This place has been on our list to try for very long time, finally stars aligned due to a school…read moreevent and we stopped by to have a quick bite Ordered Chili Cheese Dog, Onion Rings and Mozzarella sticks. Chili Cheese dog - I could barely taste any Chili taste. Onion Rings - Zero seasoning Mozzarella Sticks - Over Salted and marinara couldn't Save it either. I am not going back, extremely disappointed with food

As of early November, 2025 this wonderful family run restaurant is permanently closed…read more We enjoyed the great Chicago inspired food that was always "on point". Either the wife, husband or both were always on site and always ensured top quality with everything. This is most unfortunate and we wish the owners well in their future endeavors.

My three stars, as of March 2024, is a gift. Fact is, Hot Dog Express isn't what it used to be…read more Read my reviews, and you will quickly learn how picky I am. I'm also fair. I previously complained that this joint didn't take plastic (that has since changed); I've complained that after three cars deep in the drive-thru, one is at risk of being rear-ended on the busy road. I have never given a bad mark to the food -- until now. Indeed, the prices here are higher than the world's most famous hamburger chain, which is located a couple blocks east. Yet, the dogs here are salty (non-beef) wursts that are packed in cheap buns. When a joint offers such cheap fare on the $1.99 specials menu on a Saturday (mustard or ketchup dogs), I feel a bit taken. The chili, on my recent visit, was not the same as I remember. Though they might be using the same recipe they bought from the former owners, it tasted sweeter. The kraut was the same. The Polish dog was nothing like it used to be (and not in a good way). It is truly my wish that Hot Dog Express continues to thrive. However, after a recent visit, I've decided to get my hot dog fix elsewhere.

Very disappointed. Ordered a chili cheese hot dog with…read moremustard. No mustard and the unmelted cheese was like one of the square pieces for a sandwich. I may have gotten half a teaspoon of chili. The fries were like a brick.

Quick and friendly service. The prices are definitely reasonable. The Italian dog hit the spotread more

Love the Chicago dawgs...but like it all the way TJ not DIY…read more And where do we sit bud...silly to have that spot for so long and they don't let you have a couple picnic tables? Sad...Loews can do better. Work on the Maxwell Street...onions need to be thin cut and fresh, and Jim's does not have peppers ????

Hours show 6pm and different business name on the trailer vs on maps walked around asking employees…read morewhere it was and circled the space. Found it and was closed an hour earlier missed by 1 minute was looking forward to getting these

They serve some pretty damn good hot dogs here! Even a regular hot dog with sauerkraut and onions…read morewas superior to your average hot dog. And yes there are lots of mustards and other toppings. DON'T YOU DARE USE KETCHUP. Definitely a must for hot dog lovers.

These people may have never eaten a Chicago hot dog in Chicago, where they can be exquisitely tasty…read moreand delicious. Portillo's the Colony is a boring plain tasting hot dog. Not worth the time or money to go to Portillo's.

Portillo's was one of my go-to's in Chicago, primarily for the Italian beef and Chicago hot dogs…read more So driving on the DNT that famous sign caught my eye and I wondered if somehow I went through a time-traveling portal and I ended up in Chi-Town. I had plans on Frisco but then found out there was another Portillo's down the street from me. Walking in and looking at all of the decor and set up were reminiscent of Portillo's in Chicago but with a Texas spin. The order counter is still there but added a few self order kiosks. The pick up window is down from the order counter and you wait for your number to be called. The Chicago dog, Maxwell St. polish sausage and the Italian beef tasted exactly as I remembered: delicious, juicy meat, tasty sausage and dogs were all top notch. This is THE place in Dallas and Frisco for that authentic Chicago food made famous all over America.

Nice casual ambiance and good convenient location. Very clean. Greeted immediately and the staff…read morewas helpful for our first visit. Food wise, we tried several menu items and everything was good. Price wise was a little expensive for me but the portions were large. Overall a good experience!

This is a great place for some beers, ax throwing, and comfort food. The decor is rustic-imdustrial…read morewith a Southern aesthetic with an overall ambiance of a laid back place to come together and have a good time. The self-serve wall with beer and alcohol taps (limited selection of mixed drinks) is awesome as you get to pour yourself drinks and are charged by the ounce. Want a half a beer? Not a problem, just pour half. The food is fresh and you're provided with generous portions. Things we've tried and liked: chicken nachos, taco trio, and various hot dogs/brats. Lastly, the owners are friendly and nice people and worth getting to know. Definitely a small business you should visit.

Great for a casual meal with friends. The hotdog was delicious, with a juicy sausage and fresh bun…read more The toppings were generous and added a nice touch. Will definitely come back.

Best dogs in DFW! The chili is unbelievable! Had a big…read moregroup and everyone loved the food! Thank you Cowtown Dogs!

Excellent service and ordering experience. Quick delivery. Clean seating. Flavorful Burgers and…read moreTater Toys. Ample parking. Hometown atmosphere.

Pretty good, just about what you'd expect for a fast food place. Not much else to say. The fries…read moreare really good though

My nephew and I stopped into Dog Haus Biergarten in Waco before a Baylor Basketball game, and man,…read morethis place is the perfect pregame spot. Great energy, tons of TVs, and a lively crowd that already felt like game day. The service was quick and friendly, which I always appreciate when you're trying to eat, talk, and still make tip-off. Now the food... fantastic. I went with the Das Brat, and it was ridiculous in all the right ways. A big, juicy bratwurst tucked into a toasted Hawaiian roll, loaded with caramelized onions, sauerkraut, and spicy brown mustard. Every bite was a home run. I grabbed tater tots on the side, and they came out crispy, salty, and way too easy to finish. My nephew ordered The Fonz, and it looked incredible. Pastrami and mozzarella piled on top of a spicy Italian sausage, all on that soft, buttery Hawaiian roll. He didn't say much while eating, which is usually the sign of a very happy kid. We'll definitely be back. Great place, great food, and a perfect stop before cheering on the Bears. Sic 'em!

Three massive complaints…read more.. 1). Do not Salt and Pepper my food, let me decide. Did cole slaw as a side. Was over salty. 2) HAVE printed menus if you expect people to have their orders. You have the menu on the wall when you arrive but no damn printed menu is overly frustrating and awkward. 3). If you have the menu only on the wall at the arrival - HAVE THE FULL MENU. I saw on the website menu items not on your wall but was confused so what i wanted i passed on because it wasnt on the wall. BE CONSISTENT at least.