It was ok... chilly cheese fríes were salty, and the lady taking the order could have been a bit…read moremore friendly ( but her whole attitude changed when a nice big group of White folks showed up) Other than that the hot dogs were good.

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.

Always friendly. Great vibe and the hot dogs and Italian sausage are deeeeelicious. I love all the…read moretoppings and even though you might think you can't take a bite that big, you manage. Highly recommended.

He have the best hotdog in town, y'all's need to come check it out!!!…read more He awesome guy!!

Affordable, quick, delicious…read more Ohh boy, a guilty pleasure spot for sure. Weinerschnitzel is a basic chili dog, and fast food burger spot. Chili cheese burger and a chili cheese dog are my go to staples here. The charm of Weinerschnitzel is that they know exactly what they are, and they don't try to be anything other than a cheap hotdog spot, and for this I love this place.

I was in town and craving chili cheese dogs. I saw that a weinerschnizel was near by and decided…read morethat was for dinner. I'm just gonna say its been years since I had weinerschnizel and I wasnt missing anything. I drove to the restaurant and tried to go in and the doors were locked? Ok went to drive thru. The location is run down as all fk. Looks like no one has given a crap about this place in years. There was a line for hotdogs which I dont understand why cause its a hot dog it doesn't take forever to cook. Ordered a #1 with cheese and an extra chili cheese dog took a minute‍. Girls inside seemed more preoccupied with talking. The Dog was cold and the chili was mildly warm. The dogs are some cheap ass dogs they makes bar S franks look like a delicacy‍‍. Anyway ways ate them and was disgusted with myself! Let me tell you I've had weinerschnizel and this has definitely fallen off. Probably be another 10yrs before I come back your better off making chili cheese dogs at home and they are cheaper and better quality dog Chili cheese dog 2 outa 10 Fries 1 outa 10 soggy Location 0 outa 10 looks like a horror movie location Staff 3 out 10 Can't recommend this place to anyone Wasn't even worth a photo

Great food and service here! The atmosphere is very welcoming for families and friends. The…read moreSmashburger's and breakfast burritos are amazing!

Clean establishment and the food is good. the bartender Miksi was very nice and accommodating. My…read morewife had a lot of questions and she answered them and gave us great service. We will definitely be back

Full disclose: I actually bumped into this whole Stumbling…read moreout of Green elephant after I just won a Jameson shot contest.... so yeah. I bumped into it, didn't realize it was a food cart, Used the picnic table outside to break my fall, and played it off by grabbing a seat next to a couple Of strangers smearing his face with a plate of bbq. After I managed to say enough English and determined there was a hot dog cart behind me, it was game fucking on. Kudos to the guy running the cart. Here's what I think happened Me: wow! Hot dogs! How much sir? May I have 1 dog with everything on it? Hot dog guy: no problem sir, here's your dog, $5 please. Would you cAre for a beverge? What most likely actually happened: Me: WTF YOH DOGTO MAN!!!!!!! I LOCE FOOSN ABD CHEES AND DOGS WOOF WOOF Hot dog guy: muthfucka wtf is wrong with you? My friend: here's come cash. Give him a jalapeño cheddar brat sktb sauce and a Diet Coke. What I really remeber is how amazing the dog was. Like reallllly good. Typically you hear "jalapeño cheddar" and it's some processed garbage. This was so good it jams you up on a spiritual level

I'd leave zero reviews for this place if I could!…read more I am extremely disappointed by my experience at Joe's Smokin Inc. My partner and I had been standing in line for over 30 minutes when a group of four men walked up, cut in front of everyone, and were allowed to order. Before doing so, they repeatedly directed racist slurs at us, calling us "n*****" and "black ass." We immediately brought this to the owner's attention. Instead of addressing their behavior or asking them to return to the back of the line, the owner allowed them to purchase their food ahead of everyone else. As the harassment continued, the situation escalated, and I responded with an offensive remark of my own that I regret making in the heat of the moment. When security arrived, the owner identified my partner and me as the problem. Security then began threatening to use mace on us, despite the fact that the other group had initiated the confrontation with repeated racist slurs. What is most disappointing is not just the actions of the individuals involved, but how the situation was handled by the business. Every customer deserves to be treated with fairness and respect, especially when they are the target of racial harassment. I expected the owner to address the discriminatory behavior, not reward it by serving the individuals responsible and then portraying us as the aggressors. After years of supporting this establishment, this experience has ensured that this will be my last visit.

They have great customer service and the food wasn't bad either. I tried both the hotdogs and the…read morewings, I wasn't disappointed.

Surprisingly for a Hot Dog Place (hence the "etc", - they have Terrific Burgers! Yep- they're…read moreBetter than Carter's, Whataburger & Sonic- closest I've had to & since Chicken Oil Co burnt up. I think the small shops have the best (real) food.

Freakin' fantastic! The variety of the lemonade flavors and the different types of hot dog meals is…read moremind blowing. I highly recommend the jalapeño lemonade. Yum!

Delicious Strawberry Lemonade! They Have All Different Kinds Of Lemonades! Freshly Squeezed…read moreEveryday! They Do Let You Sample One Before You Buy. I Recommend You Stop By & Try Some Lemonade! So Delicious!!!

Wow! Best chicken fried steak I've ever had. And I'm born and raised in the South…read more Turnips greens were fabulous and the mac and cheese is to die for. You must order the peach cobbler! Wow!

Pic-N-Pay, was excellent my wife loves the pork chops. The service is on point, the Ladies that run…read morethe restaurant are exceptional, a true diamond in thevrough

I have waited for this to open for some time…read more First off, it's a great name. And, I love the tie in with their existing arcade business, it seems like a very symbiotic relationship. Parents can spend some time relaxing in the upstairs historic hotel while the kids are downstairs mashing on buttons and bending joysticks in their favorite arcade atmosphere. I satisfied my need for classic arcade games long ago when I built my first full-size retro arcade machine and later when I built a little Star Wars-themed bartop. Sorry, not sorry, I am GenX and retro games like Pac-Man, Joust and Galaga are far superior to the beat-em' ups that followed. Back to the food. Simply put, it's wonderful. My wife and I arrived on their first full day after their grand opening and it was somewhat busy. I had already surveyed the menu for some time on their coming soon web site, so I knew what I was going after, the Chicago dawg and a cup of elote. My wife, being the hot-dog purist, chose the Classic, sans the ketchup. Ketchup doesn't belong on a hot dog, she has been known to say. They offer several types of bottled drinks, from the classic bottled 10-2-4 Dr Pepper to Mexican Coke, both based on real sugar, not high fructose corn syrup, along with water and several flavors of Gatorade. No fountain drink, no ice machine. Simplistic approach. I do love a good iced drink, especially freshly-brewed tea, but with their size and likely working on a budget, their options were fine. The food took a little longer than normal, apparently, as both Alyssa and Kenneth [if I got those names wrong, I apologize] came over and apologized for the wait. It really was no issue I told them, as I know what it takes to get a restaurant up and running and patience is paramount in the beginning, both for the owners and the patrons while they work out their cadence. When the food arrived, it looked like the pictures on their web site. That's normally not what you get, I have found. Normally a food photographer has dressed it up and made it look as appetizing as possible to entice you to visit. I suspect the only photog they had working for them was when they pulled out their cell phone and started taking pictures of their creations as they built their menu. So, it was clearly what-you-see-is-what-you-get. And, that's not a bad thing at all. My Chicago dawg arrived with some tomatoes and sport peppers on top, with an all-beef dog extending past the very soft roll. I missed the neon green relish, slice of pickle and dash of celery salt I normally find on a Chicago-style dog (at least the ones I have had). The sweet relish and onions, along with chunks of pickle, made up for that, though. They don't have poppy-seed buns, yet, we were told. The pop from every bite into the hot dog was not expected, around here you usually get a beef dog with no pop to the casing, so that's a big plus in my opinion. My wife's Classic dawg looked great too, again, the all-beef frank sticking out both ends of their soft rolls. As I stated earlier, she chose the classic mustard, onions and relish approach and she was very pleased with the offering. My elote arrived a little after my Chicago dawg and it was a great effort. I would have opted for a more spicy flavor to it, I didn't detect the classic Valentina or Cholula hot sauce I love. Despite that, I would order again. Overall, the atmosphere was great, the food was wonderful and the owners were some of most friendly people we have met in our seven years in Waxahachie. I wish them great success and maybe, one day, they will name a dawg after me. :) Until next time, that's What's Up'dawg.

The Chicago dog was pretty good but was kind of expensive for what you get. The guy behind the…read morecounter was nice but did seem like he didn't want to be there. There was only one table out and no one was in there. It was about an hour before they closed. The elotes was not very good. I ate some of it because I was really hungry. It's definitely nothing like the elotes from a good taqueria. I don't know what I expected lol. I didn't finish the corn because it was kinda hard. Hotdog was pretty good but I honestly think Sonic did a better Chicago dog and I am not a big fan of Sonic. I love Chicago dogs and was super excited to try it out but probably won't be back honestly. The hotdog was pretty good but the corn was disappointing. It was honestly not worth the trip for me personally. I wasn't visiting for the Arcade and was going specifically for a hotdog.