Couldn't wait to get my hands on some items from The Little Hot Dog Wagon. I noticed the logo in…read morethe food court a while ago, but wasn't sure when it would be opening. I stopped by today when I overheard a colleague mention that they were serving customers. It excited me even more when I saw vegan dogs and sausage on the menu! I got the Vegan Hot Dog combo which comes with fries, sauerkraut and a fountain drink. I subbed my waffle fries for sweet potato fries for an additional $1. For the whole meal, it was roughly $21 with tip and tax. Being in a mall food court, I wasn't expecting that hefty of a price. However, if we're being real, it was one of the most delicious hot dogs I've ever eaten. The roll was buttered and had some sweetness to it. Fries were super crispy and hot. I even had the employee making my food walk my tray over to the table I was seated at. She smiled and said, "I hope you enjoy it!". The staff were friendly and extraordinarily welcoming. I peeped the homemade vegan cookies and carrot cake (my fave) so I will be back to try those. This is not an everyday lunch spot but I'm looking forward to several visits when I feel like treating myself.

Disclaimer: this review was originally posted last week and then Yelp moved it to a business of the…read moresame name but in NY with the same owner and phone number. Now Yelp has added this business with no reviews to the right place so I cut and pasted my original review here. Hope it stays. So I was walking to the Reading Terminal Market (see my Review!) and cut through the Fashion District. Lo and behold, The Little Hot Dog Wagon was open! I've seen the sign up for a while and was anticipating the opening, which happened to be today. I wanted to try the place out, but today is a Friday in Lent and I don't do vegan meat which they offer. However, they had a "Wild Caught Salmon Burger" which definitely fit the bill for me. Being opening day, there were a lot of staffers making the orders and all were friendly if not a little discombobulated being the first day and the oil in the machine of running a restaurant was not fully smoothed out yet. But, even with the minor headaches of semi-long waits and orders delivered out of order everyone was excited to have a new opportunity within the food court. I ordered what turned out to be the most expensive item on the menu as it was the combo meal of the Wild Caught Salmon Burger. It came with waffle fries, sauerkraut, and a choice of water or soda. I was hoping to get the special pineapple lemonade but was unable to substitute and was not paying an additional $5 for it. Others were in large numbers, though. I got my meal to go, and once back to my office was prepared to see how good the food was. The waffle fries ended up being quite cold and bland. But, the Salmon Burger was outstanding! Huge pieces of salmon coupled with the lettuce, tomato, and mayo on a decent bun made my lunch so good. I was full and happy. Additionally, the sweet sauerkraut was excellent, too. They promote it as a special to them recipe and you can buy jars of it if you wish. I should have. I hope to see the long lines continue for this newest business and would like to try the hot dogs or fried chicken sandwich someday. A bit on the expensive side for lunch as a combo. $22.98 for the salmon burger, fries, kraut, and water. If I got the salmon burger alone it would be $13 before taxes, so $10 for fries and a water with kraut doesn't seem like a deal although it is about a $4 savings if priced à la cart if I had a soda. Best of luck to The Little Hot Dog Wagon!

The photo doesn't do it justice, but the poutine was delicious! My friend got the cheeseburger…read morefries and said they were great too. It's a little awkward when you're waiting for your food, but it's similar to most of the other spots in the market.

I love the service, and it is the best place in the market, however they should add orange soda to…read morethe drink menu

This is the best hot dog around. I really enjoyed the chili…read more I'm not messing around when I tell you this hot dog is up there with Rutt's Hut. The chili was nice.

Delicious hole in the wall breakfast food. I was able to get a BEC on a kaiser roll and a side of…read morehome fries for $11. The sandwich was great and I would get the home fries crispier next time. You cannot beat the price or the homey feel, especially given how expensive other spots around the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown are. I absolutely would get the sandwich again. Not a lot of frills, minimal seating, and brisk service but I def would go back.

Lucky's is THE best burger in Philly. They have a super unique menu with PBnJ burgers, Mac and…read moreCheese, Truffle, you name in. Their sides of tots and fries are incredible, perfectly seasoned and crispy. The burgers are smash-style so you have the option to go for a single or double. The prices are completely reasonable for the area, about 20 bucks for a burger and a side. While I've only done take out, the space is cool with plenty of seating and a welcoming staff. They've got the takeout game done right with packaging and it automatically recommends you put sauces and dips on the side so everything stays fresh. Lucky's is my number on recommendation for a burger in the city.

It's always correct to go here. Great and friendly service. Nicely priced items. And honestly a…read moregood vibe. It's just an easy place, with good food. Bring a friend and go.

I could NOT stop seeing the beautifully baked or roasted wings at this restaurant. So, I purchased…read morea pound of Spicy and Sweet Buffalo wings. And they were surprisingly hot but not tender. The sauce held all of the flavor. So, it led me to believe the chef fight season the chicken at all. If I go back, then I'll definitely get some blue cheese. Because they don't have any.

I asked for Kielbasa with sauerkraut, I mabey received 3 shreds of sauerkraut, I really wanted…read morethat. Mac n cheese was barely edible, frozen corn. Counter people nice

Hopped on the Korean hot dog trend! I didn't realize I could get one with just cheese inside so I…read morestopped in today to grab a potato mozzarella variation. It tasted like a regular corn dog without the beef. There was definitely some sweet and salty action happening in the outside potato coating and I enjoyed it. I wasn't expecting to like it as much as I did. It was filling, too. Picked up two mochi donuts as well to snack on later - cookies & cream and Ube. I'm looking forward to trying them. Establishment was clean and the employee at the front was kind and helpful. I took a hot dog to go and she suggested heating it up in the air fryer to keep the cheese melty. A little pricey for four items but these are foods you only have once in a blue so I'm not mad about it.

We were passing by and bought a fruity pebbles mochi donut. Tastes nice and light and just like…read more the cereal. I'd like to try the rice dogs next time.

There's not much detail to go into as this is a hot dog stand open for limited take out hours…read moreduring the pandemic. But for a little take out place they cook up a good variety with over 20 different types of hot dogs inspired by different regional cuisines. In my initial visit I went with the Detroit Coney and sweet potato fries. And with a surprisingly reasonable price-portion ratio (rare for The Bourse) I am looking forward to trying a lot more.

the food was awful! I had a burnt roll - the hot dog had no taste - the mustard and sauerkraut were…read moreok the baked beans had a taste to them that made me think they were old - I was afraid they were spoiled in some way I did not eat them the Uber Eats menu only offered a "milkshake" no choice of flavor - I was sent a white drink - it was not ice cream - it tasted like what you get at McDonald's and it cost $7!! it was cold and white and tasteless!! I am shocked that - nothing - was edible - I had to throw it all away and order from someplace else how do you stay in business?

Ideal blue collar fare. Good price for delicious made-to-order grub. French fries are dropped in…read morethe oil when you ask for them (not a moment sooner) and come out piping hot and crispy. The hot dogs are seared on the flat top and loaded up with toppings. Brisket sandwich is on point. And the owner & staff are great! I'm grateful that they've chosen to brighten my lunch hours. If you're reading this, thank you!!

I've come to Bubby's for many years for breakfast and lunch until my job moved to another section…read moreof the City. Now I so miss everything Bubby. I happened to be in the area for a meeting and said I just had to stop and get one of my favorites from Bubby's - the chicken cutlet hoagie. You watch the plentiful cutlets being breaded on the spot before being fried and placed in the hoagie roll with any trimmings and cheese you may want. They also do awesome Philly cheesesteaks, hot sausages, hot dogs, and you name the breakfast sandwich and he can probably make it. They also have the sides like fries or onion rings. Or maybe oatmeal or grits. The homemade lemonade is the bomb. Bubby's is so much better than any Wawa. The place is super small and there's no tables...just enough room for about six to wait standing inside the sliding glass door if it's cold and windy or rainy. You have to be patient as lines sometimes get long, but moves quickly. Prices are very reasonable. CASH ONLY! Boy, do I miss Bubby's. I wish he opened up near me! That homemade chicken cutlet hoagie was superb. Yum!

Best pretzel I have ever had but full disclosure, I haven't had that many pretzels. It was hot,…read moresoft, salty and what I believe a perfect pretzel should be. We also got a lemonade that was very good. The sweetness and tanginess complimented the pretzel very well. Not the best lemonade I ever had but still really good.

The service was amazing and place was cute…read more The pretzels from the original and cinnamon were soft, baked all the way and melted on my tongue. I only got the ham and cheese one and omg it's was amazing. The only thing I would dock points were that the person in the back was wearing gloves then touch the handle to put stuff in the oven then touch a nasty towel and didn't switch his gloves or wash his hands then started touching non Cooked food. Food safely is the most important thing in any restaurant.