I'm a fan because of their variety and prices! Close off the…read morehighway, so easy to get to if you are headed past on 75. They were very busy on a Sunday night. Lots of folks enjoying treats in their outside seating area. Also lots of cars waiting in their drive through. Tried a couple of scoops, one was caramel cheesecake cookie- rich but delicious. They gave me a ton for $3.50!

Great place to get ice cream. There are many different flavors to choose from so there is usually…read moresomething for everyone. Sometimes the line can be out to the road and it can be slow moving. It's great for a treat and their flavors of the month are fun.

Amazing list of choices! We got the Chicago dog as well as the polish Kraut! Delicious! We cannot…read morewait to try them again for some of their other amazing selections!!! My only regret is not getting a second dog cause the first one was so dang good!!!

From the owner: Welcome to our vibrant Chicago-style hot dog cart, where we infuse the essence of authentic Windy…read moreCity flavors right here in Springfield, Ohio. With premium ingredients like Vienna Beef and a dash of local flair, we promise to tantalize your taste buds with the true essence of Chicago street food. Indulge in our mouthwatering selection featuring iconic classics such as Chicago Dogs, Maxwell Street Polish, and Italian Beefs, crafted with care and served with a side of nostalgia. Whether it's a corporate affair or a private gathering, we cater to all occasions – from birthday bashes to graduation celebrations and everything in between. Simply put, if you crave it, we'll serve it up with a smile.

What so quintessentially says "summertime" like a hotdog cart? Al and his wife are as passionate…read moreabout customer service as they are about serving a great product, and they care so much about their product that they carefully source only the best, Midwestern-produced ingredients. Sure, other hot dogs might be cheaper, but they only serve Koegel Vienna franks, produced in Flint, MI. Likewise, other potato chips might be more profitable to sell, but they only carry Ballreich's chips, made locally in Tiffin, OH. Now Al might not tell you where he gets some of his amazing ingredients, like the neon green relish that makes his Chi Dawg so authentically Chicago, but you can sure taste the quality difference! Our family has been running into the Weenie Dawgs cart for years, especially on weekends at Mary Jane Thurston State Park in Grand Rapids, or on Wednesdays at the Bowling Green farmer's market. As one might expect, we all have different favourites: mine is the Chi Dawg, my son loves the Juan Hot Mama Dawg with the spicy Koegel sausage, my wife prefers the Detroit Dawg, while one daughter goes with the vegetarian dawg and the other the Texas Dawg. So no matter your interest, Weenie Dawgs probably has a dog for you! PROS: very friendly staff, very good food, and reasonable prices CONS: being a food truck, they can be challenging to locate Overall I rate Weenie Dawgs as being Very Good, and look forward to finding them again!

From the owner: The business is closed permanently read more

in town to attend to various nonsenses in the morning and figured I should ought to get some proper…read morevictuals in me before turning in... was at this location first a few years back and once or twice since and I really can't think of many places I'd rather be wallowing in hotdoggery this side of the Mississippi. as the paradigm shifts towards oversized meats and enhanced steaming or boilery the standard issue hotdog is sitting at B+ grade, but the fixings is top notch w/ twenty-odd serving suggestions on the menu besides my fall back mustard, onion, relish... two very large glasses of water later I landed in favor a Seoul Dog and a cup of boston's best on the side. my food came out sooner than expected, I guess seven hours of wheel time will do that to a body. hotdog with sriracha drizzle plus kimchi and mayo on a seeded roll looked stunning in the paper wrapper all cozied up to a fork - digging the subtle tang of jacked-up oriental cabbages just like mother used to make. and the small pot of baked beans topped with shredded cheddars and onion brought some feeling back and the feeling was all about feeling good.

This place is wonderful. Great prices on high quality hot dogs. Vegetarian options as well. Had it…read moredelivered to Parsons North Brewing.

The LEGENDARY Fort Wayne Coney Island restaurant is a childhood favorite of mine and a downtown…read moreFort Wayne institution that has been around for over 100 years! Their version of a coney dog has mustard, LOTS of onions, a meaty chili soup sauce, and boiled buns and weiners. Each one costs a fabulous $1.95 in 2026. I haven't eaten here since before Covid so I was excited to come back and get a quick meal here - as well as introduce my boyfriend to the food staples of my hometown! He ordered two Ft Wayne coney dogs and a side of frito chips while I ordered one coney dog and a side of "chili soup." Yes, it is exactly how it sounds. A very soup-y chili. Our order was less than $15 total! You can't find a deal like this anywhere anymore! So come to Ft Wayne Coney and people watch while surrounding yourself in a world of nostalgia. And not only is the food fast and cheap, it is also made with love and delicious!

I drove from Chicago to Fort Wayne, specifically to go to a couple of restaurants, and this was my…read morefirst stop of the day. I parked out back, and walked through the kitchen (pretty cool). I took a seat at one of the stools at the counter. About those........this place has been around since the early 1900s, and you can tell. The stools were the size to fit people back then. My big ass barely fit on it, and this old timer next to me went to sit down, and missed the stool completely and almost took a tumble (thankfully he did not fall down). I placed my order for 2 hot dogs and a large Dr Pepper. How were they? Delicious! Coney Dogs- These dogs come with a loose meat style coney sauce, mustard and onions all on a soft steamed bun. The most awesome part, they are only $2.00 each! You can't get anything these days for $2.00. The dogs were delicious! I can see how they have been around 100+ years. If I wasn't going to another place to eat afterwards, I could have put down 4-5 dogs, easily. Service was very friendly, and I was in and out in about 20 minutes. Would definitely stop back in if I'm ever near Fort Wayne again!

food is inconsistent with quality. Like going' to the Front St location. It looks a little shabby…read moreand the bathr could use some attention.

Our server was Ja' Nessa and she was an absolute peach. She tended to our needs and answered all of…read moreour questions. The food was very good! The pirogies were so tasty! I loved the paprika and sour cream sauce. I ordered the roast beef sliders with the horseradish aioli on the side. They were amazing! I wish I could cook roast beef like these sliders. (I learned about the sliders on their website promotions page.) My husband had the Classic Hot dog with macaroni and cheese. He ate every bite! We ordered the Lemon Strudel with ice cream for dessert. I loved the signed buns hanging on the walls. Fun decor! I am glad that I was able to come here for the very first time.

"What would we do without Tony's? You never know when you'll need a Titan Burger!"…read more -Tom Diller

Hamburgers are delicious. Patties made from local beef and cooked fresh. Many toppings to choose…read morefrom and they have multiple condiments to add to your sandwich. Home of the Titanburger, you can't miss with this double hamburger with cheese, lettuce and special sauce. They have French fries, onion rings, mushrooms and lots of other sides. They also have soft serve ice cream and hand dipped ice cream. Sundaes, milk shakes and other ice cream goodies

Neat little place we have been meaning to visit for a while. What stood our most was wathcing the…read morecook prepare everything. You could tell he took so much care to get everything right....meticulously grilling some onions and getting sauces on just right. I knew it was going to be good. Excellent steamed/grilled dogs with a nice snap. Good portion sizes for everything. (we shared fries among two with plenty to spare). ~$7 for a hotdog with alot of topings isn't too bad at all these days. Pretty sure the fries/wagonwheels are cut fresh and they come out HOT! and crispy with soft insides. The only minor downsides I found were the buffalo wagonwheels while perfectly cooked seemed to lack the seasoning and the soft drinks are sold by the can which I don't prefer. Otherwise, an excellent family meal place.

Such great hotdog spot! This is my second time visiting and it didn't disappoint. We got the Elvis,…read moreBYO, and junkyard dog, which has great coleslaw. Love the fries. Will have to come back to try the hamburger. Good service and clean restaurant.

Always a stop in a long road trip. Great burgers the old…read morefashioned way served how you like them. Dogs are great also and don't forget to grab some pie. Old school charm and friendly fast service, hard to go wrong here.

I was very disappointed…read more Burger was overcooked and dry as the desert. The thin sliced tomato did not provide enough moisture to overcome the dry burger. Burger was not seasoned that I could tell. Bun was fresh, but not toasted. The lettuce was iceberg leaves; thankfully, not dreaded shredded/confetti lettuce. Onion rings were a tad overcooked and warm-ish, not hot. Thankfully, they were not greasy. Milkshakes are soft serve; I passed. Service was mixed. Burger came quickly, too quickly? Was it already cooked and kept in a warmer that dried it out? Dunno. Will I return? Nyet - I will drive south to exit 125 and visit Kewpee. Dining room and restroom are clean. Ample parking.

A second location with all the delicious menu items. The burgers are hot and delicious. Try getting…read morethem with tartar! The lemon crunch pie is most delicious. Convenient drive through makes it super easy to get a quick fix of Kewpee.

Let me start by saying this. I love kewpee, I grew up eating…read morekewpee, my love for it is undying and will never change. I love going for lunch because they are quick and efficient and I never have issues. Until you enter the night shift. It has been this way for years. You're driving along, hungry and fat as hell. Also broke as hell. You remember where you can get cheap, good food. You change directions and start the journey there. You take the curve and pull into the parking lot narrowly avoiding getting t boned by the Lima crackies all while having to dodge the homeless and craters in the lot. You see the drive thru is behind the building so you know it's a short line. Your first thought, this must be a quick wait right? Absolutely, undeniably INCORRECT. When I tell you to have your wills written out before this, I mean it. Give the house to Susie, the car to Jeremy, and if you don't know who to give your stuff too, don't worry, you'll have all the time ever given to you to debate on it. For the love, take your hungry ass to McDonald's at night. Every. Single. Time. I come here at night and it's like everybody working is high on God knows what and have just worked a 12 hour shift prior. Zero customer service. You pull up to the speaker that somehow witnessed the first and the Second World War and made it out on top and get your order taken. (No hate toward the speaker, just the voices behind it) By the time your order is taken you're already behind on getting ready for tomorrow morning. Might as well call off work. Here's the cherry on top. You finally reach the window after multiple blood clots have formed in your legs from the wait that are slowly making their way toward your brain. Boom. The worker opens the window. Stares at you for a good while before saying your total, sounding utterly unsure. You hand them your card. They take a good look at it like they have never seen such thing before as they slip their greasy arm back in the window. Now you wait, wait some more, wait, before the window opens and they hand you the receipt and card back. Window shuts again. When it opens, they are normally talking to themselves while handing you your food and drinks. DO NOT MAKE EYE CONTACT. Then you tell them thank you. Pro tip- do not speak a word. It's like if they interact with you in the slightest Momma Kewpee will come from the back and blow their dome smooth off. Finally, you pull away with your food wondering if you missed Christmas. You park. Hungry asf. Open the bag. Fried upside down. Burger slopped in there. No napkins. No salt packets for they plain ass fries. Pie. With no sign of a fork. To top it all off? All of it is cold. They must expect you to eat your pie like a slice of pizza. I've never seen anything like it. You're gonna sit there and wallow and remember all the good times you came here during the day. Perfect staff. Perfect experience, perfect food. Then you'll look back at your sad ass food and wish you were at McDonald's because at least your food would be hot. All in all. And take what I say heavily. Avoid the night shift unless you have nothing to live for and no family to make it home to.