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Christos Hotdogs

5.0 (8 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Mr F.

So I have been driving past this food truck for years and have never been able to catch them open. I finally caught them open today. And the hot dogs were absolutely fantastic. The owner Chris has been running this food truck for over 40 years and fantastic food. If you're in the Boylston area, recommend that you stop by.

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Stopped there today hotdogs were awsome. Owner was very friendly. I would definately return

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Boston Trolley Dogs - Western hotdog no onions.

Boston Trolley Dogs

4.7(6 reviews)
1.3 mi

Summertime is hotdog season in my book. And I recently had the best hotdog I've ever had, courtesy…read moreof Trolley Dogs. One of their food trucks was at the Framingham Farmers Market this past Thursday. There was a wide variety of food available that evening, but for some reason, the Trolley Dogs food truck called out to me. As their signs say, they serve giant, handmade dogs. They're so big they have to use a mini sub roll, instead of a hotdog bun. You can order your dog as you like, or select from their menu of pre-planned dogs. I forget what it was called, but I ordered from the menu. My dog was topped with onion, relish, and hot mustard. It was super hot and humid on this day and I felt bad for the food truck workers. It must've been like an oven in there. The dog was so awesome I made my way back to the food truck afterwards to tell them so. If you enjoy an occasional hotdog like me, and you happen to see one of the Trolley Dogs food trucks somewhere, you should check it out! I promise, you'll be glad you did. P. S. I did not have one myself, but one of my companions had one of their craft lemonades. He raved about that Trolley Dogs offering as well.

Rating: 3.0 Came to…read moretry the hotdog while spending time at the Carlson Orchard. The farm has restaurants as well but it was so busy and the line was crazy with wait looking like 1-2 hour we decided to just get hot dog at the stand. We ordered as soon as the store opened. They offer variations of hotdog with additional toppings like NY and Chicago style hot dogs. I wanted to order california style as they make their own chili and cheese sauce but they didn't have Chili or onions. Most of their menu has onions so its was kind of sad that that ruled out most options. I ended up getting western hot dogs with bbq sauce and cheese sauce. The hot dog was ok. The beef sausage was good but other than that sauces and buns were average. Service was ok. The staff was kind of rude and had an attitude. It's kind of silly that the food truck just opened and didn't even have chili or onions since it's not like they ran out. Overall it's a pretty average hot dog place. Price is pretty high for hot dog and everything aside from the sausage was mediocre. Didn't have that great of experience. Probably would not try again.

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Hot Dog Annie's

3.6(151 reviews)
9.8 mi
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Finally made it to this Route 56 institution after hearing about it for years. Got two dogs: the…read moreclassic with their Famous BBQ sauce, and the "Everyting Plus" -- BBQ, onions, relish, and mustard. Both were exactly what a roadside hot dog should be -- simple, unfussy, and clearly built around that sauce as the star of the show. Here's the thing that surprised me, and honestly the reason I'm writing this review: I asked the folks working the counter about the sauce, and they told me it's actually a Korean BBQ sauce, and that the family running the place is Korean. Zero problem with that from me -- if anything it makes the sauce more interesting -- but I went back and read a stack of reviews here before my visit, and not a single one mentions this. Every review talks about the "sweet, molasses-y, nostalgic BBQ sauce that tastes like childhood," decades of regulars, the whole Americana roadside-stand thing -- but nobody's ever put two and two together on where that sauce actually comes from or who's actually making it. Kind of a funny blind spot for a place this well-loved and well-documented. It also sounds like there's real layered history here that nobody's nailed down publicly -- the current owner (also named Annie, no relation) has run it since 2005, but the name and building go back further, possibly to a different name and a different original "Annie" before that, with some sources pointing to WWII-era roots and others to the 1950s as "Silver Grill." Old signage on the building references press coverage from Yankee Magazine, the Boston Globe, and the Telegram & Gazette, so this place has clearly had its moment in the regional spotlight more than once. If anyone in the comments knows the fuller ownership history -- who ran it between the original Annie and the current one, when the Korean family took over, or how the sauce recipe evolved -- I'd genuinely love to hear it. This feels like a piece of Central Mass food history that's never been fully written down, and I'd love to help fill in the gaps. Bottom line: great dogs, better sauce, and a story that deserves more digging.

I gave 3 stars simply because it is a long standing local place and deserves something for that -…read morehaving said that a long standing place should provide something more than 3 stars to earn the legend. Hot dogs are lightly "grilled" then kept in a steamer along with the pre warmed buns. Bbq sauce is just bbq sauce nothing special along with the rest of the toppings. Four hot dogs with 2 root beer cost me over $22 and the dogs were $3.60 a piece so do the math. The root beer was all marketing - no flavor. It's a pretty drive and worth it to say you did it - it wasn't gross, but it is not worth driving halfway across the state for...

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Lou Roc's Diner - Beef Patty Melt

Lou Roc's Diner

4.5(396 reviews)
2.2 mi
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What an iconic place to eat! The corned beef hash breakfast was AMAZING! Everything was cooked…read moreperfectly and had so much flavor. I love the nostalgic, old-school diner feel of Lou Rocs. We've been eating here forever, and there's just something special about walking in and having the staff know you. Everyone is always so friendly and welcoming. Great food, great people, and that hometown feel you just can't beat.

Small place, doesn't look like a diner from the outside, but once inside the back room, you can see…read morethe tell-tale diner shape. Interesting hot rod decor to distinguish it from the rest. Busy joint, tight seating, and energetic servers who keep attentive. -- Patty Melt: So much to like about this, from the marble rye (though I think pumpernickel) to the full size patty (better than the double smashed you get elsewhere) to the onions to the gooey melted cheese to the extreme juiciness and pleasing flavor. I didn't detect any Russian dressing, but this sandwich wasn't lacking for moistness or flavor oomph. A near-elite rendition and one of the best I've had in a while. Excellent. -- Fries: Included with the patty melt and a plentiful supply. The bad news: they're the dreaded industrial "coated" kind. The good news: they were piping hot and cooked perfectly, crisp outside, fluffy inside. The great news: you can substitute home fries. My server offered a sample of the home fries. -- Home Fries: I found them to be right in my wheelhouse for doneness, crispness, seasoning, onions, and overall texture and flavor. Superb. Between the good looking plates that passed by and my enjoyment of my own food on my first visit, there's sure to be a second. Looking forward to returning with my wife for breakfast and more of those home fries.

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