I guess some people would refer to this as a dive bar! Locals have had the pleasure of eating and…read moredrinking here for decades, now You should too! If you enter from the parking lot entrance in the back you are greeted by a pool table right inside the door. They have a bar that can accommodate up to 15 ish people and a seating area to the right if you come in the front door! They have PA games of skill machines and an electronic dart board. The music is loud enough that you can hear it, but not too loud that you can't hear someone across the table from you! They have a small regular menu that consists of Dogs, Burgers, Chipped steak etc. They only run the fryer on a select few days a week when they make wings! There are about 15 beers on tap, 3 of which are rotating! They have a full bar and canned / bottled beer and ciders. If you sit in a seat you will be waited on by the bartenders, BE PATIENT, they probably saw you walk in, they will find you! The food, ahhh the food! Simple small menu, that can't be 100% found anywhere else! I say that, because there is a Johnny and Huns Smokehouse on the other side of the county, similar menu, but the hot dogs are not made the same. They are the star of the show! Coney dogs, where the dogs slowly grill on the flat top all day, or until they're ordered! The longer the better! Burgers are not gourmet but if you put the coney sauce on them...yumm. Burger is better if you order the special, a cheese burger with Chipped steak, onions and coney sauce...yumm again! When I was first told about this place years ago, I was told "order a dog and a special with a beer"! That was some good advice then, and it still applies today!

Stopped by just for a hot dog per review on Hot Dog Nation (FB)…read more Hot dog was very good. Staff was very friendly. A local joint with local folks. Nothing fancy just. In Reading, it's a good spot for a hot dog.

I'm not sure I understand the positive reviews on this place. The service was really slow. The food…read morewas not great at all. Portions were small and lacked flavor. Got the ranch burger and it was mostly bun with a very overcooked small burger in it. Wouldn't suggest eating here. Gave off concession stand vibes.

Good food chill dogs are tops notch fries are banging shakes are thick sloppy joe are amazing the…read moreonly bad thing is the seats won't fit bigger people and the only place too sit for bigger people is next too the toilet that stinks bad so I had to eat in my car

Ever since Shake Shack did me dirty and removed the Shackago dog, I've not been able to find a good…read moreChicago style hotdog. Cue this place. The hotdogs are huge, all beef with generous toppings and a fantastic toasted roll. They each cost around $7. It was a 5-napkin affair and don't go with someone who will judge you for how messy you'll look while eating this thing. You order at the kiosk and they bring it to you. While you wait, explore the dizzying array of frozen meals and snacks.

Great food and service... Wasn't sure what to expect and the order taker guided me and I got two…read morehotdogs. She was amazed that I ate both.

The best chili dog you can find in my opinion. I'm no chili…read moredog expert but have been to Yocco's and Willy Joe's many times, not to mention Pott's in Bethlehem,Jimmy's quick lunch in Hazleton, and Abe's & Ferris' Lunch in Wilkes-Bar. Rutt's Hut in Clifton NJ. And have had NY dogs and Chicago dogs in their respective cities...this slays them all. Of course, like pizza and wings and cheesesteaks etc, it comes down to what you're looking for in that particular genre. They nailed it here with the perfect combination of mustard onions and chili. Some places are stingy with the chili or pile on too many onions. Not Forest Inn. Perfect ratio. Maybe it is simply the care with which they are prepared? I don't know. But as a kid I would grab a chili dog from the Whitehall Mall (Allentown/Whitehall) at a place called Little Red Wagon. Just a wagon-like stand in hallway of mall. The chili dogs at Forest Inn remind me of those dogs. This spot is your classic dive bar. Typical characters you'd expect. Old school urinals. Jukebox that you can't play with your Touchtune/AMI app. Tons of Pennsylvania Skill games(more than I've ever seen at one bar) Seemed like a clean place though so no complaints. The real star of the show is the bartender/chef/manager Harry. He is on the ball! Super nice guy too. He has to serve all the patrons plus cook up all the food and keep non-patrons from using the restroom or just hanging out. He does it all with ease and is fun to talk to as well. I've been here twice already and will return for third time shortly. It's is 45 minutes from house so I can't go on a regular basis but they're so good I gotta make a trek there a few times a year. Give Forest Inn a try! You won't be disappointed.

Good old-fashioned dive. The bartender is also the cashier, the cook, the waiter, and the greeter…read more He did all of them well. The place is walking distance to the Santander Arena and does not get as overcrowded as other places. It is completely unpretentious and very reasonably priced. The food is simple, old school bar food. It is an experience that I recommend. Get a couple of cheeseburgers and a chili dog, side of fries and some cheap drinks and leave happy.

A very cool bottle shop that sells a variety of craft beers in singles format. I have not sat in to…read moreenjoy a beverage yet but plan on it when things get back to normal. Usually has everything I am looking for and I have never walked out empty handed. Very reasonably priced as well. Many fridges where the beers are kept at the perfect temperature. Great bottle bar as well. If in the area check them out, you will not be disappointed.

There's not much more American than a dog and a beer but this very cool bottle shop takes it to the…read morenext level! We're talking gourmet dogs and an impressive selection of bottles and drafts. These folks might be off the beaten path for some. It's about one minute from the Lansdale exit of 476. For those technology challenged, your GPS might object to the tiny town of Kulpsville. Use Lansdale and you'll be fine. I made the trip up yesterday for an early lunch and discovered that the shop was run by two very personable and knowledgeable sisters. These ladies know their beer! Expect excellent CUSTOMER SERVICE. I love high ABV brews and I was in heaven here. I enjoyed a Pizza Boy Double and an Allagash James Bean both on draft. We're talking 12%-13%. You need to take it easy with these bad boys. My first dog was called the "Cole" for $3.65. It came with slaw and a spicy chipotle ranch dressing. My second dog was a classic chili dog for $3.50. The chili was spot on and they even added a spoon to my order to grasp the spilled deliciousness. Two dogs and two beers made for an outstanding lunch! If this sounds good to you then get off your butt and make the trip. If you are a beer aficionado this should be DESTINATION spot for you.

Was the best hot sausage i have ever eaten before. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. Will…read moredefinitely be going back.

That whole book by the cover thing.....? Applies to this…read moreplace! Don't be frightened by the appearance. Awesome hoagies!! Give it a try....

I'm always looking for a great hot dog and I've found some really good ones at Top Dog!…read more The Chicago and Memphis dogs were incredible but I was blown away by the kimchi dog. A gourmet balance of tangy, spicy, fatty, just perfect! The owner and his team and so nice and helpful and the vibe perfectly matches the are of peddlers village. Can't wait to go back!

Among the quaint shops, bazaars, and oddities of Peddlers' Village are surprisingly few "casual"…read moreoptions for a quick lunch. After taking the drive to Lahaska, we were looking for a vegetarian friendly bite to eat before wandering around and stumbled across Top Dog. This tiny shop keeps it simple with a menu of dogs and fries: plain, Chicago style, Seattle style et al, and any dog can be made with a veggie sausage. We both got a veggie dog (hers with sauerkraut, mine with kimchi) and a pickle spear, and split an order of crispy fries. The dogs were better than expected, with nice savory notes, while the kimchi brought the bite. The owner was very friendly and more than happy to accommodate