If you feel like you want to eat at grandmas. This is the place for you. Feels and tastes like a…read morehome cooked meal. It's West Virginia comfort food at its finest.

Food is very good. Not pricey. Definitely a locals favorite. People here are very friendly and…read moreinviting.

My only complaint is that Super Weenie isn't open more. The hot dogs are amazing! They're…read morereasonably priced, and always tasty. The staff is friendly and helpful. I've had the West Virginia, Spicy West Virginia and Currywurst dogs. All were delicious!

Great walk in spot. Food was banging . Dude behind the counter had a killer routine and was able to…read morehelp everyone quickly and efficiently. Place is extremely small but they pack a punch worth walking in for .

The bad: the building is old and dated and the parking lot is somewhat confusing!…read more Now let's look at the good! The car hop was prompt and very polite! She knew the menu and answered our questions. We got their famous hotdogs and homemade onion rings. The hot dogs were great and the chilli paste on it was amazing! We loved them! The onion rings are homemade and were also amazing!!!!!! The prices are average for a fast food restaurant and food preparation time very acceptable! I highly recommend this place!

In my personal opinion best hot dogs around. Grew up eating here and have been to other places who…read morehave claim best hotdogs even gotten awards. I would like to get in touch with the judges cause they couldn't touch a morrisons hotdog. Usually Pretty fast service it did I mention it's curb service they come out to you.

I am not a huge fan of Pinnacle personally, but I love the people who work there (they are so…read morenice), and my family has always loved Pinnacle. I grew up on it and it was so nostalgic for me. I do not want to ruin their five-star rating on here. If I eat at Pinnacle, I usually get the pizza sub and/or mozzarella sticks.

Best hot dogs and subs around. The owner has kept everything the same as it was when Carolyn Clay…read morehad it. He makes the chili and turkey salad from scratch everyday. Everything I've had there is great. You must try the shakes as a sweet treat

Been meaning to stop in since a long ago Guy Fieri episode of Diners Drive ins and Dives, plus…read moreplaying Fallout 76. It worked out for us on the drive back from Louisville. The set up is hilariously insane, worth the stop alone. The cashier was fun and friendly, and the graffiti in the women's room was inspiring! I have a basic bitch stomach, so got the "Puppy" with just ketchup. Sproßling got the Mothman, garnished with I believe onion rings and 1000 Island. Husband got his smothered in jalapeños. We split a full size onion rings, which were hot and tasty. We all had Gold Peak tea. The dogs tasted great, if I had a normal stomach I would have gotten a second one. As it was, we were in and out and back on the road quick as a wink!

This place is what road trips are all about out. When you're on a multi-hour trip and love to find…read morethe quirky and unique along the way, this fits the bill. Tucked away just a few minutes off I-64 in Barboursville, WV, this place offers eccentric hot dogs at a reasonable price. Using all beef dogs they create some wild and crazy options as well as the basics. Surprisingly they have non-dog choices and some vegetarian options too. Look, truth be told the dogs themselves are average, but you're not here just for the food. You're here for the experience. The place is decorated - every square inch of it - with stuff that looks like it came right off the Clampett's jalopy. (Look it up kids.) Bring your aw shucks attitude, because the punny signs are everywhere. And with a little planning ahead, apparently you can actually get married in the Weddin' Chapel. It's tacky and corny and therefore the perfect roadside stop. We arrived around 11:30 on a Sunday and had a short wait. When we left under an hour later, the line was creeping towards the street. Our line moved quickly in part to the friendly staff. The wait for our food wasn't long either. There was plenty of outdoor shady seating, but you can also sit inside in their "renovated" school bus. Is it a 5-star dining experience? No. Is it a 5-star road trip destination. You bet yer britches!

Dog Tag Cafe in the Crossroads Mall has a hot dog special for $6.49. Two hot dogs with everything,…read morepop, and chips. It is not a bad deal at all. You guys know if I see a sign for hot dogs, I gotta check them out...lol. The staff is friendly and it is veteran-owned. I wish the hot dogs were a little more flavorful. I didn't eat all of this meal. If I'm in a rush and at the mall, I may stop in. However. I wouldn't make a special trip just to eat here.

I have been here a few times and so has a few friends..local cafe that is veteran owned inside of…read morethe crossroads mall. Very cute and tastefully decorated. Serve a special of the day and homemade food such as hot dogs, bbq, potato salad etc. everything is homemade and very good. I also like their ice cream and they serve several types of coffee drinks. I had the pepperoni rolls which are delicious and hot dogs..only thing they could do better is toast the buns..they get too soggy. Definitely go and try them out!

Everything was great. We tried an appetizer, a smash burger and 2 of the specialty dogs. The food…read morewas fresh and delicious. The burger was cooked perfectly.

To expensive for a average Hot Dog. 3.79 for a 2.00 Hot Dog. Very Disappointed! First and last…read moretime there.

This an addition to my earlier review, I am adding photos of the menu board. As usual my visit was…read moregreat, food, service and cleanliness of the restaurant was top notch!!

While driving through town, I noticed this place and decided to stop in. I'm glad I did!…read more The walk up window is easy and convenient but they also have some indoor dining and some picnic tables. Either way, the staff were very friendly and accommodating. And it was a very retro style and vibe that totally works. The hamburger was one of the best I've had. It tasted like an actual handmade hamburger that was seasoned well, had the perfect accoutrements, and was absolutely delicious! This place is easy to miss but hard to forget. Definitely worth a visit if you're anywhere near it!

We stopped by Skeeter's Hot Dogs while walking through downtown, and honestly the setting alone is…read moreworth a visit. It's in this really charming historic building (apparently where First Lady Edith Wilson was born), and the whole place has that nostalgic mid-1900s vibe that just feels cozy and fun. Super cute spot. Our waitress was also really friendly and made us feel welcome right away, which always makes a difference. That said... the food itself was just kind of average. The hot dogs and fries weren't bad at all, just nothing that really stood out. For a place that's been around for over 100 years, I guess I was expecting something a little more memorable. It ended up tasting like something I could grab at a random country gas station. Overall, I'm glad we stopped in for the atmosphere and history, but probably wouldn't go out of my way for the food alone.

Skeeter's is a 100+ year old 'Old time' hot dog shop in Wythville, VA., a nice, quiet little town…read moreabout five hours southwest of Washington DC down I-81. Red hot dogs from Jesse Jones were delicious. https://www.jessejonesllc.com/ The have quite a few 'gourmet' combo dogs, as well as a footlong choice. Menu has other options but we were only there overnight https://www.skeetersworldfamoushotdogs.com/ Although the hot dogs aren't large, I don't think I could do the two in 30 seconds challenge, though several people had pictures on the wall of fame. Hopefully we'll get back sooner, rather than later