Always a for-sure stop when I'm in town. Great food and chill vibe. Service is always good when I'm…read morethere. Top notch dogs - two thumbs up!

Mercury Dog and the Spicy Tulsan were just as good as ever. (The truck was at an event in Owasso…read moreat Three Dogs Bakery this weekend). It had seriously been years since I'd had a Mercury Dog. My favorite with cream cheese, raspberry jam and jalapeno relish. Weird but GREAT!

Great food, BUT I have been charged as much as $15.50 for a single hot dog. I was overcharged…read morenearly $20 in a 1 month period. I work a Lowe's & would frequent the stand until I finally got fed up with being overcharged. He has also overcharged many others. I brought it to his attention & he just shrugged. Bad Business!!

I've eaten at this place for a long time. I try to plan lunch around my construction shopping just…read moreto eat here. Very good dogs. Cooked to order. Excellent.

Food was MEH. Hotdogs barely warm, as was the chili, cheese was very cold. Overall, no customer…read moreservice and cold food. It wasn't even peak sales time, it was early enough to where everything should have been ready and hot. The cost was horrible, but it is geared towards kids with more money than sense. NOT family friendly.

This is the best thing I've ever had! A dirty Curty with crunch. This Nebraska girls thinks…read morethis is genius!!!! Definitely going to try and recreate at home until we can get back again.

Best Hot dog food cart after a night of whatever you been doing. Our first time trying this spot…read morewas also our first night out in Tulsa downtown/blue dome district. We were probably 4 or 5 bars deep into the night and was on our way back to our apartment. This place, with its familiar bacon dog smells I was used to back in LA, and it's angelic name, stopped my pretty drunk ass in my tracks to get in line for a dog. Overall: Food quality- 8/10 - lots to choose from on the menu and everything looks delicious (when your drunk at 2am) Value- 8/10 - Really great value for some food at the end of the night, to help sober you up, or not feel like shit the next morning. Service- 9/10 - Super friendly staff! Thanks for the recommendations, hard work and dealing with all the drunk people on a weekend night. Will be coming back and try to add some good pictures that are not so blurry... :D

Who doesn't love a good weiner after a night out? Hell, I show up on Friday night either after a…read morenight out or in some sweat pants just to stuff my face in this goodness. Is this Chicago? Nope, but it's the closest weiner you will get in the 918. Did I mention I can get my belly full for $6? HELL YEAH. Love the guys working this truck and wish they would be in Tulsa more than 2 nights a week! Love the variety of wieners they have!

Great coneys!! Had a nice slight Smokey flavor, I don't know if it was the dog or chili but it was…read moregreat!! Fast, friendly service!! Two thumbs up!!

I love Coney's. Disappointed. Smallest hot dog I have ever seen. Slightly bigger than your average…read morehreakfast sausage link. Tasted like canned chili was on it.

Pretty fast and friendly service. Picked up take out. Got a small cheeseburger, small fries,…read moreregular cheeseburger (double) and medium fries. No drinks. $35. Now for a great burger, I don't mind paying but these were just good. Really nothing special. Fries were better than average. Should have gone to OMG.

I'd put off trying 5 Guys for quite some time because I knew how much it was going to cost me. So…read morethat said, cost is a factor in this review, but not the only factor. So... walked in around 12:30 or so and eyeballed the menu, which is blissfully simple, a nice change from some local franchises. Keeping it basic, I went with a cheeseburger, no onions and a small order of fries. I like that the only two choices I had to make wasthe toppings on my burger and the seasoning on my fries, which turned out to be the cajun seasoning. My order was a to-go order, and the wait time was maybe a tad long, but nothing I'd gripe about. I will admit that this time my preconceptions turned out almost completely wrong. Given most franchise burger places, I expected an anemic 1/4 lb paper thin overcooked patty buried under a mountain of lettuce. Not so. Here's one area where they did shine. The burger, once home and unwrapped was really nice looking. Easily 3-4" thick with a really thick meat patty and proportional amounts of trimmings, except for the cheese, which was there in abundance. All this is a nice way of saying it was a hot mess of a burger, in a good way. Burger was probably a solid 8/10. Where it came up short was flavor. It was good, and it hit the basic marks of a solid diner burger, but overall, the flavor was just average. Not sure what they could have done to enhance the flavor, but it just didn't measure up to places like Goldie's and OMG solely in flavor. Don't get me wrong, it was a good burger, but it wasn't a great burger. When it comes to the fries, I recommend you order the smallest size and see how that works. I ate fries all the way home (5 minute drive), and once home, split the order with my son and still had more than I could eat. And they were good fries.... not sure about 'cajun', but good nonetheless. I now understand why the small order of fries is nearly $6... seems like a lot (and it is), but you get a butt ton of fries. Honestly, I'd rather have an order half the size of the smallest one and not have far more fries than I can eat. The trick there, I suppose is 2 or 3 people order a burger and split the order of fries, so if that's your situation, cost is probably not bad. Service was what you would expect of a take out order, basic and just there. All together, the bill for the burger and fries was $18.49. Overall, I admit to underestimating 5 Guys based on the fact they're a franchise. The burger was good, if average. The fries were really good, if massively oversized. Not sure I'll be a regular because there's just better burgers in Owasso for the same or less money.

Growing up in New York, the thing to do was grab a hot dog off the carts on the corner. Who…read morewould've ever thought we'd have our own little hot dog cart right here in Ponca City! I've seen him all over town. When you spot him, be sure and stop in for a tasty dog or a delicious brat!!!! The owner's pretty cool too!!!

Find me a better hot dog anywhere...you can't…read more I'm finally back in Oklahoma, and one of the first things on my mind is "when can I drive to Muskogee and get a few Chet's chili dogs?" I've gone to the West side location since elementary school when my dad would take me to lunch every Friday. Used to sit in the little window crevice when I fit. Never had a bad Chili dog or shake there. I don't know what's in the Chili, but it's some sort of magic that no other place I've tried has ever replicated. Why are you still reading this? Go eat a Chet's Hot Dog ASAP!

$5 dollar frito pie! Bet. Great munchie food Not much to…read morethe building but old school dining counter!

This place is great! There was only one employee when we went, but still our food came out quick…read moreand delicious. The price was great and we were able to get a good large meal for very cheap. All in all, the food is delicious, the employee was clean, helpful and friendly. 10/10 would recommend.

How sad this place has gone down so far in its food. The coneys used to be so good but they just…read moredon't taste like they used too. And the cheese fries? Just throw shredded cheese on it and not melt the cheese. Do better Humphries. Won't be coming back.

Fabulous! This was my second time dining here and it was perfection. We had the fried chicken and…read moredumplings and the farmer's pie along with deviled eggs. The servers were delightful and atmosphere - on point. Dining options were upstairs or you could dine on the main floor in the grocery area. Both were great options.

What a great experience. We had a friend visit recently and he told us we must go as soon as we…read morewere able. We sat upstairs (which I would recommend for dinner). Service was spot on throughout the entire night. We started with the deviled eggs, half plain and half Chef's Choice. The Chef's Choice were the best, drizzled with chili crisp (or pickled Szechuan peppercorns) and topped with a tiny gherkin and fresh dill. The soup of the day was a cabbage and radish soup. It was interesting and very homey but I wish I had ordered the salad. I had the Novarro Farm sweet Potato Gnocchi (kale and pecan pesto, Birch Bottom Farm Georgia candy roaster, fresh chevre). I was a little hesitant about the kale pesto but should NOT have been. This dish was delicious--great garlic flavor. Would order again. The burger looked amazing and while The Hubs said it was good, he also said it needed some more spice. They had a couple of rotating beers from Heirloom--a Mexican Lager and an Italian Pilsner. I had the Water Lily cocktail, their take on an Aviation. Order it just because it's beautiful (and refreshing). The photo does not depict the deep color of it. I asked what other gin based cocktails they had on their menu. They didn't but the server/bartender offered to make me a Bee's Knees for the second round. It was delicious! The atmosphere here is casual but the food is elevated. I kept thinking this is what a French bistro would be like inside. I want to come back and shop the market. Oh, and the apple pie was excellent as well!