Great dogs and beans! The hamburgers are great also and don't get me started on the onion rings!read more

We came here to try the flying dutchman burger and it was messy and delicious! Hot dogs were really…read moregood too but crab mac was pricey for a hot dog. The owner is really nice too but the place itself is run down and could definitely use an upgrade. Definitely check them out if you love a unique gourmet hot dog or a low carb option for a satisfying burger!

We love Casey! There was a Glizzy Wagyu dog stand at remfest this year and of course I had to get a…read morehotdog. It did feel weird eating the hotdog not at 2 AM in the morning, but it always slaps whether you're sober or drunk. You can find Glizzy's in front of Frasier's in Hamden. Also, he has a partnership with No Land Beyond and evidently doing brunch. This is a mobile food stand.

They participated in a fundraiser for my friend Jordan's medical expenses after a horrible…read moreaccident, and were giving away glizzys because theyre frickin AWESOME. The wagyu sliders and glizzys were really good. Support him if you can!!

The food is soo good! The service is also pretty quick, and it was great there! It's what…read moreintroduced me to Korean hotdogs, and it was a great first expirence. Everyone was pretty nice as well!! Would 100% recommend.

We ordered the #6: Potato Mozzarella stick and it was actually pretty good. They phony as h for…read moreusing French fries instead of cubed potatoes like shown in the photo.

I like stopping in here when Im in Towson, chill casual spot. Tried the turkey option today and it…read morewas very tasty. So many toppings to choose from. I suggest ordering ahead as they are putting your stuff on the grill as ordered, which means fresh. Until next time Burger Bros

Fantastic burgers, delicious fries. Got it delivered to our hotel when we were visiting the area…read more Would order from there again!

Amazing food, the man working the shop was incredibly nice. Gave us free drinks on the house.read more

Haven't been here since my college days ‍ This used to be the spot after a night out…read more The Real Thing in Towson still got it! Still one of the best cheesesteak subs I've had.

Been going to G&A for 55yrs. It's always been consistently pleasing. You wanna try something…read moredifferent,(not on the menu) but order it anyway lol. A hotdog with pulled pork BBQ and nacho cheese. YUP, it's messy but OMG good! Andy will know who told you. Four generations of my family have been eating at G&A for many years and next year will be 100 years they have been open. That alone should tell you how good it is.

Best coney dogs around. Everything on their coney is perfect from the dog, to the chili they use…read more The chili is homemade and tastes so good with the crunchy onions. At the price point, it's hard to beat. The inside is a bit small as I dine most of their business is to go. They have an outdoor seating area that is large and covered. The service is always fast and courteous. I wish it was closer to me! Check it out if you want some great breakfast or lunch that's quick and won't break the bank.

Solid first experience with Nana after having this one on my to try list for awhile! I ordered…read moretakeout for dinner after a busy day in clinic. The ordering process was seamless via Toast but the pickup experience didn't quite match. I waited at the counter for nearly 15min staring at my takeout bag on the back counter before anyone helped me. Thankfully the food made up for the frustrating wait! I ordered the cauliflower and potato burrito (smothered style) with a side of the roasted brussels sprouts. The sprouts were nicely roasted with a balanced tender but not mushy texture and simple salt and pepper seasoning. The burrito was absolutely elevated by the mole sauce, which was one of the best that I've tasted in a while. Rich, evolving, with a slow subtle spice. The burrito filling left a little to be desired--the cauliflower paired well with the potato, but I got barely any beans or salsa. Overall, hard to measure up to its sibling Clavel, but Nana seems to be holding its own as a tasty more casual offshoot that I'd happily revisit.

I really want to love Nanas because Clavel is my absolute favorite restaurant, but somehow this has…read morejust missed the mark for me. I've been to Nanas twice to see if I feel any different than the first time around but that has yet to happen. I love the decor and ambiance of Nanas which is warm and inviting. And the service has been great both times. But the tacos I feel lack in flavor. The chicken taco was just ok, and the al pastor I found to be mushy which was weird. However, the carne asada was pretty good, as well as the beans, though they could dial it back on the onions a bit. I also feel the price point for the size of the tacos is a bit much. Two tacos and an order of beans came to about $17 with the included gratuity they add. Needless to say I left and was still hungry. I think Nanas is in a good location to offer great tacos in the county area, and I'd love to frequent more often, but I'm still on the fence about the food. I do plan on going back to try one of their hot dogs because they sound pretty tasty.

The burger I had was great overall the food was satisfying. The prices feel painful but it is what…read moreit is in this economy. My only issue was the employees were cussing a lot when people were dining in. Nothing directed to any customers just indirectly unprofessional.

Saw about 10 ads on social media to try their Cheeeesy burger before we caved and pulled up. First…read morevisit here: bad first impression, to put it kindly. The guy filling in for a lack of front-of-house was nice enough. The girls on the line were snippy, snarky, and overall just had a bad attitude -- unfortunate, since their food is good. May have to give their Bel Air location a try instead.

Best food ever especially the chicken, Fish, and Western Fries !! Off the hook !! The service is…read morefast, and the prices are great. The chicken boxes hit the spot. You will always be craving for this chicken !! The western fries, you can not get this kind of western fries any where in Baltimore.

We got take out today on recommendation of a friend. There is good and bad. You go for the good,…read moreskip the bad. My wife the fried chicken afacionado, loved the chicken wings, cooked perfectly, crispy and fresh. My sister-in-law and I had the fried catfish. Two large pieces of plump, juicy, and not greasy fresh catfish. Hallelujah! The bad, other than the steak fries, skip the sides. Green beans were straight out of the can, mushy, not a hint of seasoning. The Mac and cheese, no flavor, a huge disappointment. BUT don't let that deter you. Do get the fried chicken and the fried catfish!

I'm still getting used to the new Lexington Market because, whew, I really do miss the old…read moreLexington Market! But one thing I'm glad is still holding it down is Sausage Master. I used to go to them back in the old market days, and I swear their chili has gotten even better. Their chili dogs are so good that I will get in my car in Glen Burnie and drive all the way to Baltimore just to get one. Yes, JUST for a chili dog! And they have yet to disappoint me. My order is chili, mustard, onions, sauerkraut, and sometimes jalapeños when I want a little extra kick. And please cook that hot dog WELL DONE! I like mine with a little color on it -- don't hand me no pale hot dog! They get it right every time. I'm up there at least twice a week getting my fix. At this point, they probably ought to know my order when they see me coming! If you're looking for a good old-school Baltimore-style chili dog that's worth making the trip for, Sausage Master is definitely one of my spots. New Lexington Market or not, that chili dog still gives me a little taste of the old Baltimore I remember.

Stumbled onto Lexington market en route to an Orioles game in search of a quick meal. Interior had…read moremany different types of food and drink stalls (Jamaican, West African, ramen, Japanese, desserts, home baked pretzels, Latin American, soul food, ect). We saw the sausage master stand and decided to try it out. The sausage menu is split into "the dogs", which has the more classic fare like frankfurters, kielbasa and Italian sausage and "gourmet", which has more jazzed up selections with unique toppings (like Reuben). We got the vegan dog. It was a plant based sausage flavored with apple sage. It was on a soft bun and we had many different toppings to choose from. We got mustard, cheese, sauerkraut, mild vegan chili and jalapeños. It was a bit messy but such good comfort food. The sausage reminded me a bit of bratwurst, had a good snap and was juicy. All the toppings added texture and a spicy kick. Everything was reasonably priced. Service was very friendly.