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....

The Varsity is as much an Atlanta staple as The Braves, Coca-Cola and Ted Turner. The Varsity is…read morean old school simple burger joint. The food comes out fast, and the food is what you would expect from a drive-in style burger joint from yesteryear. The original location is near Georgia Tech and is huge. It has a retro feel without feeling old. I got a bacon double cheeseburger with fresh cut fries. The food was good and beyond cheap. The have chili dogs, onion rings and shakes as well. Cool place, good food but nothing that will amaze you.

The Varsity is clearly an Atlanta institution, and I'm glad I experienced it once…read more There's a ton of history here, and honestly, I hope they never strip away what makes the place feel like The Varsity. The look, the signage, the old-school feel, all of that is part of the charm. That said, the entire restaurant feels like it is overdue for a refresh. Not a redesign. Just a cleaner, more polished version of what is already there. Keep the character, keep the history, keep the nostalgia. Just make it feel cleaner and a little more cared for. The food itself was pretty underwhelming. Nothing was especially BAD, but very little was memorable either. For a place with this much history and reputation, I expected more. I'm glad I checked the box. I guess I understand why people come here, and I understand why it matters to Atlanta. For me, though, this was a once-and-done experience. Glad I went. No real desire to go back.

Dog Days always piqued my interest whenever I drove past on Peachtree Industrial but only recently…read moreventured in while on a craving for a hot dog. I had just finished an açaí bowl... but it just wasn't filling in that satisfying way, you know?? Guy working the register was super nice and friendly, which seems hard to find these days. He helped us decide on the Baja Dog and paired it with some tots. The Baja Dog was tasty but I felt like I didn't need all those extra toppings. I did appreciate the jalapeños, though. And those TOTS omg. Super hot and crispy, perfection. There is a long list of hot dogs that I've yet to try and need ASAP. Will need to stop back in again soon!

Never heard of this place but it's not far from my house. When we pulled up it was another lady…read moreparking and she went in we looked at her car and her plates said Illinois! That was pretty much god sending a sign that this place is legit. Chicken Philly was sensational my wife had the turkey hot dog it was so good went she and got another one. Inside is a cool retro vibe with old school memorabilia and music playing. They also have outside seating. We will definitely be back to try the turkey burgers they said they make fresh! Give this place a try!!

I have recently been enjoying hot dogs more and decided to try Just Dogs ATL with a friend. I had…read morethe Chicago Dog which was delicious and the onion rings which were extremely good. The service we received was very fast and efficient which added to the overall experience. I want to try some other menu items including the Philly Dog and the Coney Dog in the near future.

Quick and casual with great service Can dine in and served in a hurry. Will return…read more No frills Nothing fancy But will return again to try another dog and support a local business in my community

We went to the drive through. It warmed my heart that the guy was so hands own and personable!…read more I had the Chicago Dog, my friend had a Cheesesteak & fries. Both were delicious Can't wait to return and try other things! I grew up in this area so I was so happy to see it thriving!

Never disappoints. The snap on their hotdogs... Make a…read moredecision and just come on in. Outdoor seating and private parking lot!!!!

10 out of 10 first off the food is amazing I can't believe I haven't been eating here before this…read moreis such a hidden gem the customer service is out of this world you can tell they truly care the vibes were soo good so much sitting and overall I truly don't understand how this place isn't busy every second because this is some of the best food I've had all year

The food was good, but the customer service was disappointing. The employees were rude and had…read moreattitudes that made the experience unpleasant. When you have teenagers or young adults working who don't care about the business or how they treat customers, it can ultimately hurt the business. If you're going to come to work with an attitude, you probably shouldn't be working in customer service. There are plenty of jobs, like working in a warehouse, where customer service isn't a major part of the job. Good food can only go so far when the people serving it make customers feel unwelcome.

I found this place because I had a taste for a hot dog and it was close by. The eatery is located…read morein the back of an Asian grocery store called Super H Mart. The food court area is beyond checkout, close to the exit. Once you order, they give you a receipt with an order number on it. When your food is done, they will call your number and there is an electronic box that displays the latest order number called. There is plenty of seating to sit down and eat. I ordered the potato dog, half mozza/half hot dog, and a cheddar dog. Now these K-dogs are huge! If I had known how big they were, I would have just ordered one. The potato dog is fried batter with pieces of potato and a wiener on the inside. If they had seasoned the batter, I would have enjoyed this so much more. Half mozzarella, half dog was really cheesy and good. It was like a giant mozzarella stick. I would definitely get this again except without the hotdog. I didn't care for the taste of the dogs. The cheddar dog was also very cheesy and good. They do give you the option to roll it in sugar, if you want. I really wish I had requested to one rolled in crushed flamin hot cheetos. All in all, the food was different from what I usually get but I'm so glad I tried it. If I ever find myself back here, I'm definitely getting the premium hot dog rolled in the flaming hot Cheetos.

My korean k dog came out burnt. Clerks tells me it's not.. this is not how korean corn dog looks…read moreand taste.

Good service . Casual ambiance. Food was just okay to me . Nothing special. I've eaten better hot…read moredogs. Wouldn't return. 3.5 stars

So I was here so I stopped in and got me a Coney. From the Midwest, Detroit, so Coney is a really…read morebig deal. So I wanted to see what it was about. It's in a food hall so where it's at you have free parking. It's a really nice building and it looks like it was a food hall building that won some awards for aesthetics so it's very nice to look at. You'll come in and there's nobody to greet you, but there are people walking around and people behind the stalls and you have plenty of options to pick from. And it's kind of a multi-room situation because one part of the establishment has a lot of the food hall stalls and the other part of it has a couple stalls, some rooms you can probably reserve, and a very large bar. They have plenty of specials on some signage screens so if you go in just be aware of that. They have events like happy hour and music being played on a live situation and some other thing so just keep that in mind. Anyway, specifically about the hot dog situation, I ordered and got a beeper when it was ready. I got it and it was okay. It seemed like it was more chilly than it was dog. And because I'm from Michigan, I'm very critical on what a Coney dog should be like. Do you want the hot dog to be covered but not drowned in the chili. So not that it's bad but as you can guess this got pretty messy LOL. I thought it was tasty. It's not like home but it was pretty good. When I try other hot dogs from there, I would actually. I definitely would. It was a pretty good experience because I got the wok and see what other places were there so that was nice. But I had to do the Coney because it reminded me a little bit of home LOL.

Love the service here! The food is always great, fresh, and delicious. The staff is always friendly…read moreand welcoming, and they make sure customers have a good experience. I always enjoy coming here and would definitely recommend this place to others!

As a frequent customer, I am extremely disappointed with the level of professionalism and customer…read moreservice at The Original Hot Dog Factory - South Fulton location. I visited this location regularly, often twice a week, because it was convenient to my job, and I genuinely wanted to support a Black-owned business. Unfortunately, I had an interaction with someone I understood to be the owner's wife that left me feeling deeply offended. During that interaction, I felt that my character was unfairly questioned and that I was accused of having an inappropriate relationship with her husband simply because I was a loyal customer. Whether intended or not, the experience was humiliating and completely changed my opinion of this establishment. No customer should leave feeling personally attacked or disrespected. I can no longer recommend this location based on how I was treated, and I hope management takes customer concerns and professionalism more seriously.

We enjoyed a BLT dog at the Saturday Chef's Market a Pullman Yards yesterday. They use quality…read morehotdogs, real fully cooked bacon, and a soft delicious bun. I loved it. I recommend checking them out.

Arrived at a local event without many supplies for options on menu. Vendor said they came from…read moreanother event - they came unprepared. Disappointed.