This hotdog is off the charts. The hotdog bun alone is worth a 5 star review. This place having a…read more3.6 on Yelp says a lot about how wrong Yelp can be. There's homemade ice cream here, and the bread pudding is top 5 I've ever had. And it's run by a little old lady with a full time job on the side! Wild! I'll be back. So glad I just happened to see the sign and hit the brakes in time.

The experience at "The Dog House" was uncomfortable to say the least. The woman running the stand…read morewas aggressive in her tone and impatient when taking orders. From the greeting (which there was none) to having her employee clean chairs around customers waiting for their food. While I can understand it was considerably hot and the 4th weekend... there was still a crowd of patrons that did not deserve to be treated the way we were. I cannot tell you if the food was enjoyable due to her lack of customer service.

HOT DOGS! Affordable, convenient, fast and piled high with fixins- customizable to your liking or…read moretry one of their signature dogs. Perfect for a quick no-frills lunch that hits the spot. I'll be back!

Went there one afternoon (their truck stand) as I was driving through Woonsocket. Wow finally and…read moreat last a clam cake and chowder joint that makes it like I remember clam cakes and chowder is supposed to be. Why is this a "lost art"? You cannot get good clam cakes anymore. Nor can you get good chowder. This place has both. If you're looking for clam cakes that are actually really good and not something you are forcing yourself to eat because you paid for it and it goes with chowder this is the place. What a delight it was to happen upon this place. All I needed after was a beach, an ocean and a boat to sail away on. But I was in the middle of Woonsocket.

10/10 would recommend. Everything was very tasty. The clam chowder and clam cakes were my favorite!…read moreEveryone was very friendly and welcoming. Definitely consider booking Micky G's for your next event. You won't regret it!

They have amazing hotdogs and sausages! Perfect for enjoying outside in the summer months. They…read moreoffer delicious specials and can even cater to vegetarians too! I've been waiting all winter for them to return. The wait is over! Yay!

Just drove here. This place is closed. On my way down 93 going through Manchester. Did a Yelp…read morereview. This place looked great. Drove to it. It's not here. It's closed

It's not just Tuesday, it's Rueben Tuesday. And Friday's aren't just Friday. It's Jambalaya…read moreFridays. Both the Rueben and bowl of Jambalaya are man-sized, so they are good values at $6 a piece with chips and a drink. But Mark doesn't scrimp on quality. He uses nothing but the best ingredients.

Without a doubt, the best lunch in Manchester. Chicken and Cheese Syrian is AWESOME. I wanna try…read moreother stuff but just keep getting it. Dogs always look good though.

This was the first annual New London Food Truck Festival, a joint event sponsored by the Town of…read moreNew London Recreation Department and the New London Rotary Club. The proceeds from the event will be shared to support youth recreation in New London as well as college and trade scholarships, literacy initiatives, and special charitable assistance by the Rotary Club. This year's event was a mid-scale plan and hosted 11 food trucks ranging from French fries and hamburgers to Burmese food. It was a superb and eclectic variety of food. The weather cooperated as it was an absolutely gorgeous day. However, the size of the crowd exceeded all expectations and over 1,200 people showed up to enjoy a delicious array of food The busiest truck was perhaps a grilled cheese truck that was the favorite with children and there was easily a 45-minute wait to get food. Next to it, a Home made French fries truck was also commanding half hour waits. On the other side, a Jamaican food truck, a Cajun truck, and a seafood truck with amazing lobster rolls were some of the salient ones. Towards the middle, a Burmese food stand and a cupcake dessert truck were available. Two great local establishments also made a hit. Grounds Coffeehouse provided muffins and gluten-free bakery items and fresh-roasted coffee. And Salt Hill Pub's local brew selections were presented in a fenced-in area. It absolutely rocked this year. And next year it's going to be even better.

This was hands down the worst hot dog I have ever eaten in my life…read more My boyfriend and I are the type to seek out any place new, local, hole-in-the-wall... we like a good culinary adventure. This place is a trailer by the side of the road, so naturally we were intrigued. We stopped for lunch on a Saturday afternoon. There was more than just hot dogs on the menu, including grilled cheese, chicken fingers, and burgers. Since the place was titled for its hot dogs, that's what we decided to go with. We got a chili cheese dog and a bacon and onion dog. The prices were a little high at about $3.50 each, so we were expecting something decent. Our food came out in a totally reasonable amount of time, and we sat to eat on a picnic table on a small back deck. The buns were cold and so were the hot dogs, and the dogs looked like they never touched a grill but were merely microwaved. The chili was ok but tasted like it came out of a can and the cheese was not melted. Even more disappointing was the onion bacon dog with its cold diced onions and BACON BITS from a jar! At the absolute minimum for $3.50 I expected pieces of real bacon. Now I know this is a small place on the side of 125 meant for truckers and local diesel mechanics working down the road, but I think even they expect better than this!

This place is croissant heaven; super flaky, buttery, and loaded with creative flavors that make it…read morehard to pick just one. It's a small pop-up style bakery with a cozy feel, perfect for grabbing pastries and a good coffee to start your morning or treat yourself mid-day. Everything I've tried has been delicious, and you can tell a lot of care goes into the baking. It does get busy and certain items sell out, so going earlier is definitely a plus. Overall, a fantastic spot in Pawtucket for anyone who loves pastries, I'd happily recommend Butterbang to friends and visitors.

I'm obsessed with croissants and it can be hard to find ones that meet my exacting standards. They…read moreshould be airy, light, crunchy, flaky, buttery...but often they are doughy or insubstantial or greasy or too soft. Butterbang's are actually perfect. The best I have ever had! That's saying a lot because I have sampled many, many croissants. The Yum roll was melt-in-your- mouth delicious with the perfect balance of sweet with a hint of salt, crunchy around the edges and topped with a delightful creamy drizzle of caramel. The plain croissants were perfectly fluffy and flaky. The almond square was pure heaven with a deep almond flavored frangipane surrounded by crunchy layers. The bakery itself is really cute. You can get a chance to meet the owner and gaze upon the glorious bounty of pastries available. You do have to subscribe to order so check out the Butterbang instagram.

Joe's hot dogs is great. Me and my son went to him as he was packing up and he took care of us…read more Thanks Joe!!

I stopped by today for the combo ...two dogs, chips, and a drink. Joe serves excellent hot dogs…read morewith a good selection of toppings at a great price. I will be coming back.

Pre Biden prices and portions. So refreshing to find a great spot that you can rely on multiple…read moretimes a week. Highly recommend.

Located at Cassidy field in Medway, not to be confused with Cassidy Lane which is also in Medway on…read morethe other side of town. I will never understand why they did that. Ah, Rooney's. What is there to say? The best burgers, dogs, popcorn and slush in town at very reasonable prices. They also sell pizza from a local pizza shop which is a nice change if you're all burgered out. The pizza is always hot and fresh, too. This year they started making a very respectable grilled cheese as well. Nothing enticing you yet? Consider this: probably three nights out of seven, my husband eats one of their soft pretzels for dinner. They're awesome. The value is great. You can feed three kids for like twelve bucks. I have done it, probably far too many times than is good for anyone, but it beats negotiating bites of veggies at home with your youngest child while simultaneously screaming at your oldest to get all their baseball stuff together and into a bag because they're already 10 minutes late for warmups. We've all been there, am I right? And as for your husband, he can buy his own soft pretzel, because clearly you have enough to worry about. You can get 20 pieces of the most delicious gum in the world for a dollar. And you will definitely need all twenty pieces in a single day or night because a piece loses its flavor in about .023 seconds. If you're an adult, you spit the old one out and pop another. If you're a kid, you just jam two more into your craw to pep up the existing piece. If you think I'm kidding, take a look at some of the ballplayers in the complex. At any given moment, the average kid has 8-10 pieces shoved in their mouths. Isn't that part of the fun, though? If early-onset TMJ isn't your thing, but you still want something sweet, they have lots of delicious candy and soda too. The people who work there are all great. Mostly a volunteer staff of parents and surprisingly unsurly teens. Rooney's: come for the food, stay for the opportunity to get hit by a foul ball from a game you're not even watching.