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I wanted to give this place 5 stars. Let me preface this with the WORKERS are ROCKSTARS. The cook and cashier was holding it down. They just could not support the demand. Wrong orders were being handed out, the wait was longer than I wanted but their attitudes stayed positive. I had a yelp coupon that was not honored because the staff knew nothing of it. They called the manager but I didn't receive a clear answer why I couldn't redeem it. I saw the hustle in the staff so I felt compelled to tip. Im honestly not sure if I will be back if this the norm. The food was good.
Best funnel cake, I wish they were open Friday-Sunday Corn dog was just ok. I like the vibe of the place
The State Fair being closed this year is devastating, as it's my favorite day of the year. Luckily, they did a drive thru event so you can have your photo with Big Tex, but there was no food. LUCKILY, there's Corn Dog With No Name, 15 to 20 minutes from the fair grounds (the GPS got us lost). While it was definitely an experience, (you'll see), being able to eat that infamous corn dog and a funnel cake made me feel like my back-up Fair day was truly complete. So why was it an experience? The restaurant itself is closed except for take out, but for safety you can't take out by walking in the store. They don't have a drive thru, so they got really creative. When you pull into the parking lot, there are little signs everywhere that have arrows to the place that say "corn dog" and "funnel cake this way" and "no name". You then pull up to a sign that has a QR code for the menu. You then call a number and the owner opens the back door and talks to you on the phone. It was odd, but kind of fun. You then read your card info over the phone to pay and a man in a mask brings you a bag with your order. Multiple people in your car paying for their food? No problem. They're willing to split it off and place orders back to back with one phone call. I'm disappointed we didn't get to go before Covid - it's extremely far from where we live - because the store itself looks so cute in pictures and I would have loved the luxury funnel cakes. While the offerings they have now are still varied, some of the fun sides aren't offered and there's only the standard funnel cake. I also wish they would have let us sit at the outdoor patio seating. We parked and sat in the grass in front of the building they share with Jason's Deli but there were ants AND they offer alcohol and we were nervous someone may not be pleased we were sitting in a parking lot with open White Claws. I did like that they automatically packed condiments and napkins without asking, cause it didn't even cross my mind. There definitely should be more than 1 ketchup for the fry order since it brings a lot, but they were tasty plain too. They also pack up the powdered sugar for the funnel cake so that it doesn't get weird before you eat it and so you can determine how much coating you want. I wish it were closer because I want to go back, but I'm really thankful we went and it gave me a little taste of our cancelled yearly tradition.
FLETCHER's MOVE OVER... there's a new corn dog in town. Totally amazing corn dogs. Thick corn bread batter perfectly fried to a crisp crunchy bite every time. Tender all beef hotdog. Traditional yellow mustard. Funnel cake is thick, like double thickness of a regular Funnel cake. Fried perfectly on both sides and topped with ample powdered sugar for a delicious treat that melts in your mouth. I'm going to have to say that this was the best funnel cake we have ever had in our entire lives. It's worth the trip... so get your taste of the Texas State Fair this year at "CornDog with no name". But it's not easy to find... follow the signs, it's on the other side of the old Jason's Deli.
No Name is in The Game! A group of my buddies went for lunch at no name and to be honest as soon as I got out of the car and saw the sign I felt like a kid again. What is it about a perfectly fried corn dog that makes me giddy? Maybe it's because it's like going to the state fair any time you want, or at least any time the restaurant is open. What you will find at the No Name (10220 Technology Boulevard) restaurant is a gourmet approach to funnel cake, corn on the cob, and of course, the best corn dogs ever made! Who cares about a name? Corn dogs with no name is just fine with me! I had two big ole Corn Dogs (extra crispy) curly friends and yes, a fabulous funnel cake; don't judge me! I couldn't help myself, they were "fried perfection on a stick"! Four Stars for No Name Happy Eating Y'all!
I had heard plenty of buzz about this place opening up a few minutes from my office and I HAD to try it! I didn't check-in originally because of the name dispute, which led me to believe it wasn't on Yelp (thank you however had the courage to make a page!) My first impression was that everything inside was so nice and clean! Although it was state-fair food, it was presented in such a chic manner! The staff looked and sounded very professional. Their menu was simple to grasp and navigate. They have a good set of meal deals, one of which I chose for my dinner. The plain corn dog tasted like a high quality corn dog, but I'm not sure it was worth $6. I am excited to go back soon to try another type of corn dog that has better toppings. I also want to return to try out the bar area as well as the funnel cake. Someone ordered the s'mores funnel cake and it looked delicious! Make your way over to this place while the time is right!
The ambiance, funnel cake and the elote had to be the best things about this place. I will definitely be back to try the happy hour drink specials. The only thing I would pass on next time, are the curly fries. Way too much fried food for me, at one time.
I don't live in Dallas, but [No Name] has a booth at the Houston Rodeo (sadly shut down early this year) & we were lucky enough to try it last weekend. We got a classic corn dog & funnel cake which were both absolutely delicious! I'm already looking forward to next year's Rodeo so that I can have them again!
Who doesn't love corn dogs and funnel cakes? This place definitely delivers. As soon as we walked in we were greeted by Jace. She was so sweet and helpful. I have a 2 yr old and was pleased to see a kids corner equipped with 2 IPads and books. . We ordered the Cheese, the Trio and the Big Vic. The cheese was fried mozzarella (corn dog style) and a cup of tomato basil soup. My daughter loved it. The Big Vic was a play on chicken and waffles. Loved the presentation! The chicken was crispy with a hint of maple syrup. The funnel cake was cooked perfectly. It was definitely the highlight of the meal. The trio was great. You get to try the Spice, the Beef, and the original. I'm not a huge fan of the state fair corn dog that shall not be named. I must say the Grand daughter does it better! Great modern decor! Excellent service! Fun and good food!
My son and I live in Las Colinas and I'm always looking for kid friendly restaurants. I searched Yelp and found Corndog with No Name and decided to give them a try. It's tucked away on Technology Blvd, but from the curb appeal, you'll know that you're in for a treat. My son loved everything from the chalk boards to the iPad kid station! I'm vegetarian and was pleased that they had both vegan and vegetarian options (not sure if they use the same batter as they do with the meat, so be sure to ask). "The Cheese" comes with tomato basil soup and I also tried the veggie Corndog - both were satisfying and most importantly, they weren't greasy. The soup was very tasty and my son ate most of it! The owner was friendly and helpful and the so was the staff. I'm sure we will go back! Definitely kid approved!
Jace is the best! Corny Dogs are fresh! Corn and Jalapeños are amazing Curly Fries are great! Ask for the jalapeño lemonade.
First trip to No Name and the inside is incredibly clean! The staff is awesome and super personable. The back story about the Fletcher family is something out of a movie and it is without a doubt a place to try out! Oh and by the way the cocktails are fantastic! Various TVs in the dining room area have all sorts of sports. Overall: Great atmosphere Great staff Great eats Great drinks
Down Dallas way for work when my local counterpart mentions a restaurant he's heard about - the name is under construction due to some legal family issues but they sell some delicious Artisanal Corn-Battered franks. Being a fan of the Corndog and having had one for breakfast from a gas station - I figured why not? I arrived and was immediately greeted by the founder/owner who immediately gave me a menu as the electronic menu was a bit far away. Super friendly staff! Every single staffer there had a giant, genuine smile. They were all extremely helpful and made the experience that much better. I can't say I've had a friendlier experience at any place I've ever eaten at. I ordered the Classic and the Spice - both were incredibly tasty though the spice was a bit much for my yankee palate. Can't wait to come back and try more!
Best corn dogs anywhere. I first had these at the Houston Rodeo and made sure to visit their brick and mortar shop whenever I came up to Dallas. I was not disappointed. They are crispier and have more.flavor than your average corn dog. Highly recommended. read more
Here for the Texicorn cob! Totally worth a visit. Service was super. The manager stopped by our table to offer curly fries. She said fries were made extra from another order. Even the cook came out to see if I enjoyed the plant-based "green" corn dog. It was ok but I won't order it again. I would certainty without question order 2 Texicorn cobs! It's fried corn on the cob! What else can I say. Peanut butter "something" funnel cake made hubby super happy. read more
Corndog. When I see that word, I think of some of the thousands of these I've eaten in my lifetime around the world! (Yes, the are corndogs outside of the US and Korea! I've had them in Germany, Luxembourg, Turkey, and Panama.) I may be biased towards the Fletcher Corndog taste, textures, aroma, consistency and stick. This is not of the old version Fletcher's. For my first visit, I was rather surprised! The location is somewhat off the beaten path but easy to get to. Parking is readily available. They have a nice patio with umbrella covered tables! Plenty of seating inside, lots of large TVs, a bar!, and a trinket stand on the wall as you order and pay! The decor is quite white, really! Lots of white! The menu is substantial! There are some gourmet dogs and treats plus some decadent sounding funnel cakes! There are breakfast sausage, beef, turkey and some other options, like salads or CBD infused. I picked the classic so I could have a fair comparison THIS visit. (The "Artisanal" menu convinced me I MUST come back.) This classic has a much finer consistency and texture than the "other original" dog I grew up eating. The mixed meat dog (smoked pork and beef) is more dense and does have a good flavor. It has a finer consistency as well. Its fried batter texture holds the mustard tightly to it. (I do believe a good corn dog allows eating a lot of mustard!) These are fresh dipped, not from a frozen wrapped corny dog and even have a little nib from the dipping at the end. The sticks are flat which allows a better grip and twisting when drizzling mustard or eating. The length of the stick is a little shorter than I like, (Yes, I like like a really good grip so I can wave it around and use it as an accent to my conversations!) The batter has a interesting flavor and isn't as sweet. It does a great job of not overpowering the mustard or dog flavor. All in all a really good corndog! The t-shirts were worth a few giggles as was the corndog necklace. I know people that would want those. The bar may not be well stocked, but they offer a variety of popular beers and wines. Yes, I know, what wine pairs with a breakfast sausage corn dog? The Potent Potables drink menu has some smile if not drunk worthy options! Price is very reasonable compared to Fair prices. While this location is on my normal drive home, I'd love to see a location closer to me in the Lakewood/Greenville area! read more
I wanted to give this place 5 stars. Let me preface this with the WORKERS are ROCKSTARS. The cook and cashier was holding it down. They just could not support the demand. Wrong orders were being handed out, the wait was longer than I wanted but their attitudes stayed positive. I had a yelp coupon that was not honored because the staff knew nothing of it. They called the manager but I didn't receive a clear answer why I couldn't redeem it. I saw the hustle in the staff so I felt compelled to tip. Im honestly not sure if I will be back if this the norm. The food was good. read more
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Jace F.
Hi Sadia!! We’re so sorry for the chaos that took place this…
4 years ago
Best funnel cake, I wish they were open Friday-Sunday Corn dog was just ok. I like the vibe of the place read more
6 years ago
The State Fair being closed this year is devastating, as it's my favorite day of the year. Luckily, they did a drive thru event so you can have your photo with Big Tex, but there was no food. LUCKILY, there's Corn Dog With No Name, 15 to 20 minutes from the fair grounds (the GPS got us lost). While it was definitely an experience, (you'll see), being able to eat that infamous corn dog and a funnel cake made me feel like my back-up Fair day was truly complete. So why was it an experience? The restaurant itself is closed except for take out, but for safety you can't take out by walking in the store. They don't have a drive thru, so they got really creative. When you pull into the parking lot, there are little signs everywhere that have arrows to the place that say "corn dog" and "funnel cake this way" and "no name". You then pull up to a sign that has a QR code for the menu. You then call a number and the owner opens the back door and talks to you on the phone. It was odd, but kind of fun. You then read your card info over the phone to pay and a man in a mask brings you a bag with your order. Multiple people in your car paying for their food? No problem. They're willing to split it off and place orders back to back with one phone call. I'm disappointed we didn't get to go before Covid - it's extremely far from where we live - because the store itself looks so cute in pictures and I would have loved the luxury funnel cakes. While the offerings they have now are still varied, some of the fun sides aren't offered and there's only the standard funnel cake. I also wish they would have let us sit at the outdoor patio seating. We parked and sat in the grass in front of the building they share with Jason's Deli but there were ants AND they offer alcohol and we were nervous someone may not be pleased we were sitting in a parking lot with open White Claws. I did like that they automatically packed condiments and napkins without asking, cause it didn't even cross my mind. There definitely should be more than 1 ketchup for the fry order since it brings a lot, but they were tasty plain too. They also pack up the powdered sugar for the funnel cake so that it doesn't get weird before you eat it and so you can determine how much coating you want. I wish it were closer because I want to go back, but I'm really thankful we went and it gave me a little taste of our cancelled yearly tradition. read more
6 years ago
FLETCHER's MOVE OVER... there's a new corn dog in town. Totally amazing corn dogs. Thick corn bread batter perfectly fried to a crisp crunchy bite every time. Tender all beef hotdog. Traditional yellow mustard. Funnel cake is thick, like double thickness of a regular Funnel cake. Fried perfectly on both sides and topped with ample powdered sugar for a delicious treat that melts in your mouth. I'm going to have to say that this was the best funnel cake we have ever had in our entire lives. It's worth the trip... so get your taste of the Texas State Fair this year at "CornDog with no name". But it's not easy to find... follow the signs, it's on the other side of the old Jason's Deli. read more
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Jace F.
Frank! "..this was the best funnel cake we have ever had in our…
No Name is in The Game! A group of my buddies went for lunch at no name and to be honest as soon as I got out of the car and saw the sign I felt like a kid again. What is it about a perfectly fried corn dog that makes me giddy? Maybe it's because it's like going to the state fair any time you want, or at least any time the restaurant is open. What you will find at the No Name (10220 Technology Boulevard) restaurant is a gourmet approach to funnel cake, corn on the cob, and of course, the best corn dogs ever made! Who cares about a name? Corn dogs with no name is just fine with me! I had two big ole Corn Dogs (extra crispy) curly friends and yes, a fabulous funnel cake; don't judge me! I couldn't help myself, they were "fried perfection on a stick"! Four Stars for No Name Happy Eating Y'all! read more
I had heard plenty of buzz about this place opening up a few minutes from my office and I HAD to try it! I didn't check-in originally because of the name dispute, which led me to believe it wasn't on Yelp (thank you however had the courage to make a page!) My first impression was that everything inside was so nice and clean! Although it was state-fair food, it was presented in such a chic manner! The staff looked and sounded very professional. Their menu was simple to grasp and navigate. They have a good set of meal deals, one of which I chose for my dinner. The plain corn dog tasted like a high quality corn dog, but I'm not sure it was worth $6. I am excited to go back soon to try another type of corn dog that has better toppings. I also want to return to try out the bar area as well as the funnel cake. Someone ordered the s'mores funnel cake and it looked delicious! Make your way over to this place while the time is right! read more
The ambiance, funnel cake and the elote had to be the best things about this place. I will definitely be back to try the happy hour drink specials. The only thing I would pass on next time, are the curly fries. Way too much fried food for me, at one time. read more
I don't live in Dallas, but [No Name] has a booth at the Houston Rodeo (sadly shut down early this year) & we were lucky enough to try it last weekend. We got a classic corn dog & funnel cake which were both absolutely delicious! I'm already looking forward to next year's Rodeo so that I can have them again! read more
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Jace F.
Thanks, Kim!! Seriously love this picture! We can’t wait until next…
7 years ago
Who doesn't love corn dogs and funnel cakes? This place definitely delivers. As soon as we walked in we were greeted by Jace. She was so sweet and helpful. I have a 2 yr old and was pleased to see a kids corner equipped with 2 IPads and books. . We ordered the Cheese, the Trio and the Big Vic. The cheese was fried mozzarella (corn dog style) and a cup of tomato basil soup. My daughter loved it. The Big Vic was a play on chicken and waffles. Loved the presentation! The chicken was crispy with a hint of maple syrup. The funnel cake was cooked perfectly. It was definitely the highlight of the meal. The trio was great. You get to try the Spice, the Beef, and the original. I'm not a huge fan of the state fair corn dog that shall not be named. I must say the Grand daughter does it better! Great modern decor! Excellent service! Fun and good food! read more
7 years ago
My son and I live in Las Colinas and I'm always looking for kid friendly restaurants. I searched Yelp and found Corndog with No Name and decided to give them a try. It's tucked away on Technology Blvd, but from the curb appeal, you'll know that you're in for a treat. My son loved everything from the chalk boards to the iPad kid station! I'm vegetarian and was pleased that they had both vegan and vegetarian options (not sure if they use the same batter as they do with the meat, so be sure to ask). "The Cheese" comes with tomato basil soup and I also tried the veggie Corndog - both were satisfying and most importantly, they weren't greasy. The soup was very tasty and my son ate most of it! The owner was friendly and helpful and the so was the staff. I'm sure we will go back! Definitely kid approved! read more
7 years ago
Jace is the best! Corny Dogs are fresh! Corn and Jalapeños are amazing Curly Fries are great! Ask for the jalapeño lemonade. read more
7 years ago
First trip to No Name and the inside is incredibly clean! The staff is awesome and super personable. The back story about the Fletcher family is something out of a movie and it is without a doubt a place to try out! Oh and by the way the cocktails are fantastic! Various TVs in the dining room area have all sorts of sports. Overall: Great atmosphere Great staff Great eats Great drinks read more
7 years ago
Down Dallas way for work when my local counterpart mentions a restaurant he's heard about - the name is under construction due to some legal family issues but they sell some delicious Artisanal Corn-Battered franks. Being a fan of the Corndog and having had one for breakfast from a gas station - I figured why not? I arrived and was immediately greeted by the founder/owner who immediately gave me a menu as the electronic menu was a bit far away. Super friendly staff! Every single staffer there had a giant, genuine smile. They were all extremely helpful and made the experience that much better. I can't say I've had a friendlier experience at any place I've ever eaten at. I ordered the Classic and the Spice - both were incredibly tasty though the spice was a bit much for my yankee palate. Can't wait to come back and try more! read more
Not going to lie I didn't know this place was there but then I saw all of the signs that they strategically placed in the grass driving in that direction. I love a good corndog but I love fried Oreos and funnel cakes even more. The young man who is working at the front counter was awesome, very friendly and encouraged me to get the fried Oreos which was a solid choice. Definitely good flavor and made fresh which is also always a plus. Please go here it is a beautiful new business that should be supported. I took a ton of pictures before I got my fried Oreos and then I was so excited I eat them without taking a picture. But you will have to trust me they were beautiful and delicious all at the same time! read more
6 years ago
We loved this place! We went during COVID so drive thru only, but the process was simple and quick. The vegetarian corn dog was perfect! All the food we got was delicious and reminded us of the fair. Will likely be back once a week at the least! read more
6 years ago
These guys are the best! The corn dogs and funnel cakes are amazing. They've got several different types to choose from. When the bar was open before the pandemic, the cocktails were delicious. They even have a bunch of local craft beer. During the pandemic, they've reopened with an innovative drive thru that minimizes contact. It's the safest handling of food pick up that I've seen. read more
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Jace F.
Ray, thank you so much for the rave review!! We so miss having you…
5 years ago
Well I finally made it. Can you #supportlocal! This is state fair of texas 365 days out of the year! The staff is awesome. The owners are there during lunch. The corn dogs are awesome and fresh! My friend ordered mozzarella corn dog with tomato basil soup? What I said? She is not a big try new things but she tried as recommended by the manager. She LOVEDD it. She said the soup was better thank La Madeline tomato basil soup. She ordered the BONFIRE! Dessert! A must get and share it's huge. Last but not least I treated mmy coworker from ATLANTA to his funnel cake. He LUV it! Happy Hour 4-7 $2.00 off all drinks ever wells. Oh they have a small patio and a lot of TVs. Parking is fine just look around. read more
6 years ago
Ok, so I've never had the pleasure of tasting a corn dog from the Texas fair BUT...I have had one from Sonic and BOY O BOY, this place took a corn dog to a new level. It was perfectly battered, the protein wasn't overly cooked and tough, and the fries were tasty. I also want to note the food presentation for to go. Very neat, organized, and well packaged. I loved the small details too, corn dog names on the sticks. read more
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We drove in from Florida to pick up a truck we bought down the street. This was a perfect stop and hands down the best corn dog we've ever had. They make them on the spot (we opted for 100% beef hot dog) and a nice go with to a glass of beer. Delicious! read more
7 years ago
7 years ago
Great corn dogs. I had the taster trio (classic, the beef and the spice) and the twisted taters since it was my first time. Delicious! I also had the nutty nana funnel cake. Loved it! Everyone should definitely try this place! So good!! read more
Oh hell yes!! Destiny greeted us as we came in the door. We ordered the Tasty Trio - one each of the Classic, Spicy, and Beef Corn dogs. They also gave us the ranch, Jace, and Gorgonzola sauces to try. All the sauces were good, but the Jace was outstanding. Thing is, the food is so good, you don't need the sauces!! We also ordered the bacon cheddar jalapenos - man, were those sooooo good!! Fresh pepper with tasty cheddar and chunks of bacon in a delectable fried batter. Also noted, gluten free items coming soon - yay!!!! Destiny fixed us up with some beverages as well - I had the Highland Park Hautie, husband had the Carny Queen and a Spicy Pickle Beer. All of them were great!! Place was clean as a whistle, too!! Can't wait to go back and try more stuff!!! Thanks for a great Friday the 13th lunch!!! read more
7 years ago
This classic corn dog takes me back to my childhood! Hand-dipped corn dogs are a lost art. No more waiting for the fair, it's everyday here! Also love the No Name name! Genius. Keep it going forever! read more
7 years ago
One of the only reasons to go to The Texas State Fair, now conveniently located a few minutes away from my home! Amazing flavor and crunch, topped with awesome customer service. read more
5 years ago
The spice corn dog and funnel cake were AMAZING! And the place couldn't be cuter! Vic & Jace Fletcher from the Fletcher family have really amped up the corn dog market! read more
7 years ago
The "upscale" carnival food idea is great, and translates well into a restaurant. Great menu choices, on a stick or not. The dipping sauce for the dogs and fries (Twisted Tots are Fries btw) is awesome, and I'm going to say the Gorgonzola sauce is my #1. Oh yeah, they also have funnel cakes, and holy moly they're amazing. read more
6 years ago
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Jace F.
Wow, thank you so much!! We aim to please! :) Just announced our free…
7 years ago
6 years ago
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Jace F.
Thanks, Amber!! So happy you loved it! We just announced a huge free…
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Is the full food and drink menu available even though the dining room is closed?
Hi! Not quite yet! We’re offering a shorter menu right now just to get everyone comfortable with the make-shift drive-thru. We’ll slowly add back items from the full menu, and hopefully soon, we can open the dining room again for the full…
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Hi Yulisa! 21 years old to order CBD. :)
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