What a treat to find this little gem in lake George. Best Chicago dogs you'll find anywhere…read moreincluding Chicago. I'd drive back to lake George just to come here and eat. The people are really nice too.

Best dogs in the north east. A dog cart in a store front. Can't wait to come back again and get a…read moreauthentic Chicago hot dog

This place is cute. I wouldn't say the food is worth the price, but I didn't really mind paying for…read morethe price for the decorations. It wasn't busy the day my boyfriend and I went in. We were hungry and just went to the National Baseball Hall of Fame Museum across the block. We wanted hot dogs after seeing the exhibits and whatnot, but ended up getting a philly cheesesteak ($7.50 on the menu, but you'll be upcharged for peppers and onions) because that sounded more appealing while we were browsing the menu. The cheesesteak wasn't bad. But it definitely could have used a LOT more cheese...and meat...The person at the register wasn't particularly friendly, but I guess he just doesn't like his job very much. Food was ok. Plenty of seats to choose from. The tables and sauces were a bit sticky, but what can you expect from a fast food restaurant during peak baseball season, right?

Good hot dog place right in Cooperstown. Yummy onion rings and fries. Local craft beers. Don't…read moreexpect fine dining, it's a hot dog joint. And great for what it is!

Foods always great, they're normally by the water which is nice. Everything is decently priced and…read moremore than fair. 10/10 recommend stopping by if you're out n about this way

If you ever find yourself in Fulton or Oswego you owe it to yourself to drop by Shannons for a…read moreHoffman hotdog or coney. You can't beat the atmosphere or the hotdog. I give it two thumbs way up!

1st time stopping here . I drive to Syracuse a few times a week and always looking for a new spot …read more I searched BBQ and this came up. Food is give it a 3 , price and service is give it a 5 . A cheap quick place to grab a sandwich. Looks like outdoor dining, windows to order from . I got the hot dog with the works , and the roast beef sandwich. Both were like $5 each . I love my condiments but the hot dog had so much stuff on it , the hot dog was lost somewhere in that pile . It was so soggy it was almost impossible to eat . The roast beef sandwich was the better of the two, I've had $15 sandwiches that's not as good , it's on a small burger bun with over an inch of meat and sauce , also a mess , but that's why it's $5 ! So good . Also a little messy . But tasty ! There was a line , but there quick to fill the orders , give it a try !

I come few times a week and get same thing. Meat cold buns soggy constantly . Used to be much…read morebetter and cheaper. Is your goal to make the food so bad that nobody comes ? Eventually I won't come anymore and spend my money elsewhere .

I have been buying Hoffman Hots and Coneys for many, many years. It has been a staple for the…read moresummer. I am handicapped and had InstaCart deliver both kinds. Couldn't wait to devour a cooney, my husband a regular hot. At the same time we both spit them out. My husband who loves salt, couldn't eat his and it took a while to get the taste of salt out of my mouth. What happened??? These have gone to many states and a staple for our summer. Sorry I won't be buying them any more.

The best dogs ever! These are literally the only hot dogs that I will eat. Nothing else even comes…read moreclose!

The Dog Haus in Clifton Park has the best onion rings in town. The Chili the Kid with a brat is my…read morego to with a cheese burger slider. Don't get me started on the beer selection- it's HUGE. For get Druthers across the parking lot. Go to the Dog Haus.

Blame it on Covid! I was surprised to see that I had previously written four reviews for the Dog…read moreHaus seven years ago, each one with 4*, and yet I hadn't been back since. It being July 4th, Independence Day, I thought it would be an appropriate day to enjoy a hot dog. Just ask Joey Chestnut! I'm not going to reduce my # of *s because we really enjoyed our food and beverages. But I do have to question what I had to drink. The board said it was an Ommegang Grande Tripel stout at 5.5 ABV ($9). That level of ABV would be reasonable for a stout, but the color of the brew was golden like a typical Tripel, and not dark like the typical Stout. The bartender gave us a sample, and it was full of flavor with my wife noticing the vanilla tones that were described by the bartender. I didn't initially identify any specific flavor other than delicious and different than I would have expected from a stout. I also would not take issue with the posted 5.5 ABV. HOWEVER, a quick reference to Ommegang online as I write this says that it is a Belgium Tripel and the ABV is 9. Yes, NINE ABV! I would definitely have noticed if I were drinking a 9 ABV on an empty stomach. I also would have noticed it driving the car after finishing a pint within one hour. For those familiar with Utah Phillips, "It was good though!" But on to the food. We ordered a shareable Tot-Chos ($12.99) consisting of tater tots, tomatoes, avocado, cheese sauce, pickled jalapeños, and chipotle aioli. These were very tasty and not too spicy, with crispy on the outside and soft on the inside tots. My wife ordered the Sooo Cali ($10.99) hot dog. The black angus beef hot dog is very tasty even before it is topped with wild arugula, tomato, avocado, crispy onion strings, and spicy basil aioli. The combined flavors work well together on the Kings Hawaiian rolls. My choice was to try the Hogfather ($10.99) - a pork bratwurst with bacon chipotle onion jam, chipotle aioli, and miso ranch. The bratwurst was delicious and again, the flavors worked well together. BTW, my wife had a Grimm Nothing But Citra ($8), an IPA that even I found acceptable. We really need to return here more frequently.

This unmarked hot dog station in the middle of the Commons right outside of Bank of America is an…read moreIthaca fixture. They serve classic all beef, grilled, hot dogs with any of the following items kosher New York City sauerkraut, freshly grilled onions and peppers, spicy pepper relish, onions, classic pickle relish, Nancy's mustard, and of course ketchup and yellow mustard. They even have veal dogs, Italian pork sausages, and chicken spiedies (grilled chicken cubes in a hotdog bun -- spiedies are an upstate NY invention). I have tried all of these options and they are all fantastic, but I am a purest and love the kosher all beef dog with grilled peppers and a touch of sauerkraut the best. You can also purchase frito-lay bags of chips and bottled/canned drinks. He uses local wieners ...tee hee....from Hofmann's franks based out of Syracuse New York. Lou notes that he thinks that "central New Yorkers prefer the grilled flavor to the classic New York city steamed or boiled hot dogs." This is why he switched to a gas powered grill in 2001. I can't agree more, I love the grill. Lou is super friendly, and he'll chat with you as he prepares your dogs. Its $2 per hot dog. One dog is a great snack, 2 dogs or 1 chicken spiedie is a great meal. I never "plan" to eat here as the hours are dependent on the wether, I usually see them while walking around the commons and can't resist.

I'm surprised there aren't more reviews. The food is fantastic. The prices ($3 for sausage with…read morepeppers and onions?!?!) are incredible, and Lou is an extremely nice guy.

I loved the outdoor seating overlooking the lake, such a great spot, especially with the live music…read moreplaying. Service was fast and efficient throughout. Overall, a truly delicious meal.

Very disappointing. Good child hood memories wiped out. Super thin hotdogs that get lost in a…read morebun so no flavor. And $6! Are you kidding me. Paying for nostalgia that no longer makes memories. Sad to say they're better at Costco. $1.50 w soda and thick and juicy