Dogtown is the Northeast cheat code for satisfying a serious In-N-Out craving. If you know, you…read moreknow. My go-to order is the Dogtown Burger with two patties, extra cheese, no lettuce or tomato, grilled onions cooked well done, and plenty of Dogtown spread. Pair that with well-done fries topped with two slices of American cheese, spread, and grilled onions, and you've basically unlocked a full California-style burger experience without leaving the East Coast. The Bethel location really nails the vibe. They grill the patties in mustard and serve fresh, snappy green chilies on the side, just like the classic West Coast spots. It's the little details that make it feel authentic. Milford is excellent too, but Bethel gets the edge for those extra touches. The meat is consistently fresh, the burgers are messy in the best way possible, and the fries hit that perfect balance of crispy, cheesy, and indulgent. If you're chasing that Animal Style flavor in the Northeast, Dogtown absolutely delivers.

Food was fantastic. Prices are unbelievable reasonable. Everything is under $10 which you see…read moreliterally nowhere anymore and the food is real. The cheese sauce is homemade. The relish is clearly homemade, and the hotdog are perfectly sized and done.

(Last visited in September of 2023.) Hanging out in New Haven, CT after doing some day-drinkin' and…read moreit's time to soak up the alcohol before we head back home so we stopped into Jordan's Hot Dogs & Mac who have been around for over a decade to see what it's hittin' for! Atmosphere/Appearance: No frills. Straightforward comfort food spot. TVs on the wall, black wooden paneling, some beat-up booths, bright-lighting and loud music. Lol. You're here for the food, nothing else. Service: You go up to the counter to order your food then it's brought out to you so nothing crazy, but very simple. Food: I got to sample quite a few things here, so let's go through them, but first I just want to let y'all know that this is a B.Y.O.B. spot! Woo! The O.G. Mac Dog: It's macaroni & cheese, bacon, jalapenos on an all-beef hot dog. There were so many different hot dogs to choose from, but I had to go with the original. This was SO FLAVORFUL. It tasted like a Nathan's dog, (but is actually a Hormel's dog), but altogether it was fantastic. The mac & cheese was creamy, the bacon was crispy and the jalapenos added just a hint of spice and a little acid. This would be the perfect thing to sober you up after a day/night of partying. Sweet Potato Fries: These were cool. They were crispy and very simple. They could use a bit more salt, but it was all good. Onion Rings: These didn't look like they were made here and that's fine. It's like I've seen these before at other restaurants and that's okay. Restaurants get stuff from the same suppliers so it saves them time. Moving on... Lemon Pepper Wings: These were a dry rub and the wings were crispy. These were very lemon-y and I liked that compared to them being too salty. The flavors were balanced very well. Garlic Parmesan Wings: These were delicious. The ingredients were caked on and that's always a good sign. It was creamy and the parmesan was a bit stronger than the garlic. It tasted like there was some extra hidden ingredients like a ranch or something that was in there, but I couldn't quite put my finger on it. I wish there was a bit more balance there, but it's all good. I liked them. Sweet Chili: These were not your traditional "sweet chili" wings. They had a Buffalo flavor aspect that I really enjoyed and I was literally licking my fingers after eating these! Jordan's Glaze: Another delicious flavor. The wings were excellent. There was a good hoisin flavor here that presented itself up front which gave a sweet, salty, umami flavor and was well-balanced. Philly Cheesesteak: On their cheesesteak is sliced sirloin, grilled onions, grilled mushrooms, jalapenos and cheese wiz. The bun was nice and soft. It was executed so well. The Maillard reaction on the little bits of steak added an extra touch that I really enjoyed. Though.. the sandwich as an entirety was a bit salty. Banana Pudding: This was really good, but comparing it to the best I've ever had (Magnolia Bakery), but this was EXCELLENT. The wafers were soft, but I was just hoping for a little more banana. Strawberry Banana Pudding: Everything mentioned above, but a little more exotic with the bold strawberry flavors. Really, really good. Value: The food is cheap, but doesn't necessarily taste like it. You won't blow your budget here and that's kinda the point. Without all the frills and overhead, Jordan's is allowed to bring you comfort foods and they can solely focus on the flavors. In conclusion, I loved it here. The food will stick to your ribs. Lol. But visit here in moderation. There's a reason they've been here for so long and I'm so happy I got the chance to check them out.

My food did not look remotely close to any advertised photos. The wings were cooked hard and not…read morevery saucy, the steak and cheese featured melted and shredded cheese and was cooked soft and flavorless. The fries were unnecessarily crispy and tasted as though they had been cooked in dirty grease. The pros: The lemonade was super sweet but good. There were three booths for families, in addition to seats facing 3 televisions for individuals. I personally would not return or recommend.

No photo tonight. I had to basically be in and out of New Haven tonight as I don't have much time…read morebetween train and bus to begin with, but should I come back in the future when I have more time I will take photos. But then what about coming here if I was in such a hurry? Well, I actually learned of this place's existence when I was going to do the Taichi Tea Elite Experience only to find that I had never been confirmed in that event. But after looking at earlier Taichi Tea reviews that day and finding a reviewer who reviewed both that place and this one, I knew this place needed my visit at some point. Also, I had to wait till tonight to come in big part because I had been on medical recovery from a stomach infection since last month, so I wanted to make sure I was feeling better first so I could give this place the best chance possible to excel. Tonight was actually my 3rd time ordering through the Yelp app, but the other 2 times had mixed results. One place confirmed my order while the other canceled twice, so this order was also a test to see if ordering through Yelp was reliable or not. Through God's good graces, this was a success! Service from the employees there was pretty friendly to boot too. So far so good! Now let's get into my order. I ordered three dogs (the Classic, the Mozzarella Cheddar, and then the Squid Ink half and half). All told, I paid $24.77, and that amount includes a $6.55 tip. So yes, this place is actually quite affordable in New Haven! And boy oh BOY are these three worth it! Before I continue, I will remark another dog with the potato crusting done on it. That looked pretty gas (is that a term kids use these days?). I started with the Squid Ink, and honestly, what they did with that thing is genius! The breading is black as squid ink should be, and the hot dog portion at the bottom is crated in such a way to resemble a squid's tentacles (sorry Squidward). It was fire! For the classic, I dipped that in honey mustard, one of my favorite condiments to have on any hot dog. It was pretty good too. And the mozzarella cheddar finished it off! All three were really good! If I had to pick my favorite, I'd say the Squid Ink dog is definitely the winner of the night. I just can't get over how awesome that creativity was. It was more than an "Oh K-Dog". It was an "Oh My God, These Dogs Rule" K-Dogs! I said what I said. Good night everybody!

Reallly wanted to like it but the jot dog didn't taste like a good quality beef dog. And it wasn't…read moreas good as others ive had in other places. Inside of restaurant was partially used for storage. Felt sticky inside. Not inviting to eat in. On positive note, the eggs were cooked perfectly. And I was eye witness to good handwashing!

I highly recommend the pork chops and Italian Sausage. It's simple food but made really well. You…read morecan choose from simple sauces like ketchup, BBQ sauce, and mustard and toppings like onion or sauerkraut. I usually don't like pork because I often get leathery, dry meat with many other dishes I order but the porkshops here were lightly charred on the outside with a smokey flavor infused throughout. You don't need any sauce with it. It is perfect as is! The Italian Sausage was very flavorful with the smokey flavor and seasonings in the meat. I added sauerkraut to mine to offset some of the saltiness of the meat. He doesn't cut up the sausage until you order. Then he grills it a little extra before he packs it into a bun for you. Both items come in a standard hotdog bun. At $3, these hot and fast meals are a real win. Regular hotdog is just $1. His hours are usually around 10:30am-5:30pm but vary a bit depending on when he drives over. He also sometimes takes a while to setup.

I've been going here since they were on crown street. Their hot dogs are the BOMB. Sometimes they…read morestock out of mochi. The owner and staff are friendly. Store is small but always clean.

Properly prepared dogs, but way off-balanced…read more Spot #5 of 6 in our hot dog trek, and we were in probably the swankiest place we've been thus far. This place is very affluent, so there's lots of shopping opportunities in this area. tucked in the parking lot of one of these places is a large duplex-sized place called Jakes, which has a ton of good press online. We go in, and the place is somewhat dim. The place is small but very dark. It kind of reminds me of a collectables shop in terms of the ambiance. Functional, but not very inviting. The menu has pretty much all hot dogs, and lots of them. The sheer amount of unique dogs is impressive. This being one of our later stops in our trek, we opted for a chicken teriyaki dog and a Seattle dog for comparisons. The food comes out quick, we take pics and dig in. First off, the hot dog to bun ratio was way off. the hot dogs were way too small for the bun, which was very evident with the Seattle dog. So you would get lots of bread with a little bit of dog on each bite. Second, the hot dogs were actually very salty. This usually has no real bearing on the dish, since I do like my salt. The problem being that the two hot dogs we got had high salt condiments on them (bacon and chicken teriyaki). the combo of salt on salt just lead to some very salty bites. The dogs themselves were prepared properly. I do enjoy the split and grill method of dog cooking. but there was a major lack of balance with the two we got. If we got hot dogs that had other non-salty ingredients, then these dogs would be good. but as prepared, they were a little off. It's an option if you want a hot dog, I would probably avoid the two that we got unless you like salty dogs.

Great service and great food! My buddies and I ordered cheeseburgers, mozzarella sticks, and a…read morecheesesteak all were a 5/5! Highly recommend if you're in the area!

This is always a quick and easy stop in. I love the gyro and the O burger. They really haven't…read morechanged in many years. The drinks have transitioned to Pepsi products which offers a nice upgrade. Ordering is easy at the counter and they call out your order number when ready to pick up. Interior renovations to add more booths are a nice touch.

best Georgia hotdogs great service. been going here for the past 6 years the taste and flavors are…read moreamazing and don't forget to add EVERYTHING on it . Best 4$ you'll ever spend.

I always have a great hotdog sometimes Georgia hot,today had one that was bad,ate half throw rest…read moreaway to the birds, because the younger brother was giving his older brother a break. He would never served that to dog only Birds shame on you.

kinda bland. Maybe dogs were sitting in water too long? Ok for a street vender when you need to…read morefill a void in an empty stomach.

Fantastic hot dog stand, around since 1982 and a local fixture with court personnel. The outdoor…read morecharcoal grill is a nice touch that adds that quintessential chargrilled flavor to tasty Italian sausage and pork and chicken shish kebabs. Prices are affordable and incredibly reasonable in this day and age - where else can you get 2 hot dogs with chips and a soda for just $6.50 in a downtown setting these days? The other menu items max out at $4 a piece. Plus it's nostalgic to then walk down the street into the park on a nice sunny day and sit on a bench to eat your piping hot sandwiches. The owner is also really nice and wouldn't let me leave a tip; he just asked that we come back regularly! Best quick lunch ever.

Seafood was really good -- fresh and flavorful. Prices were fair for the quality, and overall it…read morewas a solid experience. I'd definitely go back.

Ambiance. Tear down. Food. Tasteless clam strips. Probably…read more Morton's from Stop&Shop frozen food section. Service very nice.