Neat looking burger and dog joint. We got here right before…read morethe weekend lunch rush! So much good food. Really enjoyed everything.

Honestly the food was very lackluster, especially for all the hype I've seen / heard about this…read moreplace. We got 2 burgers, I believe each was about $16 or so, they come with fries so that's good. The fries were a miss for me, also a small portion of fries in comparison to other places too. The burgers were honestly really bland, the saving grace of the wrecker was the cream cheese I assume. You could just tell the meat which should be the main star isn't seasoned super well. Extra sauce was apparently like a dollar or something, for a tiny container, fry sauce wasn't even good and wasn't mixed well, super ketchupy. Service was alright, my complaint is really just the bland food. Overall would not return, it's out of the way anyway but also the food just wasn't anything serious at all.

If you have never had a Korean Corn Dog (KCD), this is the place to change that. The last few years…read morehave seen an influx of food trucks doing Korean Friend Chicken. Few of those trucks do the dogs but at Clucking Dog you get the best of both these worlds. At first blush, the KCD is a corn dog who has been working out. Bigger than the traditional American State Fair fried food favorite, KCDs are distinct with the core potentially being cheese versus a beef dog. The differences do not stop there. Batters are commonly potato and, a first for me, Ramen!!!. Then there's the outside. My favorite is the brightly hued, orange dusted exterior, perfect for an Oregon State Beaver-lover to wave. This cheeto-dust helps add another snack favorite to the mix. We went with the all cheese, Ramen, and cheetos dusted treat. Our KCD was perfectly done. The crunch of the outside gives way to the warm ooze of the cheese. The temperature was just right allowing the elasticity of the cheese to stretch and give, expanding to a near two foot long tightrope from mouth to bitten dog. This was a tasty dog and was better than the KCDs I have had in Los Angeles. Do not forgot to add KFC to the mix. The chicken (I had the 5 piece) was a perfect balance to the dog. Once more, it was some of the best KFC I have eaten. Crunch or the outside, tender meat on the inside coming easily of the bone, the juices trapped in the crust waiting to be released on your bite. As a savory lover, the garlic breath was the right sauce, soy, sweet, garlic, brushed on to not drown but highlight the crunch and flavor of chicken.

Waited 45 min for our order and got a doughy corndog. One young kid was trying his best to do it…read moreall alone. Not fair to him. The fried chicken was good though.

THESE HOT DOGS SAVED MY DAMN LIFE SO MANY TIMES. DO NOT, and I repeat, DO NOT sleep on this man and…read morehis dogs. not only does he (sir I wish I knew your name. you are my hero) have delicious meat and veggie dogs alike AND unlimited toppings, he also has a shining personality. he is kind, friendly, and hilarious! just a stand up dude. What is 80's night at Blair alley without a dog to end the night? A disappointment. God bless that man and his dogs.

I ordered a 1/4 beef hot dog, which was very good. The Star Wars theme is fun. Fast and friendly…read moreservice. Virtually every condiment imaginable. Highly recommend.

Friend and I got churros at 3pm on a Tuesday and they were super good! Plenty of sugar and cinny!…read moreBigger than they were pictured on the truck too.

Refreshing drinks @ Bobablastic in Lebanon, OR. !…read more Courteous and friendly service by gentleman in training. I asked if he recommended the creamy or blended version of strawberry, and he said the blended version was a nice summertime treat! After receiving my blended strawberry drink, I have to agree that it is indeed delicious and a great addition to my lovely summer afternoon. Bobablastic is housed at the coveted Tallman Brewing food truck area. Great location across from inviting picnic tables and one of the entry doors into the brewery. Several flavor and add-on options to choose from, as well as food items! Enjoy!!

If you want a 5 star wiener, this is the place to go. Fast, friendly and delicious. They add the…read moreperfect amount of toppings.

You might be familiar with Sling-In Weiner from their cart which is a fixture of downtown Eugene at…read morenight. Now, they have expanded to a brick-and-mortar location, which is located inside the Big Dirty nightclub. Luckily, you don't have to go inside the club to order their food. You can do it from right outside the club through a window! Or you can order online for pickup or delivery. I was out one night and craving an authentic Chicago-style dog ($6.50). I made the order and about 15 minutes later I was presented with a beautiful looking creation that tasted great. And definitely extra authenticity points for that poppy-seed bun. In addition to hot dogs, this location has other kinds of sandwiches (pulled-pork, bbq chicken, etc), mac & cheese, wings, nachos, and more including vegan options. This location also happens to be open 7 days a week and is open late as well.

Today was the first time I've ordered from this food truck and it was OK…read more... I wanted to get a burger and fries but when it was my turn to place my order the worker told me he was out of burgers, drinks and utensils because the previous weekend kicked his butt. You think by running a food anything you would buy more and restock what you didn't have. Soooo, I changed my order order to a hot dog with caramelized onions and fries. For $8.00 you truly get what you paid for. I mean it was a basic hot dog and I think 711 could of done better since they are way more juicier when you bite into them. The onions was the only part that was good truly. As far as the fries they tasted like the ones you would get at school and had that frozen greasy taste to them. If they made their fries in house that would be so much better. I don't think I would go back again but for the price maybe someone loves it but not me and that's ok.

Authentic Chicago dog cart right here in Oregon, operated by an authentic Chicago transplant dog…read morecart guy. All the classic dogs done up old school, no space age dogs, just solid Chicago style dogs and burgers. The prices are pretty easy on the wallet too, I'd say. Good late night spot next to a bar. You'll also find that friendly Chicago dog cart style service, so be sure to ask for the NY dog with ketchup! Jk

I love the variety on the menu, including all of the low carb/keto options. I first discovered the…read moreghost kitchen, which is Burrito Way. I got a keto bowl that ended up being 3 meals and it was awesome! These keto tacos from their regular restaurant menu were amazing! I tried three different meats and didn't have a single complaint. I used the online ordering system for takeout and it was easy navigate. Food was being freshly made upon arrival.

I went looking for hot dogs and found an awesome little Mexican joint with the best sopes, period…read more Pros: The sopes. I don't know whether they consider their sopes a specialty of theirs, but I was impressed. I had pork and my wife had chicken. We both had black beans on our sopes - an excellent decision. The sopes came drizzled with an avocado salsa. I am not a fan of avocado, but I loved this salsa. 'Nuff said. They also offered tomatillo and peanut salsas. (Consider yourself warned if you have a serious peanut allergy.) I enjoyed both. The peanut salsa was thinner than most Thai peanut sauces and of course the flavor was Mexican, not Thai. My sope didn't need the peanut salsa, but you have to try it anyway. By the way, there are other items on the menu besides sopes. I had an asada taco heaped with meat. (Winner.) They also have their so-called "secret" menu on bright video screens and do burritos that can also be served as bowls. I saw chilaquiles on the menu board as well. In other words, it's not really about the sopes. But those were pretty dang good. Cons: The plastic cutlery. The forks were wimpy. That's it for the cons that I found. But it is a con when trying to eat a sope with a fork and knife. Trust me. Notes: By "joint", I mean a place where you order and pay at the counter and bus your own table. Don't expect fancy. Our food was not truly mild, but my wife (who sadly can't do the heat anymore) was able to tolerate the spice level. Recommendation: If you haven't figured out yet that you need to try this place (unless you have a hard-core peanut allergy, of course), there is no hope for you. Lol.

Another funtastic lunch with One Bad Dawg! Robert is energetic and enthusiastic and the service is…read moregreat. Today I had the polish with caramel, barbecue, onions, wontons and sweet chili. Do not disregard the sweet and savory combo. It is out of this world good, a nice contrast of flavors. Thanks Robert for another killer lunch! There are plenty of tables and a lot of leg room in this eatery section on the 2nd floor

Missed breakfast and was starving and craving a good polish dog...polish dogs are often hard to…read morefind on a menu! This spot popped up on Yelp and headed over to try as I was nearby. It is located in the food court area of the Fifth Street Public Market...all the vendors are small and much better than what you would expect to find in a traditional mall food court. Of course...went with the Polish dog and added mustard, sweet relish, picked, jalapeños and cheddar...as you can see they melted the cheese with a small torch at the end...artistry at work! And the result? One fantastic dog! The sausage was both sweet and spicy! The bun was Hawaiian bread...and the toppings were delish!! The owner Robert happened to be working this day and was a pleasure to talk with...And the price was reasonable! I will absolutely be back he again!!!

Beer clean glassware! Yes, that is my lead-in title because it's so crazy rare to get truly beer…read moreclean glassware that I talked about it to the couple beside me (Pete and Roxanne who I got to meet were awesome btw). It's less than 1% of the places I visit that are true beer clean glassware astute. There are many that do a good job, but when you see the lacing on glassware that I saw tonight, you know you're in rarified air. FOOD: ok I know most people don't need out over glassware the way I do so let's discuss the food - I went more unique with a lamb sausage and a boar sausage, plus my new friends next to me shared their fries. My opinion? Awesome. Well executed sausage, the fries were really good - crisp on the outside and still perfect potato texture inside while being hot with a fry sauce side that perfectly complemented Service was great, met regulars, had tasty food - but the whale in this adventure was the care for the glassware. This is special - the owner truly cares about your experience when they nail the small details a lot of folks miss. I didn't miss this detail because it's massive in the nuance on your beer but takes special care and pride to get right. Bangers takes pride in giving you a beer in a properly maintained glass, and that's uniquely special. Applause to Bangers for attention to detail!

Tried this spot recently and ordered the Seattle dog with fries while my husband got the brisket…read moresausage with mac and cheese. The food was good, but the pricing felt a bit steep. $17 dollars for a basic Seattle dog and fries feel a little high for counter service. That said, the overall vibe makes up for it. The space is open and inviting, with a great beer selection and a relaxed, dog-friendly atmosphere, which is a huge plus for us. Great place to grab a drink and hang out, just be prepared for slightly higher food prices.

Recently I got a deluxe breakfast sandwich, and it was the ideal combination of bacon grease, fresh…read moreveggies, and a perfectly cooked fried egg. I am usually too excited to eat my food and forget to take a picture. The lunch wraps and sandwiches I've gotten previously are also very delicious and service is always quick!

Food was great..cafeteria was smaller than I had imagined based on the reviews. Service was great …read more Out of the way but well worth it .