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    Zorba's Texas Hots

    4.0 (89 reviews)
    InexpensiveHot Dogs, Burgers
    Closed 7:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    ZORBA'S TEXAS HOTS ATMOSPHERE

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    Henry D.

    First time here, very pleasant staff and really only can compare to Louis. I had the Zorba omelette which was very good and I'd say cheaper than Louis however think they use 2 cut up hot dogs in theirs. I'd say sauce is good but lacks bit of kick. Restaurant is cash only which was negative to me

    Perfect fries:).
    Anna W.

    Zorba's bright and vibrant yellow sign "Zorba's Texas Hots" always caught my attention. I imagined a sunny day somewhere in Greece with wine, good food and wonderful times. The only part which didn't match the picture was the word 'Texas'. Later, I learned that the Texas Hots of Buffalo were invented by Greek immigrant brothers who linked the style to "Coney Island Sausages" in the 1920s. Why 'Texas'? I couldn't find any clear explanation. So, no Mediterranean cuisine. It's mostly breakfasts, burgers and sandwiches that you'll find on Zorba's menu. Of course, their specialty is The Zorba's Texas Hots. Their sauce is a mixture of ground beef and spices simmered for seven hours to perfection:). They say the secret recipe hasn't changed for over four decades and was passed from father to son who took over the business. If you like Texas Hots in general, this is the place to give it a try. I'm not sure if it's good or not, but my partner gave thumbs up after eating the whole plate of Texas Prairie Platter. A huge pile of fries covered with cut dogs, mustard, cheese and sauce -- it looked like something from a Tums commercial. Fortunately, there wasn't any need for the antacid as far as I know. My dog topped with mustard, onion and relish wasn't my favorite, but the fries were perfect. I would go back in an instant, if I felt like having perfectly done fries. Plus, the portion was very generous for not even three bucks. All menu items are served anytime. I would like to try some sandwiches or whatever next time I'm busy and hungry. We only experienced good service. It's not a fancy place and they have Chef Mike for helping, but the food is inexpensive and I don't mind. One thing they should pay more attention to is cleanliness. On late Sunday afternoon all tables were dirty. I believe they just must have been busy and it was almost closing time.

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    Joe C.

    Sahlens skinless hot dogs. Tasty chili sauce. Good onion rings. Can't go wrong here. Opa!

    My hot dog and onion rings
    Linda M.

    So when Ted's has a huge line going out the door and you've got a craving for a hot dog you need to find another place! I continued my drive down Transit Rd and spotted Zorba's. My normal order for a dog would be with mustard and a pickle and a side of fries or onion rings. Today I went with the onion rings. The onion rings were good, nice and crispy and not overly breaded. I thought the hot dog was ok. I prefer it grilled a bit more. They were generous with the pickles but I'd prefer it with a pickle spear laying along the side of the dog. All personal preference. Maybe if I had ordered the hot sauce which I now know is what makes it a Texas hot, I would have liked it more. Wasn't bad, just nothing to rave about. Overall I guess I prefer Ted's hotdogs though I will give Zorba's another shot, possibly to try their breakfast which I heard is really good. Highlight of my visit was running into friend's on the patio that I hadn't seen in quite a while. And they're loyal fans of Zorba's!

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    Joe T.

    A couple people suggested I'd love this place. They were right! I ordered a prairie platter which is just their Texas hot thrown on top of a plate of fries. It was very good! The service was quick and the food was delicious.

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    Sarah D.

    My friend hadn't been to Zorba's Texas Hots in awhile. I said I'd meet up with her, since I had never been there before. We both got there around 12:30pm today. It was quite busy. You have to order at the front counter. They only accept cash, which is why I took off one star. It was highly disappointing. (My friend paid for my order and I Venmo'd her.) I didn't know of any cash only places--besides Taffy's--until today. The drink cups were kind of small for what I needed to slosh down my food. I wasn't sure if I could go up for more pop, without being charged more. My friend ordered their deal, which was two Texas Hots, fries, and a pop. I think it was $10.95. I ordered the same but with onion rings. The food was really good and I liked it a lot. I'd like to return to try their breakfast items.

    Weekly special 12/27/18 2 hotdogs, Sm fries and a soda $8.58
    Ivy Y.

    I lived in Texas for 10 years and have never heard of a "Texas Hot" so when I moved to WNY and saw places all over the place selling them I thought what the heck is that! I finally tried one and big shocker-- it's just a hotdog. Uh okay...? I don't understand what is supposed to be "Texas" about it but they're good as far as hotdogs go. The lady at the counter was nice and let me try the chili sauce before I ordered. But it definitely felt like a local place where the customers look at you funny if they don't recognize your face. Made me feel like a bug in a jar. I'd go back if I was with someone who really wanted to go but I wouldn't ask to go otherwise.

    Amy K.

    Average hot dog joint. This place was good when you're in a pinch, and close to it, but I prefer other hot dog places in Buffalo. On this date I ordered a hot dog and onion rings. This is something I probably could have made at home but I enjoyed going out for it. It was just okay, not something I would really want to eat again. I also got a milkshake that tasted like pure Hersey's syrup. This place is also CASH ONLY which is so annoying. I rarely carry cash so I placed my order and had to go across the street to use the ATM at the gas station. Overall I probably would not come back, and I'd take a drive to Ted's when I'm craving hot dogs.

    Zorba's Texas Hot ($1.90) + Large Fries ($1.85)
    Cody P.

    Stopped here for a quick bite on the way home. We're from Syracuse, which is a completely different territory of hotdog-centric pride. We kept seeing Texas Hots places as we drove around Buffalo, so we looked into it. "Texas Style" hotdogs, originated in New Jersey and influenced by Greek cuisine, now popular in Western New York as Texas Hots? I don't know man, I'm not a historian. We got some chili dogs, here's our experience. The place feels like any home town place you've ever been. Small, cozy, filled with people you can immediately tell spend a lot of time there. They don't accept cards, so I had to run back to my car and scavenge for cash. Thankfully I didn't need to find much. We ordered two of the Zorba Texas Hots, a large fry and a drink. The Zorba sauce is the same sauce they put on the hotdog. The chili itself was aggressively underwhelming, like somehow the taste of the tomato paste dominated whatever else was in there. It was an acute sense of mildness, comparable to plain lentils. If I got them again, I'd make sure to get a lot of mustard. The little mustard we did have seemed to add a ton of life to the sauce. If I lived near this place, I'd still probably hit the place up on the regular, just out of price alone. 1.90 for a power dog is a steal.

    The Texas Prairie Platter that didn't give me heartburn! Score!
    Colleen O.

    Can't believe I have never been here for some post drinking /junk food eats after all the times I've driven past this place until now! I ordered something called the Texas Prairie platter, reminded me of a simplified garbage plate, with 2 hot dogs (cut up) mustard, onions (I omitted them) Texas sauce (ground beef and spices) and melted cheese, all on top of a bed of French fries. I am very thankful heartburn didn't find me! It was very good, but eat when it's nice and hot.... once the fries are cold, it can't be salvaged. This place only takes cash and needs to update their prices online. (all prices are off by $1 or more). I'll be back ... it's a nice & cheap breakfast, lunch or hangover meal!

    Uncooked Fries with slices of cheese cheese melted on them

    If I order French fries with cheese at a hot dog/burger place. I assume I'm getting a cup of cheese. Not slices of cheese melted on my French fries. Which weren't even cooked all the way.

    Zorba omelette. How does a meditation guru referee tennis? "Ommmmmmmmm..... let!"
    Fox E.

    The disadvantage of being named Zorba's is that you are right at the back of the phone book. Then again - maybe that's the point? Ignore this statement, it means nothing. But then again, perhaps it means everything. They could have called it All Night Zorbas and been under A. Except they're no longer open all night most of the week. They could have called it Aardvarks... or AAA Towing Service Cafe maybe but that would be false advertising as they are not affiliated with AAA. What to get: a Texas hot, a Chocolate Malt. What else is good: Burgers, maybe Omelettes covered in Meat sauce. I don't really like eating the omelettes here to be honest. I was starving recently so I did (as you can see from the pix). It's satisfying for the first 5 or 7 or 9 bites, but then it just feels weird. Smothering them in sauce makes them much better, but I guess it just doesn't work that well for me. It tastes good, but it just doesn't sit right. The hot dogs, on the other hand... and the excellent malts... are amazing. I recommend coming here just to try a hot with everything. It used to be open 24 hours, but is now limited (10.30 or so, some nights, and much earlier on Sunday), has tiny little booths and is quintessential American fast food. They used to have a sign around the side that read, in this format: PARKING FOR ZORBA'S TEXAS HOT CUSTOMERS ONLY And my sexy friend and I decided that one day, we would cover up the top part of the sign, so it read "HOT CUSTOMERS ONLY." Indeed, we always parked in that spot. And there are some real hotties working here and often visiting here (though often teenyboppers) so it kind of makes sense that they would have such a parking spot. They also have an excellent milkshake as I mentioned, which is thick and particularly rich, like my boyfriend, and I highly recommend getting it malted for a unique experience and lots of little malt bits in your shake. Their hot dogs are the star attraction though. The burgers are excellent too (always order your burgers and dogs with everything - it's that simple - the meat sauce makes them as good as they are). The Garbage Plates are not my favourite although I think they're called hot plates, or something. They were invented in Rochester but Zorba's were among the first to introduce them to Buffalo and they did a great job at it. Fried Bologna is an extremely Buffalonian thing, and I recommend giving that a try too. The service is usually friendly, and there is one tall, tanned blonde cashier in particular who is absolutely stunning and is worth the price of admission alone. I wonder if she knows how much I adore her :) I wonder if he cares. I hope her boyfriend isn't reading this. I hope her boyfriend isn't the big chef with the shaved head and tattoos. In general, though, the sandwiches here are pretty basic and fall short of the Hot Dog excellence. Buffalo Hot Dogs are something special. There's Ted's of course, and it's very good, but there are so many others, which are even more "Buffalonian", Louie's is the most famous one, but better versions are the luscious Zorba's, the dreamy Abbott, the heavenly Hot Dog Heaven, the Rochester import Bill Gray's and more... Ted's aside, which is a char-grilled different story, this is what Buffalo dogs are: they are snappy, delicious hot dogs, slathered in onions and an almost-bitter, almost-Chilli like meat sauce which, if done properly, is warm, filling, comforting, and absolutely sinfully delicious. It's the same sort of "meat sauce" that you might find slathered over a Rochester Garbage Plate. If you get a chance to try one of these, do not pass it up, because it's just that good. Just make sure you eat it hot. Did I mention that really good looking people tend to eat at Zorba's? Not that this says anything about the quality of the food. I mean, every time I am unfortunate enough to have to go to Starbucks, there are usually some ridiculously hot girls in there too. I might even go as far to say that really good looking people often don't have very good taste, and tend to gravitate more towards chains and brand names. But then I'd be getting into generalizations, and unlike ALL other British people I would NEVER make one of those. And, like Sean Connery, I would also NEVER say NEVER. So 5 for the dogs and shakes. 4.5 for burgers. 3 or 4 for sandwiches and omelettes. I forgot to mention this might also be a good place to go after a workout. All you have to do is switch the A and the B in Zorba's and it becomes Zorab's, which sounds very much like Sore-Abs, which definitely sounds like a place you would go after a work out. For Hot Dogs. Oh wait.

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    Adam R.

    Yes yes yes yes yes. Texas Hot Sauce. Tired for first four those I love to slather on my hot dog. The heavenly aroma and flavor have always been my favorite treat. The Texas Platter is god. Fries pulled with hot dog chunks and that sauce are always wins. I may not be able to have it as often as I want but this small oasis on transit road is my home away from home. I love this stuff

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    Very good hotdog and french fries in the bag old school been going there for years very nice place for what you know it is old school

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    Everything was good. Great customer service from the young lady's taking orders! wish i got her name. we will return.

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    Good hot dog and hamburger place. Zorba's also has a good breakfast for the price. Service was excellent.

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    The posted hours are wrong, opens at 7am and closes at 3pm Sunday to Wednesday. 7am to 9pm Thursday to Saturday. Long drive for nothing.

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