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The Dog House

5.0 (1 review)

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3 years ago

I've stopped in there a few times food was fast and delicious the service was courteous and quick

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Famous Franks Milltown Grille

3.9(50 reviews)
4.2 mi
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This is a review for breakfast. We drove by and noticed a…read moresign saying that they now serve breakfast. Stop in on a Sunday morning and since they re-did the road, it looks like parking is tight, but it's not. Wasn't crowded when we went in, and there's bar seating, tall table and regular table height seating. We were greeted right away handed menus and ordered coffee's to start. Menu is simple one page deal with interesting items. I ordered the Philly cheesesteak omelette and my wife ordered a breakfast bowl. For not being busy, it took a little longer than it should for the food to arrive but no problem. Both items were very good and would recommend. The home fries were also very good. The coffee was delicious but could of been a little warmer.they have pancakes, but I didn't noticed that toppings, like blueberries and such were available. We would have no problem stopping in again for breakfast.

Once again (and last time) ordered hamburger and mushroom pizza. Received hamburger ( which tastes…read morecheap or old made pizza taste extra bad ) and pepperoni instead of mushroom. Pizza weighs nothing barely any toppings. Definitely last time ordering. Have tried pizza 3 times and extremely disappointed plus salad and other items. Not worth it at all. Didn't even complain this time to them. Lesson learned finally

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Nikki's Dog House - Dirty Water Hotdog - sauerkraut, onions, spicy brown mustard, hot sauce.

Nikki's Dog House

3.3(47 reviews)
9.1 mi
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I love Nikki's! My husband and I eat here atleast once a month and their hotdogs are consistently…read moredelicious. We usually get the Mexican and the coney and really enjoy the combo! Their service is hit or miss however, the cashiers have never been super warm, and there are times Itll take us 25 minutes to get 2 hot dogs and there won't be many people waiting - but when we're not in a hurry it's worth the wait, and when we're are in a hurry, they offer online ordering! I love the very old school diner vibe they have, the train inside is super cute and always gives us something to look at.

the service was good. the ambiance is appropriate for families with children…read more the problem is the food. the hotdog with beans was almost inedible. the hotdog tasted like it had never seen a grill and was boiled, tasting like a school lunch hotdog. the roll was unremarkable. in fact, I couldn't eat the whole thing. the beans definitely did not look or taste like any kind of Boston bean I have eaten. the onion rings were tasty, but a bit overcooked. My husband had the coney dog, he noted that a good hotdog needed a good roll. Neither the hot dog or cheeseburger had a good roll. He had a single burger, and to tell the truth, he would have had better food at McDonald's. at least there the bun would be proportionate to the burger. the sweet potato fries with maple syrup were interesting, but as the onion rings a bit overcooked. the reviews led us to try this resturant. The parking in the area isn't great and despite the staff and environment we will not return, nor will recommend this "best hot dog" place to anyone we know Lynne

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Hot Dog Annie's

Hot Dog Annie's

3.6(150 reviews)
14.9 mi
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Finally made it to this Route 56 institution after hearing about it for years. Got two dogs: the…read moreclassic with their Famous BBQ sauce, and the "Everyting Plus" -- BBQ, onions, relish, and mustard. Both were exactly what a roadside hot dog should be -- simple, unfussy, and clearly built around that sauce as the star of the show. Here's the thing that surprised me, and honestly the reason I'm writing this review: I asked the folks working the counter about the sauce, and they told me it's actually a Korean BBQ sauce, and that the family running the place is Korean. Zero problem with that from me -- if anything it makes the sauce more interesting -- but I went back and read a stack of reviews here before my visit, and not a single one mentions this. Every review talks about the "sweet, molasses-y, nostalgic BBQ sauce that tastes like childhood," decades of regulars, the whole Americana roadside-stand thing -- but nobody's ever put two and two together on where that sauce actually comes from or who's actually making it. Kind of a funny blind spot for a place this well-loved and well-documented. It also sounds like there's real layered history here that nobody's nailed down publicly -- the current owner (also named Annie, no relation) has run it since 2005, but the name and building go back further, possibly to a different name and a different original "Annie" before that, with some sources pointing to WWII-era roots and others to the 1950s as "Silver Grill." Old signage on the building references press coverage from Yankee Magazine, the Boston Globe, and the Telegram & Gazette, so this place has clearly had its moment in the regional spotlight more than once. If anyone in the comments knows the fuller ownership history -- who ran it between the original Annie and the current one, when the Korean family took over, or how the sauce recipe evolved -- I'd genuinely love to hear it. This feels like a piece of Central Mass food history that's never been fully written down, and I'd love to help fill in the gaps. Bottom line: great dogs, better sauce, and a story that deserves more digging.

Very nice , beautiful scenery .that good old fashion fell . I enjoyed both the nostalgia of it and…read morethe food.

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