Our server was Ja' Nessa and she was an absolute peach. She tended to our needs and answered all of…read moreour questions. The food was very good! The pirogies were so tasty! I loved the paprika and sour cream sauce. I ordered the roast beef sliders with the horseradish aioli on the side. They were amazing! I wish I could cook roast beef like these sliders. (I learned about the sliders on their website promotions page.) My husband had the Classic Hot dog with macaroni and cheese. He ate every bite! We ordered the Lemon Strudel with ice cream for dessert. I loved the signed buns hanging on the walls. Fun decor! I am glad that I was able to come here for the very first time.

back up north to sit and visit with my cousin whom I haven't seen in far too long. she has a place…read moreon the lake by the yacht club but is having work done inside so this was convenient. the original Tony Packo's: hungarian before anyone knew what hangry was. there's a gift shop and some M*A*S*H stuff and some tourist traffic but mostly it's me and the locals supporting local business. Lauri laughs when I say it smells like Ohio when walking in; woody and old and alive in all its dim lighting and kitsch. tables are nice for groups but it's just us so we sit at the bar and we get a Packo's Feast plus an extra cabbage roll - we're here catching up so 'food' was more of a place for meeting than a reason, but get an extra cabbage just the same. hand rolled seasonal beefs and porks and rice wrapped in cabbages and simmered in a thick tomatoey sauce, plated lightly sauced with hot pickles on the side - man these are good. the hot dogs are more like smoke sausage than weiners and split because that's how it's done; plus onions, kraut, and yellow mustard (just like god intended) under a generous slather of dog sauce plus hot pickles on the side. cup of chili comes with an equal amount of baby oyster crackers in second a bowl. now i shall spend the afternoon musing on a simpler place in time. the last law of thermodynamics states that food is cold at the same temperature where beer is warm. but good food will still be good at room temperature or even out of the fridge (a few items test the hypothesis but don't break it) so sit and talk and listen, the food will still be there...

If you are an adventure traveler this is a must visit spot in Tiffin. The nostalgia of the building…read moreadds to the vintage homey feel of a road side iconic Americana. What can be more America than a hot dog? Not just any hot dog but a proprietary dog, one live I've never had before. I had a foot long with chili and onions and the dog was delicious, meaty and flavorful. The bun was a surprise, it was nothing short of perfection. And the chili was astounding! Just a hint of nutmeg or something along with just a hint of sweet and a hint of heat. I had a root beer and again it was another treat to this full blown American experience. Walk up to the counter and meet one of their friendly helpful workers who happily Shepards you through your order. I wish I was local because this would be my go to place of a hot dog or other roadside treats. Oh I did try the chips later in my hotel and I was slightly disappointed. They weren't bad but not the hot dog flavor I was expecting. Also, they were broken up pretty badly. I still say try them yourself.

Love the nostalgia of Jolly's! It's cheap and good coneys and root beer made in house…read more I had a regular chili hot dog. My husband and dad had sloppy joes. Very tasty. I'm glad we stopped in. Counter service and a small seating area.

Have stopped at the food truck a few times. Always fabulous. Hard to get to it when we're in the…read morearea since we don't live close by. But when we can stop, we certainly do! We've had the Mac n cheese and many of the dogs. Everything is fabulous. Never disappoints.

YES. This vegan food truck is known for their house made hot dogs which are available in a variety…read moreof iterations, including: -the Improv (ketchup, mustard, sweet relish, onion) -the Jon Stewart (sauerkraut, 1000 island) -the Chicago (mustard, relish, tomato, pickle, sport peppers, celery salt) -the 313 (coney sauce, chz sauce, onion) In addition to hot dogs (which you absolutely SHOULD try because DELICIOUS) they offer sides and accompaniments such as: -stacked fries (topped with coney sauce, chz sauce, ranch, pickled jalapeños) -mac N chz (no explanation needed) -tofu dippers (battered and fried, served with dipping sauces) Pricing is quite reasonable for a vegan food truck serving house made items, which the majority of their offerings are. My only complaint is that they're based in Toledo, which is very far from me so I won't get to enjoy them as often as I would prefer.

The food is amazing and the root beer is too, the waitresses were nice and friendly, and the…read moreambiance, even though most of the experience is in the car it's still amazing.

Won't come back. I normally go to Vince's, but they were closed. This place has no menu, or prices…read moreup front, just your bill after you order. And the menu consists of dogs, chips and root beer. No fries. When I ordered my almost 3 year old a hot dog with ketchup and mustard it was so overly loaded with ketchup that he could not feed himself, and I had to hold the dog and feed him. Absolutely ridiculous. For 5 dogs and a large root beer, it was $17. The dogs were meh. The service was not worth the tip I had to give before service was completed. Smh. I won't do that again. I had to flag down another server in order to get the tray on the window taken back so I could leave. My server never came back after she got her money.

Neat little place we have been meaning to visit for a while. What stood our most was wathcing the…read morecook prepare everything. You could tell he took so much care to get everything right....meticulously grilling some onions and getting sauces on just right. I knew it was going to be good. Excellent steamed/grilled dogs with a nice snap. Good portion sizes for everything. (we shared fries among two with plenty to spare). ~$7 for a hotdog with alot of topings isn't too bad at all these days. Pretty sure the fries/wagonwheels are cut fresh and they come out HOT! and crispy with soft insides. The only minor downsides I found were the buffalo wagonwheels while perfectly cooked seemed to lack the seasoning and the soft drinks are sold by the can which I don't prefer. Otherwise, an excellent family meal place.

Such great hotdog spot! This is my second time visiting and it didn't disappoint. We got the Elvis,…read moreBYO, and junkyard dog, which has great coleslaw. Love the fries. Will have to come back to try the hamburger. Good service and clean restaurant.

I enjoyed my burger and fries that I had here. It was simple but good. The service was efficient…read moreand friendly and the place had a casual ambiance with a decent amount of seating.

I'm a former restaurant manager and this restaurant is definitely mismanaged…read more My family's food sat on the counter, getting cold, while I waited 7 minutes for one order of onion rings. My main issue is the Manager was making burgers our entire time in the store. (30 minutes) That is not the job of a restaurant manager. She should be expediting. It's her job to run the store, not hiding in the burger line. If she didn't hide making food, she could help her employees maintain a high standard of service.

The best chili dogs around, hands down. Love that the sauce is thick and mostly meat, and not that…read moresweet, runny tomato sauce other places use. Fries are always hot and fresh, and the Netty's Freeze is the BEST! Been coming here every season for 15 years and it's amazing every time.

Food is good. But the three tiny, paper-thin napkins they give you to tackle a fully loaded chili…read moredog with a soggy bun? Absolutely perfect. Nothing enhances the dining experience quite like trying to clean up a chili-covered crime scene with three squares of tissue paper. And if you're thinking, "No problem, I'll just wash my hands," you're in for another treat. The availability of a bathroom--or even a sink--is truly unsurpassed. Mainly because there isn't one. Good food, though. Just come prepared: bring your own napkins, wet wipes, and possibly a jug of water