Have gone a few times and each time left due to no parking. I think there are only 5 free spots and…read morethe rest you need to Pay for. Not worth the trip as you can't park.

I'm not really sure how I've never written a review for Jimmy's since I've been in a good 5 times…read morenow. This is one of those spots you love to patronize because the people are very friendly, the food is good, and it's not going to break your wallet. My kids love this place and anytime we are on that side of the free bridge it's nearly an automatic that we are stopping in. My one son and I even walked across once during bacon fest because we knew how close we were and wanted to grab one. I love getting dogs with red onions and the ones here are different, but good. Everyone makes them different but these are less sauced and a little less seasoned than I'm used to. Still enjoyable. The one thing I will say that I don't love here is they just toss a slice of American under the dog if you get a chili cheese dog. Would definitely prefer a cheese sauce or finely shredded cheddar on there. Just a preference thing. We will be coming here as long as they're slinging dogs. Jimmy's Doggie Stand absolutely Didn't Suck!

Stopped at the location at easton ave and stefko, ordered 8# dogs. The hut has two windows. As she…read moremade my dogs, a car pulled up on the other side, she stopped my prep, made them 2 dogs took the cash and a tip and then without missing a beat, went back to making mine with the same hands, then another truck came to the window and she left all 8 of my dogs sitting on the counter while she executed his transaction which was already prepared. Needless to say at this point i left!

One of my favorite hot dog spots in the country. It's a dive hot dog shop in a neighborhood house…read more Not much seating space, a few stools along the windows. Service is quick and efficient. The dogs are always hot and fresh. I like my dogs with everything, mustard, onions, chili and cheese whiz. They split the dog and spread the cheese in the middle. Brown mustard gives the dog a nice twang. Always stop at Potts when I'm in the area.

These are the nicest people you are eve going to meet. The dogs are always good, and drinks are…read morecold. VERY reasonable priced, and again, the nicest family running the place. They remember your order even if you don't!

Great dogs. Sausage as well but softball needs to be better get onions and peppers it falls apart…read morebut very good. Reasonable priced as well

A simple, no frills hot dog place with good food, smiling faces, an old-school vibe and a great…read moreexperience.

I have to keep myself from going there everyday for dinner. lol…read more5 stars in everyway.

I grew up in Phillipsburg, New Jersey, and I have eaten Jimmy's Hotdogs for over 50 years and they…read moreare still my favorite hotdogs!!

The most iconic hot dog spot in the Lehigh Valley for as long as anyone can remember…read more The original diced onions, pickle spear, mustard, Medford hot dog and steamed bun wrapped in a cellophane wrapper. Simple, delicious and a must have. Quick counter service, pleasant employees (all owners family) and smiling all the time. Don't forget to grab an A-Treat soda!

Where is the chili?! Went to Pott's today and we were very excited since we only visit the…read moreAllentown area a few times a year and this is what we got for a chili cheese dog. When we got home and opened them up we were very, very disappointed. Needless to say we won't be back to this location.

I try these hotdogs over n over they don't really live up to the other Potts their rolls are…read moreusually hard on the ends or falling apart and their hot dogs seem like they been sitting all day I keep trying because they are close to my house but I may just have to go to the other ones to get better quality

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 was off of work for the week of the July 4th holiday and decided to try Hot Rod's. I had been…read morecraving a Texas wiener. Hot Rod's does not have a Texas wiener on their menu but they have all the toppings necessary (mustard, raw onion, chili) to make one. The chili though is different from what you'd get on a Texas wiener, as there isn't as much meat. I was able to see most of the raw onion whereas they'd mostly be covered by chili on a traditional Texas wiener. I chose the beef hot dog and washed it down with their unsweetened ice tea. Everything was delicious. The staff were very friendly and explained the difference between the beef hot dog (deep fried) and the turkey hot dog (boiled). There's some seating indoors (about 10 stools along a long counter) and a few picnic tables outside for dining. Pulling out of Hit Rod's can be tricky so it's best to time your departure with the traffic lights nearby.

Hot Rods is a timeless piece of New Jersey Americana on North 31 in Glen Gardner where time stood…read morestill since the 1960s and hot dogs, boiled or deep fried have been menu staples. Get them loaded with homemade chili, or not, or with standard pickle wedge, mustard and chopped onions on a traditional bun, and on the right sunny day, be part of the perfect snack. Grab a bag of fresh crispy fries, sit at their picnic tables and become part of legend. A extra warm day for the end of March, and a perfect day for an up country drive, Hot Rods was the spot chosen as destination. Great choice. Owner at the grill and taking orders, assistant taking care of the deep fryer and putting meals together in bags, wife sitting nearby offering historic commentary on the institution (Giants fan who loves Saquan Barkley even on the Eagles). I ate at one of the picnic tables to take in the sun, breeze and low mountain across the road. I ate a Classic (boiled turkey dog) and Fryer (beef/pork deep oil), both with pickle wedge, chopped onions and yellow mustard). I enjoyed them both, but couldn't tell them apart. The fries were excellent, and I continued eating them long after the dogs were devoured. The joint was humming by the time I left to return south to Bucks County. An hour drive, I rolled down the window to feel the warm breeze on my face. 5 Stars for the 50 years of hot dog authenticity and the grand day they came wrapped in.