Affordable and always easy to know what you are gonna get. Love the burgers and my family lives by…read morethe banana pudding. Great place for a quick easy meal.

Come for the catfish. We have come here multiple times and have loved the catfish and wings. The…read morerestaurant is not too dirty and the workers are no the friendliest. Bedsides the food everything is pretty average. Fortunately for them, their food is th star of the show. I've heard good things about their burgers and hot dogs, but I've only had their fish wings and banana pudding. Everything was delicious and well fried, my only complaint being that it was a bit greasy.

I love this food truck! I got the #3, the wurst, fries, and brussel sprouts. OH MAN THE SPROUTS ARE…read moreAMAZING. The wurst tasted like it was cooked with beer, and the #3 had cream cheese and pepper jelly. Seriously, nothing to not like. The food was great, the service was great, the price was great. Highly recommend trying this if you see it around.

Cute truck and friendly staff. They have a wide variety of interesting hot dog styles. I enjoyed…read morethe banh mi dog and fried Brussels sprouts side dish. There are good vegetarian options, including all the side dishes. They have veggie dogs.

I got a few of the hot dogs at an event and wow they were fabulous. Would definitely get it again…read moreif I see it on the street and the customer service was fantastic as well which was nice.

Located near Dillard St, Durham NC. It's near the courthouse. Really nice family business. It's a…read morehot dog stand with a variety of toppings. I didn't take a pic because I was too busy eating the hot dogs. lol. I'm definitely returning. You can find them in instagram. You have to try it.

Sup Dogs was a big disappointment. We arrived on game day but early enough in the day that they…read morewere steady but not super busy. It was freezing today outside and we were seated by the door. Everything was fine until the hostess propped the door open. They left the door wide open and everyone in the front seating area was miserable. I asked if they could please close it and I was told no. They said the hostess stands by the door on game days. So they really don't care if their customers are comfortable or not. That says a lot. They certainly could've made adjustments given the cold and windy day. But our waitress was kind enough to move us when a table opened up in the back. That was a big relief and much more comfortable. Now to their food. The bacon cheese fries were great but didn't have bacon so we had to get them to bring back to sprinkle on top. The ranch was excellent and we all liked the app. My youngest got a grilled cheese which he enjoyed. My oldest got a burger which he said was okay, but nothing special. But the real disappointment comes in with the hot dogs. My first dog was cold, like unappetizingly cold. The waitress was very nice and took care of it immediately. However, the second dog came out almost immediately. If you like a boiled hot dog that's reheated in a microwave, you'll like their hot dogs. But I want a quality grilled hot dog. We'll stick to our ol' faithful CH burger joint from here on out. And I hope next time your customers are extremely uncomfortable on a freezing day sitting right next to the open door, you exercise some courtesy and close the door next time.

Sup Dogs is hot dog heaven, full stop…read more If you love a creative, loaded, over-the-top hot dog, this is your place. The Firehouse Dog is a must -- bold, flavorful, and perfectly balanced with just the right kick. The cheesy jalapeño dog is everything it should be: melty, spicy, messy in the best way. And the taco dog? Somehow ridiculous and incredible at the same time. The fries are crispy, seasoned, and absolutely addictive, but let's talk about the real stars: the sauces. There are so many good ones that choosing becomes the hardest part of the visit. Drizzle, dip, smother -- you literally cannot go wrong. Even the buns deserve love -- soft, toasted just right, and strong enough to hold up to all that delicious chaos. Everything here is done right, from the flavors to the quality to the fun vibe. Sup Dogs is one of those places that makes you excited to come back before you've even finished eating. Five stars, no debate.

Regular dog with coleslaw, chili, and sauerkraut... SO good. There are many toppings and the guy…read morewas so nice. It'll be my new lunch spot. He's outside Lowe's everyday

Just a hot dog cart outside Lowe's hardware in Cary, but very good dogs and brats, some good combo…read moredeals, and friendly service that doesn't prompt you for a tip.

I ordered the extra large barbecue plate with potato salad and mac and cheese. I wouldn't recommend…read moreit! For one the mac and cheese is not baked, and it really has no flavor. I assume they're just dumping canned cheese on top of overcooked pasta. The Potato salad tasted like it came straight from Food Lion. The barbecue itself was super vinegary, no smoke flavor at all. I was very disappointed with this meal, the best part were the hush puppies.

Looking for a quick fun lunch or dinner break. Allen and sons bbq is the place to go. Today the…read morewife wanted fried okra and they have some of the best around. So, I ordered her fried okra and I ordered two chili dogs, I forgot to say Carolina way which includes coleslaw. Did not know I made this mistake until I unwrapped and noticed no coleslaw. But, the chili dogs with mustard were still delicious. Two small cokes, two dogs, and fried okra was $17.00 dollars for lunch not a bad deal.

9.5 years later, I returned to the Roast Grill!…read more Nothing much has changed, and nothing really needs to. A little more Hurricanes gear, which I didn't need, but what can you do. 3 dogs and a coke for $14. Prices may not be the same, but such is life. I ordered all three dogs with mustard, onions, and slaw, and one also had the chili. I have to admit a few splashes of Texas Pete hot sauce took them over the top. The dogs themselves are great quality, none of the mystery meats that some of these other Carolina dogs have. And I'm glad they didn't load the chili on. Maybe this is not legal to say in the south, but I'm just not a fan of a chili dog with so much chili that the whole thing falls apart. The toppings should complement the dog, not overwhelm it. OK, I digress... The service was tremendous. I chatted with the owners about various topics for a good half hour and they were incredibly hospitable. They even gave me a couple of Tootsie rolls. Even though I can't do chocolate, I was glad to take them as a token of hospitality.

I visited the Roast Grill in January after years of looking down on the building from my former…read moreGannett Fleming office at One Glenwood and wondering what was inside this little Raleigh institution. The Roast Grill feels less like a restaurant and more like a preserved piece of mid-20th-century Americana hidden in plain sight along West Street. The narrow counter, wood-paneled walls, neon beer signs, Coca-Cola memorabilia, handwritten notices, old photographs, Hurricanes tributes, and decades of accumulated objects create an atmosphere that simply cannot be manufactured today. The place reminded me a little of Chicago's famous Billy Goat Tavern--especially the feeling of discovering something authentic tucked beneath an increasingly overbuilt urban streetscape. I ordered two hot dogs all the way with mustard, onions, chili, and slaw--absolutely NO ketchup, of course--along with a Coke in a glass bottle. The chili is legendary and reportedly takes up to three days to prepare. Whether that is folklore or fact, it certainly gives the hot dogs a flavor unlike almost anywhere else in Raleigh. One of my favorite details was the mounted goat wearing a red hat beneath the neon beer signs. It somehow fits perfectly within the visual layering and quirky personality of the interior. Even the traditions remain intact. At the end of the meal, every customer receives a Tootsie Roll. Places like the Roast Grill are becoming increasingly rare. It is not just a hot dog stand--it is a living piece of Raleigh history. If interested, you can view my post in "The Architecture of..." Facebook Group here: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18Tu51FPtB/

This place is one of my favorite restaurants to visit. Every time I come here, it is very clean and…read moreorderly, despite the free peanuts they give you that people find every good reason to throw on the floor. Irregardless, they do a good job with cleaning up after the folks who love their peanuts. Very pleasant atmosphere with a variety of music playing in the background. The bathrooms are clean and very well maintained. The fries are always hot and perfectly cooked with just the right amount of sea salt added to fully enhance the flavor profile. I chose the patty melt on this occasion, and it did not fail to pleasantly surprise me with the tender meat and an assortment of wonderful flavors added by the additional toppings I selected. There are no 'Combos' here. Everything is ala carte, so be prepared for that. So come back for a visit. I've found that it has always been a pleasant experience. Ohh, and the peanuts are free, by the way. Lol.

A surprising good burger and lots and lots of fries, however, the service is what would bring me…read moreback here. Place was clean and everyone was friendly. Plus, free peanuts, which everyone was taking advantage of.. Worth checking out!!