Hotdog (9/10): Small, but very good. Cheeseburger (7/10):…read moreThe cheese and buns were pretty nice. The patty had a bit of a beefy aftertaste. Pretty decent, especially for the price. Onion Rings (10/10): These are actually perfect onion rings. Don't know how it could get better than this. Perfectly crispy, and the onion bites cleanly through. Fries (5/10): Fries, on the other hand, were average. Everything on the menu is really cheap. I feel like the burgers are the best deal. The hot dogs are worth trying, though. You must order the onion rings!

Love this little place. Been here a few times before…read more I try to stop in every time I visit the MOCA. It's cheap,yummy and zero pretense. Initial impression can be a bit dodgy because it's super old and worn, but it really grows on you. Tiny menu but perfect for a quick old-school snack of burgers/dogs/fries. And the hard working staff is super welcoming. I usually sit right next to the door that opens/closes nonstop but I never mind. I always find myself saying "hi" to literally every stranger that walks in. It just ooozes with that increasingly rare "locals only" vibe I love so much. After half an hour sitting at the counter I start to feel like and honorary local. It reminds me of the Tasty in Harvard square I used to hang out at late night. And the total lack of posturing is a welcome and refreshing change from the fine dining world I tend to gravitate toward. A hot lunch for under $10 - WINNING! Pickup a big "Jacks hotdogs" sticker for your car- they're super cool!

Best hot dogs upstate. Plain and simple…read more Only place with "ny style" hotdogs that are true to the nyc sabrett dogs served from ny street vendors. Searched far and wide for three years looking for a good dog since I moved up here from nyc, thank you Big Mike.

I love little places like this. How could you not?…read more Big Mike's is a little shack with a pick up window (cash only) and a small inside dining room. The inside is homey, with a lot of little things hung around to look at. The single waitress running the lunch hour was delightful. She worked quickly and never skipped a beat. You could tell the other patrons here were regulars, since I didn't even hear them place an order, but their lunch was set down in front of them. The special board had great deals. The baskets came with fries and slaw, for $7.99. Great deal. This place is known for their hotdogs and burgers, but I wasn't in the mood for that, next time! I opted for the chicken wing wrap with no sides. It was SO fresh. It was filled with crispy chicken bites coated in a really good buffalo sauce, lettuce, tomato and blue cheese. I really enjoyed it. The wrap itself was super good and soft and fresh as well. The meal was quick, cheap and homey. I'll certainly be back next time I forget lunch at work.

Best dogs in town. Walk up window is so convenient. It's pure Gloversville nostalgia.read more

Been going to New York lunch for almost 3 years now grate place to eat…read more Service is always good. Like a second home I go there at least 3to4 times a week with my momma

Yes it's a hotdog stand in the middle of a parking lot and no it's not fancy…read more But... hotdogs and hamburgers cooked in a homemade drum grill, bbq'd with flavor. These were pretty awesome and flavorful. Such a sweet group of ladies serving up the food. Next time we pass thru we're skipping the fast food and heading here.

Great dogs. Many different toppings. Great roadside eating. I'm going back for moreread more

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.

We didn't love Gus's. The dogs flavor was underwhelming compared to other spots in the area.read more

Good hot dog place right in Cooperstown. Yummy onion rings and fries. Local craft beers. Don't…read moreexpect fine dining, it's a hot dog joint. And great for what it is!

This place is cute. I wouldn't say the food is worth the price, but I didn't really mind paying for…read morethe price for the decorations. It wasn't busy the day my boyfriend and I went in. We were hungry and just went to the National Baseball Hall of Fame Museum across the block. We wanted hot dogs after seeing the exhibits and whatnot, but ended up getting a philly cheesesteak ($7.50 on the menu, but you'll be upcharged for peppers and onions) because that sounded more appealing while we were browsing the menu. The cheesesteak wasn't bad. But it definitely could have used a LOT more cheese...and meat...The person at the register wasn't particularly friendly, but I guess he just doesn't like his job very much. Food was ok. Plenty of seats to choose from. The tables and sauces were a bit sticky, but what can you expect from a fast food restaurant during peak baseball season, right?

My favorite place since I was a kid Still is…read more.. I've made it my retirement place Try to make it every week There are NO better dogs anywhere!!

Well we had a get together and wanted to get Teos but didn't feel like going to get the order. We…read moregot delivery and ordered our family's usual order which consists of about 8 dogs with everything, 4 dogs with ketchup and mustard, 4 dogs with mustard and onions. They came properly marked and wrapped and still got and fresh. Delivery was quick and efficient. Delicious family favorites for game night.

First time here, and I was impressed. Grabbed a light dinner to take back to my motel room…read more Burger and hot dog were 4.6(1-5), and chicken soup was 4. Service was prompt, very friendly, and fast. Definitely recommend. I'll be back.

Great service, took order to go and was in and out in less than 5 minutes. Sadly I don't get the…read more4+ stars, it was just ok. Chili had a bitter flavor and quality of the hotdog was average at best. But much better than Zack's down the road, much better.

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.

Blame it on Covid! I was surprised to see that I had previously written four reviews for the Dog…read moreHaus seven years ago, each one with 4*, and yet I hadn't been back since. It being July 4th, Independence Day, I thought it would be an appropriate day to enjoy a hot dog. Just ask Joey Chestnut! I'm not going to reduce my # of *s because we really enjoyed our food and beverages. But I do have to question what I had to drink. The board said it was an Ommegang Grande Tripel stout at 5.5 ABV ($9). That level of ABV would be reasonable for a stout, but the color of the brew was golden like a typical Tripel, and not dark like the typical Stout. The bartender gave us a sample, and it was full of flavor with my wife noticing the vanilla tones that were described by the bartender. I didn't initially identify any specific flavor other than delicious and different than I would have expected from a stout. I also would not take issue with the posted 5.5 ABV. HOWEVER, a quick reference to Ommegang online as I write this says that it is a Belgium Tripel and the ABV is 9. Yes, NINE ABV! I would definitely have noticed if I were drinking a 9 ABV on an empty stomach. I also would have noticed it driving the car after finishing a pint within one hour. For those familiar with Utah Phillips, "It was good though!" But on to the food. We ordered a shareable Tot-Chos ($12.99) consisting of tater tots, tomatoes, avocado, cheese sauce, pickled jalapeños, and chipotle aioli. These were very tasty and not too spicy, with crispy on the outside and soft on the inside tots. My wife ordered the Sooo Cali ($10.99) hot dog. The black angus beef hot dog is very tasty even before it is topped with wild arugula, tomato, avocado, crispy onion strings, and spicy basil aioli. The combined flavors work well together on the Kings Hawaiian rolls. My choice was to try the Hogfather ($10.99) - a pork bratwurst with bacon chipotle onion jam, chipotle aioli, and miso ranch. The bratwurst was delicious and again, the flavors worked well together. BTW, my wife had a Grimm Nothing But Citra ($8), an IPA that even I found acceptable. We really need to return here more frequently.

Best hot dogs in the Berkshires!! Don't miss it! These dogs are handled with care and love…read more Joel hand picks each dog and let me tell you! He can smell a bad weenie a mile away!

When in need of a dog look no further, this food was excellent and I can't wait to try it again!!!…read moreThe name in dogs!!!