The legend of the Jimmy dog in hazleton. Best hot dogs in the universe. Hands down. No one can come close.

Let me first start off by saying that I go here to eat everyday and I'm actually writing this review as I sit here waiting for my hot dogs. I have never been to a place where literally everything on the menu is the best. Hot dogs are amazing, burgers are amazing, and fries are always golden brown and amazing. However, not only is the food great, but every time I walk into Jimmy's I feel like I've been transported to a diner in the middle of a 1960s mystery film its great. Best place to eat period. read more

Love these hotdogs. Whoever doesn't like them doesn't know a good Coney hotdog. Unlike the new generation who puts chili sauce and nacho cheese (ie Sheetz chili dogs). Also if you're looking for quick service then make it yourself or go to a fast food chain. This is a local diner with good food and friendly people read more

Good hot dogs, but be prepared for the side effects! If you like Jimmy Dogs, try Chilli Dog in Tamaqua. (And try their burgers as well.) They offer some serious competition. read more

I do love this place and if I bad the money I would open something like this in Bloomsburg. The only negative is you smell like grease whenbyiu sit in there to long. Love the dogs though read more

Hot dogs are a local staple. Service is hit and miss, most waitresses are great, one isnt, rude and just doesnt give a sh**. I buy these by the dozen to go for relatives out of town. read more

Kind of scummy, and not just the patrons, or the personnel. Just check out their "valet" parking in the back, and when you've disposed with that, ask to see their wine list. You'll probably get a toothless, hoarse chuckle from the help. Hot dog is a little too big in context of the bun. Too much low quality "meat" for my taste. Chili, onions, etc. are better than the dog. French fried potatoes range from excellent to frightfully greasy. Other food is hit and miss, mostly miss. An underwhelming experience. This place could be a lot cleaner. Indifferent staff thinks its funny when your meal is unsurprisingly unsatisfying, and sometimes brag about their lack of formal education. Mostly life's low grade losers populate the counter and booths. read more

I am baffled at the raving reviews of this place. It is a sorry excuse for fast food, passed off as home cooking. Their fries are frequently microwaved, the cheese is fake. The hot dogs are disgusting, but not nearly as unappetizing as the 'chili' that they slop on top of them. Everything at Jimmy's is out of a can, frozen or microwaved. Good for them for staying open so long and for having regular customers, but shame on them for getting lazy, cutting corners and sacrificing quality in order to maintain a profit. read more

If you grew up in hazleton, then you've had a jimmy before and you know what Jimmys is. If you didn't grow up locally, this is why you may not understand. They may not be the best to people that travel but to someone from the town, it's one of the few good businesses still going. The current "jimmy" working there is the grandson of the original founder, so they have to be doing something right to be around this long. Yes, it may only be diner food but it is diner food we grew up I which is why us hazletonians patronize the business. Don't expect phenomenal service, it's a quick bite to eat. Since the check are super low with the cheap food, servers don't make much per table, so they try to flip them as fast as possible. They are never pushy and they are quick and to the point. Try a jimmy dog, order it "heavy mustard" and you will not be disappointed. Wash it down with a farmers tea, another local favorite. Ask for fay! She's our favorite and the best waitress there read more

I am originally from Hazleton and over the years Jimmy's Hot Dogs have really slipped. But, if you travel and you want a truly good chii dog, while passing through the Philly/Wilmington area. Visit John's Doggie Shop in Boothwyn, Pa. on Rte. 322. They are the best. If you can remember what Coney Island and Jimmy's in Hazleton tasted like way back when then you will truly like the Chili Dogs at John's.... He offers the same type of Hot Dog with mustard, onions and chili. He even has a chili hamburger... read more

Jimmys is as good as it gets. Their prices are reasonable and their service is exceptional! Very friendly staff. I've been a customer of Jimmy's my whole life and will continue to come here. read more

A blast from the past. I enjoy the fact that the hotdogs have been made the same way for decades, and are always good and consistent no matter what time of day. The other food is good as well but the service is lacking in how promptly they get to your table. The booths are really tight and the whole place is out dated so thats why I gave 4 stars and not 5. read more

I grew up in Hazleton and have lived in NYC for years. I always stop at Jimmys when I come home. Jimmys is a must stop for two dogs with everything, large fries, and either a chocolate milk shake or a large cherry coke . It doesn't get any better! read more

yum, yum, yum. some of the best hot dogs around. grilled up right in front and with the chili, onions and mustard on top, makes for a really nice "quick lunch"! read more

Just an awesome little diner. So precious in history. Best hot dogs ever. A must.

Jimmy dog order of fries with cheese and gravy and a Farmers tea for me !!! Delicious...love this place

Lived in the Sugarloaf valley for 21 years how living in Florida for over 27 years and let me tell you I have lived in 9 different states and Europe and Jimmy's hot dogs are the very best. Really don't get to come home as much as I would like but when we do I make sure we always visit Jimmy's....they are the best hot dogs around, the place still looks like it did in the 1960s. Love Love the place... read more

Epic chili dogs. I don't even like hotdogs! But when I go to Jimmys, I order a ten pack. For me. All mine. Unless someone in my household smells me smuggling them in. read more

nothing beats a Jimmy dog with fries and gravy, and a Farmers tea