the staff - it's say the average age during this weekday lunch was pushing 60. This is where things start to slip a little at least for me. Brandi has kept things the same, including what ingredients they use. As such the hot dog is a red variety (hello red dye #3), and is a standard size dog (not a jumbo or foot long). White onions were crisp, the cole slaw a bit creamier that I'd personally prefer (but I found it worked really well like that on the dog), and then the chili. I was warned, as everyone is, that it is "very spicy". For my palette, I didn't find it to be particularly spicy although it had some zip that snuck up on you. I'm sure the cole slaw kept a little of that heat at bay. The hot dog itself, to me, just didn't have a lot of flavor which I guess is ok if the point is the toppings. It also was essentially room temperature which I found quite surprising given it was lunch rush, not sure if that was an anomaly or normal. But hey, for a couple of bucks, literally, I wasn't expecting a gourmet Snake River Farms Wagyu monster hot dog. This is where the price vs. quality index comes in to play. Now, the burger on the other hand, honestly, it was a mistake. I'd somehow expected them to have been griddle cooked and therefore have that well seasoned griddle char that so many old school flat tops in the hands of pros can deliver. This was a grey, not crusty, small patty that almost seemed steamed to me - if that's your jam, awesome, just isn't mine. As with the dog, almost none of the flavor of the ground beef came through - it was really overwhelmed by the chili. The hamburger bun was also kinda hard which I don't know if that's by design, or an indicator of buns that have been sitting around a while. Last up - fries. Reviews I'd read talked about them being crispy and well seasoned. Mine came out lukewarm and kinda flabby, and no hint of crispness anywhere. I might have ordered wrong as the onion rings others had looked good. Not much on the seasoning side either. So - all in, it had that very old school locals place with a lot of history to it vibe, and was nearly packed during lunch which is great to see these days with food and labor costs what they are for restaurants. On the food side, I'd say for the (very low) price, I'd go back and I know now what I'm in for. My tip off should have been the regulars sitting around me downing 2, 3, and even 4 dogs - no burgers I could see. And the staff - just honest, really friendly folks, working their tail off to serve up a piece of Marietta history. Had the dog come out hot, the fries been crispy vs. soggy, that would definitely bump them up a star. The burger, I'll chalk that up to my not reading the room....

Knish me, I'm Jewish! Well half, anyway. But I know true dogs and Jewish snack foods when I get…read more'em. Take me to Fatty's - wherever they might be around town, please. My only complaint is they aren't always so easy to find (btw, not worth docking them a star for this). Fatty (and wife) are like the Rogers and Hammerstein of food trucks. Their food is like a 3-act play and it's full of wonderful tunes along the way. Let's start with the opener: Act 1 - Potato Knish: This can best be described as a mashed potato turnover. They can be large, small, round, square...the ultimate Jewish snack food. You can get it with spinach and cheese or pepperoni for extra, but why mess with a classic. I like mine with a little salt and sauce (mustard works for me, but there is also Fatty's special spicy sauce). Yummmmmm. You cannot go wrong here. Fried taters. Yes please. Act 2 - The Dogs: Okay, I could go on and on here and they all have names and things that come on them, but I will tell you what I have had and I loved them both (and please don't ask me for names). A dog with peppers and onions (OMG, to die for) and a dog with mustard and slaw on top. Their slaw is creamy and crunchy - two things slaw should always be. Their dogs are all-beef Sabrett hot dogs and juicy and delicious. And Act 3 - Cannolis: Traditional cannolis with the chocolate chips dipped on the ends. Fabulous crunchy shell, not too sweet, but sweet enough to let you know this is the final act to your kick ass food truck indulgence. As they say - go big or go home. Fatty's doesn't skimp, so you definitely get your money's worth. Look for they around town and get yourself a full 3-act meal and you will not be sorry...but you might be full.

Eyyy, Fatty's! This…read moreis a husband-and-wife run food truck that serves up authentic New York style hot dogs and sausages along with other NYC favorites like cannolis, knishes, jumbo pretzels and Italian ices. The proprietor John is the real deal--he's been slinging out dirty water dogs since he was a young man in New York. He definitely knows how to dress up a delicious dog. I've had several of the menu items over two separate visits and highly recommend all of the dogs and sides that I've sampled. Fatty's Tex-Mex ($6): Quarter pound Sabrett all-beef dog with lettuce, onions, cheddar, black bean & corn salsa, chipotle cream. This one definitely has a southwestern flare that really compliments the beef hot dog's distinctive flavor. It's not really very spicy at all. "Da Bronx" ($6): Two all-beef Sabrett hot dogs with spicy mustard and Sabrett onion sauce. This one sound simple but it actually packs a wallop. The onion sauce has a nice zing that compliments the mustard. Potato Knishes ($4): Potato pancakes. Before Fatty's I had never tried a knish, so I can't speak to their authenticity; but they sure are tasty! You can add either pepperoni & cheese or spinach & cheese for $2. Cannoli ($4): Traditional cannolis with chocolate chips. These things taste way better than any other dessert I've tried from a food truck. Fantastic crunchy shell, decadent but not overly sweet. Get one with your meal. It's worthwhile, trust me. It seems like Fatty's spends many Saturdays at a Petsmart, and otherwise travels around to various office parks during the week and local festivals on the weekends. Try checking out their FB page or Twitter account to see where they'll be next. And be sure to come hungry--they don't skimp on the portion sizes!