More of a 3 1/2 since nothing really blew me away. There were only 3 things that I really remember…read moreabout Girl with a Grill; 1 positive, 1 neutral and 1 negative: - They were very neurodivergent serving. There were autism affirming things, and fidgets, etc, which is nice. As a parent with a special needs child, I certainly don't expect this stuff, but do appreciate it. - The sauce lineup was confusing. They have "Dis Sauce," and "Dat Sauce." If I remember, one is like more asian/teryaki forward or something, and the other more mayonnaise based? But I believe they are both spicy, and even after asking I still couldn't sort it out. - The floor was insanely sticky. I'm talking my wife LITERALLY came out of her flip flops as she walked through the dining room. It wasn't dirty in there at all, but I was SHOCKED at how sticky the floor was. The food was fine. It didn't blow me away, but it was tasty. I don't even remember what *I* ate, but I know my wife got the cheesesteak egg rolls, which I thought were outlandishly expensive. Meh. Certainly not a place I'd avoid at all, but nowhere I'm in any sort of rush to get back to. Everyone inside seemed really nice.

I visited this establishment a few weeks ago on a Saturday. It is near my friend's business,…read moreliterally 4 min away so we decided to try them. Location is in a strip mall with a few other eateries and stores . It was alot going on. As mentioned it was a Saturday and many patrons were coming in to order takeout or picking up orders. It was their 5th anniversary of the business opening. There was a DJ and a podcaster, videographer and cameraman onsite doing a food review. There was also a toy drive and if you brought a toy you got to spin a wheel to win a prize. The establishment is small so with the DJ and podcaster/ entourage and the toy drive there was not much seating available. The wait was extremely long. I had to ask an employee to check my order status twice each time she never came back with update. We were there for about an hour. I saw an order come up waited about 15 min then asked them to check if that was my order and it was. The food was not hot, they didn't give me the signature sauce that came with my order. The strawberry lemonade was delicious, the wings were decent, the fish sandwich and fish platter both looked amazing but was just OK. Didn't care for the sweet potato fries. I truly think it was because the food wasn't hot and the fries had wilted. The set up inside is a bit off with the ordering kiosk right in front of bar stool seating. The kiosk should probably be in the corner on the right side when you first walk in. Away from where folks sit and eat. It's distracting when you're sitting at a stool and the line is long with folks ordering and waiting for take out orders. I would try them again but on a day when there isn't so much going on to get the real experience of the quality of food. I ordered a fish platter, 10 wings, sweet potato fries , strawberry lemonade and a small fountain drink. My friend ordered the fish sandwich, fried shrimp platter and two can sodas.

It's a sports bar! A flavorful stop, that you will see everything you want with a hot dog! You come…read morehungry and leave FULL! When looking at the menu you think you can eat 2 hot dogs... no no no 1 is very much enough. Not a fan of the desserts. Appetizers- we're good as well! Everything comes out hot and fast!

I arrived in New Brunswick by train, which is to say I trusted the machinery of civilization to…read moredeliver me to lunch. It did. A short walk later, I found myself at Destination Dogs, a place I had seen in photographs that suggested capaciousness. In reality, it is smaller.  This is not a complaint, just an observation.  I remember once hearing something about the contents of small packages. At 12:30 the place was full. Packed with humanity and appetite. I was seated quickly, as if someone had anticipated my hunger in advance. From the bar came the sound of construction crews discussing their midday rituals. Apparently this is where they come on Fridays, to repair themselves while they repair the city. It explained everything. Service was swift and attentive, a minor miracle given the crowd. I began with a Scotch egg, an item that seemed to have wandered in from another story entirely. I ordered it for that reason. I had always imagined my first Scotch egg would be eaten in an English pub under low ceilings and older regrets. Instead, here it was. Perfectly crisp, warm, and generous. The universe does not ask for permission. Then came the main event. The menu is an atlas of hot dogs. Domestic. International. Proteins in tube form arranged like possibilities. There is even an invitation to build your own, which I accepted. I attempted to recreate a favorite from Crif Dogs, a thing called the Spicy Redneck. Bacon wrapped dog. Pickled jalapenos. Coleslaw. Simple in theory. Destination Dogs improved upon it in every way that matters. The bacon crisped with purpose. The jalapenos spoke clearly. The coleslaw behaved. The hot dog itself seemed proud to be there. All of this, plus a 16 ounce beer, cost me about twenty five dollars with tip. A small price for order in a chaotic universe. Five stars. Not because perfection exists, but because this comes close enough to make the argument.

Cheap and tasty hot dogs with a variety of toppings choices…read more I ordered the Cajun Krab Dog. The bun was not particularly memorable. The hot dog is not an all-beef dog. But, somehow it still tasted very good. This is likely because it is deep fried. The flavors of the spicy crab dip worked surprisingly well with the hot dog. This hot dog was reminiscent of a backyard BBQ hotdog. And at $3 it was very reasonably priced. I will note that the owner came out with the food and was a bit curt in attitude. No stars off for that, but just something that could have improved the experience would have been more friendly service. The two kids working the diner bar were helpful and friendly.

Cute spot! Friendly staff, lots of parking. They close the grill 30 minutes before closing just…read moreFYI. The cotton candy water ice is so good! I love how they had handles on the ice cream cones to prevent melting all over your hands. The hot dogs were good, lots of variety. The Cole slaw was delicious. Definitely recommend!

I just saw that their last day (at least at this location) will be March 25, 2023. It is truly a…read moresad moment and sad news Cheese Dawgs is (soon, at least temporarily, it will be "was") a great place to grab a hot dog in Feasterville, Pennsylvania. They had a great selection of hot dogs and the staff was always incredibly friendly. I hope that they can reopen in another location. We need these old-school hot dog joints. Without them, this world would be a sadder place.

Eh. Was really looking forward to a hot dog joint other than Five Guys in the area. Most of the…read moredogs were good. Could have used more of a good hard fry in my opinion. The onions weren't really sautéed as much as I like either. The beans and mac were unfortunately some of the most flavorless sides I've had in a long time. The beans almost had a sour taste. If you are used to Bush's Baked Beans these aren't it for you. Tenders were ok and thank goodness the tots were right. Other than that I'll probably continue my search for a good local hot dog joint.

We associate hot dog carts with big cities. But now Lansdale has its own on Saturdays. Dog Bites is…read morea hot dog cart located across from the Lansdale Train Station on Saturdays from 11-3 weather permitting. They serve a standard hot dog, (all beef Hebrew National), and have standard condiments (raw onion, yellow mustard, relish and ketchup.) Also available are sodas and chips to accompany the dog. The dog is cooked on a griddle in front of you as you wait. This adds a nice char flavor to the dog, something that the boiled, "dirty water" dogs lack. This is a good standard hot dog, something that Lansdale sorely needed. Lets hope they are around for years to come.

WOW---your food sounds great…read more When does your season start (weather permitting)?

Where to start... The fact that the Lehigh Valley "Hot Dog King" was intimidated enough to have to…read moreput a billboard right above the little ol' doggie wagon should say a lot. I've noticed a marked decline in the number of cars heading into the Emmaus Yocco's since the Potts Dog Wagon arrived. This Potts location does an absolutely fabulous job. It starts with a nice soft bun. Always fresh! Dogs have a nice snap without being tough. Toppings are a perfect compliment. Their chili sauce is the best around. Spicy but with a sweet touch. Give their specialty dogs a whirl. Always something unusual. This weeks "midsummer dog" had... I kid you not... Creamed corn on it. It sounded just weird enough to try. It was OUTSTANDING! They have burgers and pulled pork, although I am a hotdog fanatic, so can't speak of those items. The owners are very friendly and easy to converse with. I'd love to see a few tables in the grass to car watch while I stuff my face with manna from doggie heaven.

What a cute little hot dog shop. A drive thru experience as well. The man at the window was really…read morefriendly as he worked up our order telling us how many buns just this location goes through in a week! The Everything dog was great and I enjoyed the warm steamed bun. I was thinking that the pierogi would be fried but they were served in a cup topped with melted butter. They were great too. You can get a combo here with 2 dogs and a side plus drink for about $8.

Ed's Hot Dogs is located in the parking lot of Home Depot - you can't miss it, as it's in the…read morecenter of the lot and it's a bright sky blue trailer. The menu offers breakfast sammies and dogs (Egg and Cheese; Bacon, Egg and Cheese; Sausage, Egg, and Cheese; Hot Sausage, Egg and Cheese; and, Kielbasa, Egg and Cheese), and Dietz & Watson dogs (hot dogs, hot sausages, kielbasas, and meatballs). They also have cheesesteaks, fries, cheese fries, and chili cheese fries. We tried the regular hot dog and the hot sausage; the regular hot dog had a weird pale color to it, so even after topping it with some diced onions, it was tossed. The hot sausage was enjoyed by the hubs, and he said it was spicy and had good flavor. There's a condiment table in the front, but most were out and needed to be refilled (ketchup, mustard, relish, and onions). The staff here are super friendly and welcoming, and there were a couple of picnic tables set up for those who wanted to eat right there. Plenty of parking in the lot. +pale hot dogs +friendly service +located in the lot of Home Depot +plenty of parking in the lot

We have always loved Ed's hotdogs at the home depot in New Castle (5 Stars). We would go there for…read morelunch all the time. BUT, did new owners buy the place? We went there around noon and we couldn't buy fries cause the fryer wasnt turned on, prices were much higher, they don't have the hotdog/drink/chips combo anymore and the hotdogs werecold and just didn't taste as good as they used to. What's up?

Checked this truck out while I was at the Perkiomen Brewery. Didn't try a dog, but had the loaded…read moretots. The seasoning on them was killer, and they came out really fresh. Super nice folks too! I appreciated that they offered gluten free hot dog buns, now that I know this I can take my celiac/intolerant friends there!

My husband and I had the Chicago hot dog and added the chili lime aioli the hot dog overall was so…read moredelicious witg lots of flavors the only downfall is the price. It's $9 for the hotdog, but besides that it's a great spot for a fancy hot dog with lots of flavor! The service was great too!

Great spot and what you would expect from tasty deep fried hotdogs and milkshakes. Great outdoor…read moreseating. Would have been 5 star but the window staff were very transactional versus pleasant. But that is their job, transactions.

First time going there. The hotdogs just wasn't all that to brag about…read more What really got me by surprise was the toppings. The only toppings they had was relish. And raw onions and i didn't know they were raw till they served me. They had ketchup and mustard. No chili no sauerkraut no hotdog onions. Like what are they thinking. Alot of their regulars costumers like this place l. Im sorry if you are in the mood for hotdogs at a real hotdog place this place is not it. Not worth the ride at all. Me personally will never ever waste my time ever coming here. Very deceiving. Unless you want a hotdog cooked in peanut oil and serving choice are just relish or raw onions with ketchup or mustard . I was really surprised and disgusted how this place didnt have the regular toppings like all the other places offer.

I stopped in for a quick bit while in the area. I was hungry and needed to run. I got the Coney…read moreIsland dog. I liked the steam bun. I didn't get a lot of flavor from the dog overall but I was hungry and don't take my time. So that might be my fault. However I really enjoyed the fresh cut fries. Just like from the fair or boardwalk. Really nice. I'm not in the area too often but I will probably stop in. Was a bit pricy though. 1 dog, small fries, and a bottle of iced tea $9. I'd like to try some of the other specialty dogs. Service was fast but it wasn't busy. Staff was friendly enough.

Long time customers! Not anymore, sorry to say... I loved the Coney Burgers & they'd fix as…read moreordered, no problem! Last time we went in, ordered as usual and the burgers were served on ATV buns!! Also nothing against ATV rolls, they are great... for certain foods but NOT CONEY BURGERS!! The taste was off, the buns are super thick. Highly disappointed. We had taken some home, switched to hamburger buns & ate them as usual! Lol... sorry, Dog House, a little bummed out!