Great place. Authentic neighborhood cafe and lunch counter. Super atmosphere, friendly staff,…read moreexcellent food, reasonably priced. Had to try the legendary hotdog. Cute little thing, good tangy meat sauce on it. My wife had eggs for breakfast, done up just right. Good coffee. Recommend to anyone, but especially afficionados of classic neighborhood joints.

Went here for breakfast on a Saturday morning and there were plenty of tables and seats at the…read morecounter. Their breakfast menu is quite extensive for a restaurant known for its hot dogs - everything from omelets to breakfast sandwiches, pancakes and French toast. I ordered a ham and cheese omelet, which came with toast and home fries, and my boyfriend got the hot dog omelet. Both were great and really filling. I'd like to try their pancakes next time. The staff is super friendly, service is quick and it is CASH ONLY!

Based on Yelp math with 77 reviews for hot dogs and 29 for sausage I should have diversified more,…read morebut I did enjoy my three hot dogs. One was plain and two were "the works". It's cash-only and has an extremely short menu. No pear and goat cheese salad here. The service was quick and friendly and I was delighted to find this unique old-timey spot.

I recommend the mini dogs with the works. Meat sauce, onions, mustard I believe. There sausage…read morepatties are good too. We got our food in minutes. They have a walk up window for take out.

The Cohoes location is reopen after the fire last year. It's clean and was super quick to get our…read morefood. My fam shared 15 mini dogs with the works (mustard, onion and chili sauce), twister fries and onion rings. Everything was yummy and fairly cheap (paid less than $40 for all that). Very tiny dining area inside but quite a few tables outside. Good choice for quick and cheap eats!

Food is expensive now since they reopened 2 sodas, cheese fries, and 2 hot dogs $20.38. I ordered…read moremy soda with no ice and I was given it with more ice than soda. When I pointed it out I was explicitly told that they couldn't and wouldn't pour me a new one because and I quote "once the soda is put on the counter I would have to purchase a new one!" Over priced and terrible customer service. They lost my service.

The Dog Haus in Clifton Park has the best onion rings in town. The Chili the Kid with a brat is my…read morego to with a cheese burger slider. Don't get me started on the beer selection- it's HUGE. For get Druthers across the parking lot. Go to the Dog Haus.

Clean, well staffed, excellent spot for a delicious meal in the afternoon. We sat outside (it's…read morequieter). Good time.

This place is closed. I was so disappointed after I drove 7.1 miles to get a 5 star chili dog that…read moreMister Onions is no longer in business.

I just put up six photos of the Mister Onions hut at 501 Columbia Turnpike, Rensselaer, NY but it's…read morereally East Greenbush. Susie Powell, the great food critic for the Times Union, turned me on to this place which I visited when the weather was warmer. I had to go. As I said under the photos: the dogs are great, way better than what you get at a ball park! Steamed. The kraut, Bobby Sirigano the owner of Mr. O's says, he adds nothing to, but it is JR, that is, just right. Here is a tel number (Bobby's cell) 518-375-9112. The hours have been: 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m Friday and Saturday, closed Sunday. It's a walk back into time but like Kansas City, everything's up to date! If you're a mutt fan, this is for you. I am and it is for me! Bon Appétit. Plus Bobby's the real deal.

I haven't been to hot Charlie's in years. I moved to San Antonio Texas in 1971 but I've been here a…read morefew times in between had three hotdog with the works mustard, onions and chili sauce. They were wonderful just like I remembered if you're from out of town or from here make sure you stop at hot dog Charlie's.

My holy grail spot to get a mini hot dog. the meat sauce is great and the dog doesn't disappoint…read more 103 years old and still going strong for a reason.

Burgers were small (almost like White Castle size with larger buns). The fries were good as well…read more Nothing outstanding overall but was pretty decent

this place is absolutely horrible they take forever to make ur food and have bugs and trash…read morerverywhere js to have there burgers looking like shit snd tasting like shit the fries r good

The Kane's Hot Dogs food counter took over the former Mr. Subb space in the Colonie Center food…read morecourt. This family owned business offers a variety of specialty hot dogs, build you own hot dogs with choices of toppings, soups, salads, Wise chips, can sodas, and bottled water. Some of the specialty hot dogs offered include: #1 Korney Dog (Chili, Fritos, shredded cheese, sour cream) #2 Backyard Dog (Baked beans, bacon bits) #3 Graveyard Dog (Bleu cheese crumbles, celery, hot sauce) #4 Junkyard Dog (Mac & cheese, hot sauce, bacon (optional)) #5 Stray Dog (Bacon, lettuce, tomato, mayo) #6 Dirty Dog (Meat sauce, cole slaw, yellow mustard) #7 Guard Dog (Chili, shredded cheese) #8 Mad Dog (Salsa, queso, sour cream, jalapenos) #9 Rodeo Dog (BBQ, crispy onions) #10 City Dog (Sauerkraut, pickles, spicy mustard) #11 Loyal Dog (Ketchup, yellow mustard, relish, onions) #12 Watch Dog (Meat sauce, onions, yellow mustard) After shopping, I stopped in the food court for lunch and chose to stop at Kane's Hot Dogs. I ordered the Double Combo ($14.89 plus tax) which includes 2 specialty dogs, chips, choice of side, and drink (can soda or water). I chose the #1 Korney Dog and #6 Dirty Dog and mac & cheese as the side. The food was prepared to order after ordering. The owner was training their daughter who was running the register. The grilled Korney and Dirty hot dogs in soft buns were good sized and filled with plenty of tasty toppings as described above. The orange mac & cheese was very soft with thick orange cheese sauce, great for dipping my lunch and those BBQ potato chips. I got a can of cold 7Up to wash down the aftertaste of the food.

Great place and the dogs are even better. The owners were super nice and were training their family…read morewhen I walked up, I ordered 2 #4s and they tasted just perfect :)

First time to get just a regular dog. I am very glad it took a bit of time to cook this! I loved…read moreit!!! Will be back indeed!

Ambiance - it's located in a mall food court, that's all you need to know…read more Service and food - fast food style. Review the billboard menu above the counter, pay, and wait for your food. I think the allure of the place is they offer Korean street food in upstate NY. Where else can you get a Korean corn dog (K dog, Gamja hotdog, 감자핫도그) upstate? There are also versions of tteokbokki (rice cakes in a sweet savory sauce) available, the gochujang version or the Rosé. While I didn't try the tteokbokki, the K dog was an interesting take on a corn dog. The crust is breaded with Panko so it's extra crispy. I don't know if the batter surrounding the hot dog is a mix of corn meal batter and mochi or not. It seems to have a distinctive chew to it. I liked it. It's a good intro to Korean street food.

Drinks and food are great and love the outdoor patio ambiance, service has always been goodread more

We loved the look of this place. It has this really cool garden vibe. The inside was really nice…read moreas well. The staff was so great. The bartender gave great suggestions. I had a black currant margarita and it was great. We also mixed a lambic beer and another honey beer on the bar tenders suggestion and it was great. The food was a little lack luster. We had the pretzel bites , chicken schnitzel, and pierogis. I think if they had a little more flavor they'd be better. I would definitely come here again but probably just for a drink. Come for the super friendly staff and the cool vibes!