Couldn't wait to get my hands on some items from The Little Hot Dog Wagon. I noticed the logo in…read morethe food court a while ago, but wasn't sure when it would be opening. I stopped by today when I overheard a colleague mention that they were serving customers. It excited me even more when I saw vegan dogs and sausage on the menu! I got the Vegan Hot Dog combo which comes with fries, sauerkraut and a fountain drink. I subbed my waffle fries for sweet potato fries for an additional $1. For the whole meal, it was roughly $21 with tip and tax. Being in a mall food court, I wasn't expecting that hefty of a price. However, if we're being real, it was one of the most delicious hot dogs I've ever eaten. The roll was buttered and had some sweetness to it. Fries were super crispy and hot. I even had the employee making my food walk my tray over to the table I was seated at. She smiled and said, "I hope you enjoy it!". The staff were friendly and extraordinarily welcoming. I peeped the homemade vegan cookies and carrot cake (my fave) so I will be back to try those. This is not an everyday lunch spot but I'm looking forward to several visits when I feel like treating myself.

Disclaimer: this review was originally posted last week and then Yelp moved it to a business of the…read moresame name but in NY with the same owner and phone number. Now Yelp has added this business with no reviews to the right place so I cut and pasted my original review here. Hope it stays. So I was walking to the Reading Terminal Market (see my Review!) and cut through the Fashion District. Lo and behold, The Little Hot Dog Wagon was open! I've seen the sign up for a while and was anticipating the opening, which happened to be today. I wanted to try the place out, but today is a Friday in Lent and I don't do vegan meat which they offer. However, they had a "Wild Caught Salmon Burger" which definitely fit the bill for me. Being opening day, there were a lot of staffers making the orders and all were friendly if not a little discombobulated being the first day and the oil in the machine of running a restaurant was not fully smoothed out yet. But, even with the minor headaches of semi-long waits and orders delivered out of order everyone was excited to have a new opportunity within the food court. I ordered what turned out to be the most expensive item on the menu as it was the combo meal of the Wild Caught Salmon Burger. It came with waffle fries, sauerkraut, and a choice of water or soda. I was hoping to get the special pineapple lemonade but was unable to substitute and was not paying an additional $5 for it. Others were in large numbers, though. I got my meal to go, and once back to my office was prepared to see how good the food was. The waffle fries ended up being quite cold and bland. But, the Salmon Burger was outstanding! Huge pieces of salmon coupled with the lettuce, tomato, and mayo on a decent bun made my lunch so good. I was full and happy. Additionally, the sweet sauerkraut was excellent, too. They promote it as a special to them recipe and you can buy jars of it if you wish. I should have. I hope to see the long lines continue for this newest business and would like to try the hot dogs or fried chicken sandwich someday. A bit on the expensive side for lunch as a combo. $22.98 for the salmon burger, fries, kraut, and water. If I got the salmon burger alone it would be $13 before taxes, so $10 for fries and a water with kraut doesn't seem like a deal although it is about a $4 savings if priced à la cart if I had a soda. Best of luck to The Little Hot Dog Wagon!

Was visiting RTM for the first time while being in Philly, and heard this was the go-to place for…read moreyummy veggie/vegan corn dogs. I tried their cheddar jalapeño plant-based corn dog and it was amazing! I do admit though that it was really messy to eat while walking around the market. I should have sat down to eat it properly. Nevertheless, it did not disappoint and was delicious, with fresh jalapeños!

Went here for the corn dog, but star was the poutine…read more Highlights: - Everything is gluten free which is cool for that audience - Fun versions like cheese sauce and jalapeño - Poutine huge portion of great fries savory gravy big cheese curds could've been melted though. 4 stars Lowlights - Just OK corn dog batter. Props for gf effort, but could taste the difference. 3 stars

This is the best hot dog around. I really enjoyed the chili…read more I'm not messing around when I tell you this hot dog is up there with Rutt's Hut. The chili was nice.

Delicious hole in the wall breakfast food. I was able to get a BEC on a kaiser roll and a side of…read morehome fries for $11. The sandwich was great and I would get the home fries crispier next time. You cannot beat the price or the homey feel, especially given how expensive other spots around the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown are. I absolutely would get the sandwich again. Not a lot of frills, minimal seating, and brisk service but I def would go back.

This place genuinely ruined burgers for me back home. Nowhere in the Midwest can capture the magic…read morethat I experience when I ate the peanut butter and jelly burger. My friends, family, and coworkers worry about me and my yearning for this burger in my life. I think truly part of the reason why I wouldn't mind living in Philly is because of this burger. I'd argue that part of the reason I'd come back to Philly (and am planning on doing) is the food. This city has it on lockdown, and Luckys is in the top for me.

What an amazing dive bar in the Philly area. I caught onto this place while watching YouTube…read morevideos. When I seen that Lucky's Last Chance won best burger 3 times I knew I had to try lucky's award winning PB&J burger. Walking into Lucky's, you're immediately engulfed with the iconic Dive Bar ambiance. This style option defines your experience, good vibe, good food. Our server was very friendly, fit the vibe, explained the menu and seasonal options well. As for the burger, patties cooked perfectly juicy. I must say, one would think that Peanut Butter does not go with burgers. This is an extremely wrong opinion, an old way of thinking if you must. Not really sure how to explain it, peanut butter was a perfect replacement for mayo. Drizzling the Raspberry jelly was truly the best way to go. Just as important, the bun was local and fresh, while holding up to the weight of this sandwich. I can see why this burger and Lucky's won best burger multiple times. If I ever have the luxury of visiting Lucky's Last Chance again. I may sneak in some Jalapeño jelly and give it a try!

I was working at a conference right across from Reading Market and when I saw Frank's had pierogis,…read moreI knew I had to try them!! Pierogis are one of my favorite foods since my family would make them every Christmas growing up. While I'd never expect a place to have them as good as our family's homemade recipe, I really enjoyed the pierogis here! They have an eclectic variety of food like wings, Mac n cheese, cornbreads with different fruits, and more. I got the pierogis that were 4 for $6, along with q side of sour cream. They tasted really good and I enjoyed them for lunch. All their food looked tasty, and I was very happy with my lunch here!

Ugh...this place can be soooo good. But there was one problem. The majority of the food was cold…read more The only hot item was the mac & cheese. I ordered the pierogi platter, with mac & cheese, corn and an extra side of blueberry cornbread. The pierogis, cold. The corn, cold. The mac & cheese was hot. The cornbread was good, but would probably be better if it was warm. All the food had good flavor. But,, again, it was cold. The price was fair, too. I think I paid $22 for all the above. I would give it another shot.

Hopped on the Korean hot dog trend! I didn't realize I could get one with just cheese inside so I…read morestopped in today to grab a potato mozzarella variation. It tasted like a regular corn dog without the beef. There was definitely some sweet and salty action happening in the outside potato coating and I enjoyed it. I wasn't expecting to like it as much as I did. It was filling, too. Picked up two mochi donuts as well to snack on later - cookies & cream and Ube. I'm looking forward to trying them. Establishment was clean and the employee at the front was kind and helpful. I took a hot dog to go and she suggested heating it up in the air fryer to keep the cheese melty. A little pricey for four items but these are foods you only have once in a blue so I'm not mad about it.

Stopped by this shop for some mochi donut. We ordered 3 pieces for $10.50 and got the following:…read more Brown Sugar - My favorite as it's sweet just like the boba drink. Black Sesame - If you ever had the black sesame snacks or any other black sesame flavor, you should give this a try. The taste is on the subtile side. Pumpkin Oreo - I did not find this very unique. Tastes like the Oreo filling with the orange pieces being the cookie part.

There's not much detail to go into as this is a hot dog stand open for limited take out hours…read moreduring the pandemic. But for a little take out place they cook up a good variety with over 20 different types of hot dogs inspired by different regional cuisines. In my initial visit I went with the Detroit Coney and sweet potato fries. And with a surprisingly reasonable price-portion ratio (rare for The Bourse) I am looking forward to trying a lot more.

the food was awful! I had a burnt roll - the hot dog had no taste - the mustard and sauerkraut were…read moreok the baked beans had a taste to them that made me think they were old - I was afraid they were spoiled in some way I did not eat them the Uber Eats menu only offered a "milkshake" no choice of flavor - I was sent a white drink - it was not ice cream - it tasted like what you get at McDonald's and it cost $7!! it was cold and white and tasteless!! I am shocked that - nothing - was edible - I had to throw it all away and order from someplace else how do you stay in business?

I've come to Bubby's for many years for breakfast and lunch until my job moved to another section…read moreof the City. Now I so miss everything Bubby. I happened to be in the area for a meeting and said I just had to stop and get one of my favorites from Bubby's - the chicken cutlet hoagie. You watch the plentiful cutlets being breaded on the spot before being fried and placed in the hoagie roll with any trimmings and cheese you may want. They also do awesome Philly cheesesteaks, hot sausages, hot dogs, and you name the breakfast sandwich and he can probably make it. They also have the sides like fries or onion rings. Or maybe oatmeal or grits. The homemade lemonade is the bomb. Bubby's is so much better than any Wawa. The place is super small and there's no tables...just enough room for about six to wait standing inside the sliding glass door if it's cold and windy or rainy. You have to be patient as lines sometimes get long, but moves quickly. Prices are very reasonable. CASH ONLY! Boy, do I miss Bubby's. I wish he opened up near me! That homemade chicken cutlet hoagie was superb. Yum!

Visited this evening with our friend just out of the hospital of 82 years old and he did not have a…read moredrivers license on them and he just wanted a glass of wine and we could not be served. It was disgraceful.

I had no idea Philly was such a pretzel town and I enjoyed these immensely…read more Highlights - Excellent buttery soft and warm. Went back to get seconds. Surprise hit of our Philly eating. 5 stars - One of my fave eats in the stellar Terminal Market Lowlights - Had some super fun versions with different fillings and hot dog wrapped would've loved to try, but stuck to the basics

Got the worst looking plain soft pretzel…read more Parts of it tasted way too salty, while other parts tasted super yeasty. The texture was more like a soft roll than a pretzel. The texture was amazing but flavor was inconsistent. 8/10 texture and 1/10 flavor. The lady ringing me up was also kinda rushing me, probably trying to get through the line ASAP. The line did move pretty quickly though.