3 all the way right before closing time at 3 pm on a Saturday. Everything was still fresh, onions…read morecut perfectly, yellow mustard, just the right amount of celery salt. Sam's makes a damn good weiner.

Sam's is an old school NY System spot that definitely knows how to handle their business…read more As expected, the wieners were completely on point in every way. From the nicely steamed buns to the great quality weiner, served hot, to the perfect amount of mustard and tasty meat sauce with perfect texture to the finely chopped onions, this is how it's supposed to be. The onion rings were crispy and perfectly fried as well. Not greasy at all. Not homemade either but you're not really going to care that much because they are very tasty. The owner free handed and eyeballed the coffee milk right from a gallon jug into the cup to absolute perfect ratios. Much better than those places that have it on tap. This is a great spot for lunch if you're looking for some wieners and fries or onion rings. Super friendly service. Reasonable prices. Nice people all around. It's a great little, locally owned and operated business and those are becoming fewer and further apart nowadays. Support these kind of places or they will go away.

I've never had a bad meal at Spike's. It's always good, cheap and filling. It's a counter service…read morediner specializing in hot dogs with a 1950s vibe. I miss when Spike's had more locations like College Hill!

Best hot dogs ever! The bread is made fresh all day and the jumbo hot dogs are always fresh too. I…read morecan only eat two these days, but I think 4 was my max back in the day. I don't know how people can c get down 6 or more!

Solid stop at PVD! I appreciate their extensive hours since so many spots close early or open…read morelater. Quite a few hot dog options as well as some additional items like a grilled cheese. I like their mission of showcasing local food and drink, especially if you are not from RI. Employees were friendly and prices were resonable!

Friendly, attentive service in a spotless counter. The hot dogs were pretty darned good and the…read morepricing was better than expected for the airport location.

Old school joint doubling as a diner for breakfast fare and as slinger of hot wieners and burgers…read more -- Hot Wiener: Good version, griddled wiener in a steamed bun. I think shorter than Olneyville's, much more heavily seasoned, but with less celery salt. The meat sauce worked and the bun was soft and fresh. Can't go wrong here. -- Patty Melt: A dainty variety on thin white bread, with a thin, low grade burger patty and a minimal amount of condiments. Not bad, but even as a lover of patty melts, I would have preferred my friend's standard cheeseburger. -- Fries: The standard frozen variety, typical of diners, but well executed, served piping hot with crisp exteriors and fluffy interiors. -- Coffee Milk: Tall glass whose to tint made it hard to see how concentrated the coffee syrup was, but a good amount. Noticeably more sweet than most. Not cold though. Great atmosphere. Friendly staff. Comparisons to Olneyville NY System are inevitable. I prefer Olneyville across the board, but this place is certainly worthy of a return. The breakfast items I saw go by looked good.

For 30+ years this was 5 stars…read more New ownership saved one of my childhood favorites and I've been back multiple times since reopening. I can confidently say - 4 stars at best. Positive changes - bright decor, updated systems, and the takeout window - along with expanded hours. But - it's just not the same. So many people behind the counter but kitchen service is slower than it ever was before. Wieners sit on the grill, piled up and burn. Portions are drastically reduced. Breakfast prices are way up and the constant addition of new items - while make sense for new owners - have taken away the true identity of this local icon. Staff is still incredibly nice - although there are twice as many. Love the idea of merchandise and the lively atmosphere. But Saturday afternoons aren't the same. The magic is - not gone - but hidden under a shiny cloak of, dare I say, ego. Go from a partially nostalgic trip - enjoy the service - but you won't be racing back weekly.

Go get a hot wiener from this place. Go to this place even if you don't want a hot wiener. They do…read morein fact, have a yummy patty melt. Bob and his daughter, Megan run this place with pride and dedication. Awesome countertop and red booths. Go and help keep small businesses open!

Best fish & chips around bar none! Great service owner and waitresses very personable .read more

Fifth stop for the day. Second of the final three on today's RI FOOD FIGHTS Lord of the Pies run…read more Six pizzas total. By this point you start questioning your life choices, but then you walk into a place like Cosmic Pizza Steak & Weiners and remember why you're doing this. Cosmic Pizza was home base for Pilgrim High School kids back in the '80s. The place we'd hit after basketball and hockey games, when pizza was fuel and community was guaranteed. Walking in tonight felt like stepping into a time machine, except everything's been upgraded. The location moved down the street from the original spot. Cleaner now. More modern. Brighter. The kind of place that kept what mattered and improved everything else. And the pizza? Better than it was back then. The place was packed. Standing room only with about fifteen people waiting for orders despite the ovens running full tilt. Tables full, to go orders flying out the door. A neighborhood spot that's clearly still doing what it's always done, just evolved. Rob, the manager, runs the room like he's conducting an orchestra in the middle of a rush. The place is buzzing, hectic, absolutely humming with activity, but he's got it all under control. And somehow, in the middle of all that, he still takes the time to talk to you. Makes it clear how grateful he is that you showed up. That's not just good service. That's genuine hospitality under pressure. The pizza justifies the crowd. The crust is what stands out first. Super light, airy, crispy in a way that feels almost delicate but still has structure. Not thin crust territory but not thick either. Just right for what they're doing. The sauce brings herbs forward. Savory, not sweet. You can taste the seasoning, taste the intent behind it. The cheese is quality stuff, melts right, browns in the spots that matter. Whatever toppings you order are going to be good because they're clearly not cutting corners on ingredients. The operation itself is something to watch. Tons of people working, all moving fast, all under pressure. But every single one of them smiles. Acknowledges you. Makes it clear they're grateful you showed up. That's culture, not accident. That comes from the top down through Rob to everyone on the line. Nostalgia can mess with your judgment. Makes you think things were better than they were. But Cosmic proves you can go back and find something actually improved. The energy is the same. The community feel is the same. Everything else got better. The space, the food, the friendliness of everyone involved. Fifth pizza of the day, stomach protesting, and this one lands differently because of what it represents. A place that's been feeding a community for decades and somehow got better instead of coasting on history. Worth the wait. Worth the crowd. Worth coming back when you're not trying to eat six pizzas in one day. And we will.

If you haven't tried Cosmic yet, Id recommend. Easily of the best pizza and grinder spots I've had…read more It's a little small but still had plenty of benches for seating. Service was pretty quick and food is flavorful.

The waitress ignored us and after 20 min. we walked out. The waitress gave us rude remarks on the…read moreway out. Also, the place needed a good cleaning. I would never go back!

Found this place and the food is great. Best Hot Weiners I've ever had and the breakfast is very…read moregood as well as the customer service.

Pizza amazing extra crispy carriage And wings prices are…read morenot bad the service is fast through door dash

There appears to be two Joey 'O's... a pizzeria and a breakfast place. This review is for the…read morebreakfast place next to Jade Dragon, which is a solid breakfast. This tiny family owned restaurant is quickly becoming a staple for us between ice times at the nearby rink. It's got a wide variety of breakfast options from sweet to savory, and healthy as well. The servers are very attentive and definitely know their regular patrons. It's great to see a local joint like this continuing to thrive.

I attended a food truck event outside Crowne Plaza in RI and came across Bug Dog Eats food truck…read more The truck is well done with a picture of the owners dog. It was a husband and wife show and they both work very hard. Service was quick and easy. They also had drinks outside in a cooler, very convenient. I ordered the chili cheese dog and it was delicious. The bun was very thick and hot dog was very long.

Excellent service! EXCELLENT FOOD! BIG DOG EATS is the best food truck in RHODE ISLAND! Great…read moreplace to call for a corporate lunch or employee appreciation day!!!

Amazing little local joint in Warwick. Get the shake and any of their fries, you won't be…read moredisappointed.

Today is the second leg of the Rhode Island Food Fights WienerFest. Started at Axelrod's Fry Shack…read morein Warwick. The hot weiner was OK, although it pretty much goes against every thing that people complain about when they evaluate them... The onions aren't chopped right. The sauce was okay. The buns weren't the right kind. And these are more a hot dog than a weiner. But overall they were decent. If you're looking for a quick lunch they would be fine, especially with those fries. The fries were actually great, very tasty with a nice salt blend. So good in fact, that I suspect the burgers and chicken are probably pretty tasty and worth stopping by for. The service was really good as well. Very nice people work there. They probably don't sell a lot of wieners because they're one store away from Sam's, but they are not a total waste of time either. Mostly an order ahead or drive-thru place. It's kind of awkward if you walk up.