Visited 4/29/2025…read more Well I finally got to try Dogfathers Tried out two of the top sellers. The Chicago Dog It was vert tasty but could have used the authentic Fluorescent Green Relish to be closer to an Authentic Chicago. That being said it still was a great tasting Chicago Dog with the Dill Pickle Slices. I also tried The Chili Cheese Dog with onions. The house made Chili was thick and Tasty with fresh diced white onions. Recommended Definitely Worth a visit. The locals were telling me the sandwiches and pizza also are worth munching. Give it a try.

Excellent food & friendly owners! The fries & Icee are a…read moremust order too! We will be going back : )

This is kind of a cross between food truck and street tacos place. The food is decent but the best…read morepart is Barbi herself. What a kind and utterly delightful lady! She's friendly and makes sure you're taken care of, and her prices are better than Quartzsite good. I like to eat here when I'm running errands or getting groceries, or just missing my mom. You can eat at the tables she sets out or in your vehicle.

What an adorable little stop! Super kitschy, super cute and the most delightful couple running the…read moreplace! Food was delicious! I got a BLT and it was just what I needed. Nice juicy bacon. FYI-it's a cash only joint so hit up the atm! Def a great stop on our way to AZ!

We are very thankful for our Rebel BBQ dinner! Michelle is awesome! We had the tastiest tritrip,…read morefries, coleslaw, garlic bread and Mac and cheese. I made a "sandwich" with my bread, sauce, tritip and coleslaw!!! Yummers!! We kept commenting on how good and hot the fries are! After spending a hot day on the cool river, soon after lunch, we were excited to have this planned for dinner. We arrived 20 minutes before closing on a Saturday night and Michelle graciously seated us and fed us some fabulous food! She's a gem! We are so thankful for her kindness and patience, plus the great food didn't disappoint! We walked from Days Inn and appreciate how close by it is! If driving to eat there I noticed it has great parking! It's a very clean restaurant, yummy tasty hot dinner, great cold beer, and authentic kind staff! Thank you for the surprise one of a kind, "hole in the wall" special Blythe dining experience! Make sure to stop by coming or going, plan to eat here after spending a day on the river, or swing by to support some great people. Your full belly will be thankful you did! We feel great after eating at Rebel BBQ and appreciate the quality of the food. I'm very sensitive to non home-cooked meals and am grateful to not be suffering from usual eating out "bubble guts" ! Hahaha. Thanks again Michelle! Until next time!! Wooohooo for Rebel BBQ!!

Sadly once again I got burnt by bad BBQ and I regret even stepping foot into this place…read more I should have been forewarned about this place as soon as I got inside the restaurant. First off the place was empty and secondly none of the food looked inviting. The only reason I picked this place was based on the good reviews but I should have looked at the worst reviews first. This was just plain garbage and an insult to anyone believing they are selling authentic BBQ. The St Louis style ribs were dry and uneatable. Their garlic bread basically was a stale hot dog bun and the coleslaw was the only thing somewhat decent but bland. The only thing decent in this place was the service but that didn't save it!

5stars just for the name! I adore a good Doggy and the Woodster delivers a wag ! Of course all…read morekinds of toppings , so something for everyone ...on a bun

Once again it is lunchtime and not mini dog bites... They…read morejust don't like to make them I believe

My pretzel was a bit stale and kind of burnt in the back. I ordered the jalapeno pepperoni pretzel…read morewith pizza sauce. I totally should have asked for another one but I had already left when I took the first bite. I don't know if it matters, but this is a Wetzel's Pretzels inside of a gas station. Maybe the quality is better when it's a stand-alone store. I've never had issues with WP until now.

I drive to/from Arizona frequently, and I used to stop at the golden arches in Banning and Blythe…read morebecause they have diet Dr. Pepper. After one too many $14-$15 meals with a microwaved, smashed burger & one lonely pickle chip, and coffee that was usually stale and burnt, I stopped buying these items and just purchased a diet Dr. Pepper on my visits. Driving home from Arizona about 3 months ago, I stopped in Blythe for a diet Dr. Pepper. I was hungry, but I figured the soda would suffice. Something finally clicked, and I couldn't make myself drive into the golden arches parking lot. Carl's Jr. is directly across the street, and that's where I landed. What a fantastic difference! I was happily surprised that Carl's Jr. has diet Dr. Pepper, on that point alone I'm a committed customer. No microwaves in sight, no smashed buns, no lonely pickle chips - Carl's Jr. food is freshly prepared and tastes good. I think prices are comparable to the golden arches, but the food is far superior and definitely a value for the dollars I spend. Bonus - the coffee is excellent - always fresh, and a good strength. I've visited 5 times in the past 3 months, and I've ordered food each time: either a Famous Star with cheese, a Spicy Chicken Sandwich, or Chicken Stars, with medium fries. Each meal was hot, delicious, and satisfying. The team works quickly and efficiently. They pay attention to each other, and to their customers. Even when it's crazy busy, someone is aware of every customer who walks through the front door. I don't mind waiting to place my order, because customers are always acknowledged promptly. I know someone will take my order at the counter as soon as they can. I've never had to stand there hoping an employee will walk by or glance at the counter to see if any customers are waiting for help. If you're stopping in Blythe for a snack or meal, I recommend you visit Carl's Jr. You won't be disappointed.

We stopped here on our way back to LA after driving to Arizona for a doctor's appointment. We still…read morehad three hours left on the road, and somehow, this stop managed to make those three hours seem like the highlight of our trip. Let's start with the atmosphere. The cashier looked like she hated her life, her job, and everyone who walked through the door. I counted three other employees who appeared to be experiencing the same existential crisis. I've seen happier faces at the DMV. I asked for the restroom code, which apparently doubled as access to a biohazard zone. The smell of rust was so overpowering I became nauseous. My husband reported the same smell in the men's room, so at least they're consistent. I don't know if the plumbing was dissolving or if we were witnessing the final stages of the Industrial Revolution. We ordered ONE combo and some jalapeño bites. Not a Thanksgiving dinner. Not a catered wedding. One combo and some jalapeño bites. Over 20 minutes later, we were still waiting. We even heard the cashier scolding the guy on the grill for forgetting the guacamole on my bacon guacamole burger. Apparently, the guacamole was the only thing anyone cared about getting right. When our food finally arrived, there was no apology, no acknowledgment of the wait, nothing. We didn't complain. We just waited patiently, like two hostages hoping our captors would eventually feed us. Now, my expectations for the food were already low. We're talking basement-level expectations. But apparently, the kitchen took that as a challenge, grabbed a shovel, and started digging. Let's discuss the bacon. I'm using that term loosely because I'm not entirely convinced it came from an animal. It was so thin and dry that I genuinely thought I'd bitten into a piece of wax paper. I actually pulled it out to inspect it. Nope. Bacon. Or at least a meat-flavored receipt of some kind. And then there was the onion. I don't know what I did to offend whoever assembled my burger, but this felt personal. One bite of that freshly sliced, weapons-grade onion and I felt like I'd been pepper-sprayed by law enforcement. My eyes watered for a solid 15 minutes. I came in for fast-food and left having experienced crowd-control tactics. To top it off, we didn't get ketchup. Just ranch. Because apparently, ketchup is where this establishment draws the line on customer satisfaction. By the time we left, I was just emotionally exhausted and grateful we still had three hours of driving to process the trauma. In conclusion: If you're looking for slow service, miserable employees, restrooms that smell like a shipwreck, bacon with the structural integrity of tissue paper, and onions capable of violating the Geneva Conventions, congratulations. You've found your place. This isn't a restaurant. It's where hopes and dreams go to die, and apparently, where bacon goes to become stationery.