Great burgers and fries, fast and friendly service, all with the ambiance off an old-fashioned…read moreburger joint. The burger was big, the small fries were more like a large order, and ALL of the staff were friendly with smiles on their faces. I called in my order for pickup. Driving five minutes to pick up my order was quicker than a fast-food drive-through where I would have paid more money for less food.

Always great food and service. Been coming here for years and it's consistently good. The fries…read moreare sooooo good!

Forget that Biscuits Cafe - THIS is da place for authentic biscuits and gravy folks, made with love…read moredaily by its Georgia owner. Amazing fluffy biscuits, huge chinks if sausage in the gravy, a generous portion! Yowsah! Makes thus Southern Girl 's heart (ok, and tastebuds!) sing!!! Nice benches close by, and I hear they make a mean teriyaki too! Mmmmm - my fav place to go on "Carb Day". Tim Ferriss, author of The Four Hour Chef would approve! I am in food heaven when there! (And, really, can't you always find something you need at Home Depot?) wORTH the trip there - fyi, they stop serving bis n gravy at 1030 AM ;)

just had it now. It's so cheeks. save your money and go to ihop thats in the same parking lot if…read moreyou want biscuits and gravy. Costco if you want their over priced garbage hot dogs lol. This should be negative 10 stars and this my first review... They ask me for a tip when they should tip me for selling this garbage.

Third Coast Hot Dogs is a side hustle for a motorcycle repair shop and a cyclist hangout…read more It joins Portland multi-businesses which serve drinks along with their main business. A favorite a while back was a thrift clothing shop with a bar in NoPo. They have their signature dog toppings, beer, and mixed drinks which can be made without alcohol. Hot dogs, the humble tube steak, rest on the horns of the dilemma. They are not that healthy but they use the whole animal. Sonoran hot dogs came across my radar a few years back, so sometimes I seek out new dogs. Third Coast is a hard-working one person machine. Sage takes the orders, pours the drinks, puts cross-hatch marks with a mold, grills them on an electric grill, toasts the buns, and assembles with toppings. Order at the bar, bring cash, listen for order up, self buss. We had the San Anto and the Amarillos. I think the Amarillos was more successful with the sweetness of the BBQ sauce. There is plenty of seating, and plenty of street parking. They can do vegan and gluten free.

If you like motorcycles and hotdogs, you may have found your new favorite spot!…read more An actual motorcycle repair shop with a bar that serves wildly topped hotdogs. I think we came a little late in the day on a Sunday and the bartender did not seem thrilled to have to make hot dogs. The space is open with high top stools and picnic tables, not super comfortable. Our dogs were good, but could have been grilled more or been hotter. Other pictures of dogs seem more artistic...two of them didn't have the cut marks of grill sear...

The food is excellent! The place is so neat and surely an experience like no other in town. I…read morerecommend Kellan's dogs to anyone who wants to try more flavorful hot dogs or many other menu items served,, the delivery option is awesome!! So far Kellan's dogs are the best hot dogs I've had anywhere!!

SOOOOO GOOOOOD!!!!…read more Shon is AWESOME!!! My significant other surprised me on our way home from work. He asked me to follow a few directions and we made it to Franks-A-Lot just 30 minutes before close. I was excited! I was craving a yummy corn dog, not a gas station one. Anyhoo, we showed up just before close and most dog choices were sold out (because they are SOOO YUMMY). After talking with Shon and explaining this was our first time here, he dug around in his remaining inventory to find us each a dog we would like. Yay! OMG! SOOOOO GOOOOOD!! You must stop by!! We will be coming back to try others, but will get here earlier to make sure we get a choice. Yummm!! Open 7 days a week, 11am to 7pm! Must go!

Maybe I was unlucky. Maybe it was something else I ate, but this tasted amazing until my stomach…read moredecided to revolt. I did notice a lack of hand washing and gloves which the team inside made the hotdogs (toppings pinched and sprinkled on) and fries (again, hands straight in the bowl) and then running food to customers in the adjacent picnic table area; all without even looking at a sink. I've heard really positive things about Franks-a-Lot, but my experience makes me say No-Franks.

Tent is setup during nighttime that serves Mexican style hot dogs…read more Those are the bacon wrapped ones that are loaded with toppings. The hot dog itself isn't huge, just the standard one, but it's bacon wrapped. Load it up with tomatoes, onions, grilled onions. Jalapeno on the side if you want. Ketchup, mayo, mustard + hot Cheetos or Doritos "dust" on top. It's pretty loaded with toppings and will be MESSY to eat. Use napkins or the fork they give you. It's pretty good and it's $8. That's all that they make besides having a few beverages to go with the dog. It's a bit more fancy than the small carts you see around town

Tried this spot last night after a show, hot dogs were fresh and delicious! It's automatically a…read morebacon wrapped dog, you pick your toppings, $8 total, super cheap. Usual condiments but they do have chipotle mayo which I thought was cool, they also have hot cheeto crumble for the topping, which elevated both hot dogs we got, for sure. Service was very friendly too! It's located at a stand right across from home depot. They also have cinnamon tea for free which I thought was very good, and great for the upcoming chills here! Would come again for sure.

A Tasty Stop at The Doghouse!…read more The Doghouse in Portland offers a fun twist on classic favorites. I ordered two Chicago dogs along with their cheesy kicking fries. The plating and overall presentation were outstanding, and you can tell they take pride in the way their food looks when it hits the table. The Chicago dogs were good, but I felt the build could have been a bit closer to a traditional Chicago style. They were not bad by any means, just not quite at the "great" mark yet for that authentic Windy City bite. The cheesy kicking fries, on the other hand, were full of flavor and definitely hit the spot. I look forward to trying more on the menu next time!

Man, I love this food cart. They have the best tots and their burgers are dependably great. They…read moreare under new ownership and it really shows... the staff is way friendlier and I love the way they are making their breakfast burritos with a runny egg in them now. The prices are very fair here too. With I would have snapped a picture of the cross section of my Sirens Call burrito but you'll just have to trust me.

Great service. Really nice people in a cool bohemian setting off Hwy 99. Love the artwork all…read moreover. The host explained the menu to us and we got a couple of chili dawgs (Everyone's Fav), hold the sour cream, with an order of fries. Yes, they accept credit cards. They hand you a buzzer that tells you to collect your order and it worked for us from the nearby parking lot. I'm sure the sour cream would have made it even more over the top good but both of us are sadly lactose intolerant and not big believers in dairy subs. However, the seasoned fries were hot and tasty and perfect to dip in the excellent chili. I just lost my soul cat and these dawgs were a perfectly indulgent, guilty treat on a days like these where I need to wash the blues away.

I love the idea of this small take-out joint. Entrepreneur quits her regular job to create a small…read morerestaurant. Her daughter also quits to help her out. Lots of fresh made menu items, some with a twist from time honored recipes. I really want to support them, but one problem . . . I've gone two times in the last four days around 11:15am, and they were closed. As far as I know, they should be open at 11am. On Saturday, I saw a young lady come of of the door, so I walked over, and she said the owner wasn't there yet, and invited be to come back in 30 minutes. i finished my other arrands and came back 40 minutes later, and they were still not open. I parked in the lot behind the tiny restaurant and waited another 10 minutes before finally leaving. Three days later, I came by at about 11:15am again, and they still hadn't opened. I understand the challenges of a small business, but someone needs to understand the importance of opening on time! I'm not on a clock for work, but if I had been and clocked out to go for lunch, and they weren't open 20-25 minutes after they should be, I'm not sure I would ever go back. I will give them another chance, because I want to support them. I will stop by after 11:30, and hope they are open. UPDATE: I decided to give them another chance and I went by for the third time in six days. This time i waited until 11:40 because the last two times it was closer to the opening time of 11am. SHOCKER!! They were still not open, or even looking like they would be any time soon. The front door was locked, the chairs outside were still stacked and there was no sign that anyone was around. For me, that's strike three. You would think a small business would do all they could to be open on time. And if you have a valid reason for not being open, leave a small not at the door. I'm sure the food is good, but I won't waste my time driving the 4 miles to try again. Sorry ladies!

On our first visit my partner and I split the Breaded Steak Sandwich and a Chicago dog. Both were…read moreexcellent! The Italian Beef was listed on the menu as 'Coming soon', so I knew I had to come back. Today was the day! I ordered my beef sandwich wet instead of dipped because I didn't have time for a second shower today. This stuff is not only delicious but can get pretty messy, so you may need all of the napkins at the bottom of your bag. However, if you were to be so bold as to get yours dipped, the owner does get Turano bread special for these sandwiches, so it won't fall apart on you. The hot giardiniera is made in house and isn't terribly spicy; in case you're afraid like I was. And the crinkle cut fries that accompany every order are crispy and perfectly seasoned. Why not also treat yourself with a little neon cheese sauce for dippin'? ... and then maybe finish it all off with a nap.

Really wanted to try this place…read more Drove a half hour to give it a whirl. Was busy in the pod so I exercised patience. Not a look, hello, from the one kid working the joint. He came off as a bit of a cold jerk. I spent my money elsewhere and won't be back. If you can't get someone who can handle Friday nights working the Truck, just go DoorDash only and stop making that guy hate his life. If that dude was the owner - you're in the wrong business.

If you're pulling off the freeway into Corner 14, the first thing you'll notice isn't even the food…read moreit's the setting. Oregon City has a way of feeling put together without trying too hard. You've got history, views, and just enough going on to make it interesting without turning your day into a full-blown expedition. Corner 14 itself? Dialed in. Covered seating everywhere, fire pits at nearly every table, and a massive one out front that practically dares you to grab a drink and stay awhile. Rain or shine, hot or cold, this place has you handled. It's modern, clean, and honestly punches right up there with the best food cart setups around. What used to feel a little worn now looks refreshed like it hit the reset button and came back brand new. At night, the whole place flips a switch. String lights glow, the fire pits crackle, and suddenly you're not just grabbing food--you're settling in. It's the kind of spot where you tell yourself "just one drink" and somehow end up two hours deep, debating life like a philosopher with a buzz. And the location doesn't hurt. You're right near Willamette Falls that big, roaring centerpiece of the town and just a short trip from the iconic Oregon City Municipal Elevator, which gives you sweeping views of the valley. Toss in a stroll down Main Street and you've got yourself a full outing without the headache of city traffic or a 50-block commitment. Bonus points: right across the street you can hit Oregon City Axe Throwing. So yeah grab a drink, eat something great, then go hurl sharp objects with your friends like responsible adults. I've got a soft spot for this place Thirsty Thursdays, post-work hangs, a lot of good memories baked into these fire pits. Corner 14 isn't just a food cart pod it's a go-to. Easy, fun, and just classy enough to keep you coming back.

Stick to beer if you go here, the cocktails are terrible and overpriced. Bar staff are also…read moreconsistently mildly rude. 3 stars because the atmosphere and location are great, love the fires at the tables and the main fire pit. Generous outdoor seating and decent food cart options.