Place is like a stationary taco truck. Food was good and service was fine. However the area was…read morekinda dirty and the wait time was a bit long but still reasonable.

The tacos and queso are so good! We haven't tried the corn elote yet but it looks delish. Don't…read moreskip out on the churro, that's the kids favorite. Staff is always nice too which makes ordering easy

I know a Filipino food truck hates to see me coming…read more The food is pretty good. I love that she's got veggie spring rolls to accommodate vegetarian & non-pork eaters. Excellent service. The truck ran out of fresh noodles but our girl was super accommodating and made us something on the fly. Then there was a wait, so she gave us a complimentary boba tea just to be sweet. The boba itself wasn't as chewy as we like, but she used fresh strawberry puree, which is a big perk! Nothing like filling up on something that will satiate your craving but not leave you "food hungover" while you're getting your retail therapy. Grab your dish and sit out in the sun and enjoy!

I was walking around the williamsburg outlets and came across this little food truck that smelled…read moreamazing. I got the lumpia, pansit, chicken adobo combo and the caramel latte. First, I liked the latte because of how sweet it was. The lumpia, my favorite part of the meal, was delicious and it comes with a side of sweet and sour sauce. The pansit and chicken adobo were also fragrant and flavorful. The price was also a great deal for the amount of food you get. Someone made a review mentioning a loud generator, but she must've gotten a new one since because it was a very quiet and peaceful meal. Overall, it's a great way to get a taste of filipino food.

This place is one of my Favorite restaurants! Bliss (our waitress) Was super kind and super…read morefriendly. Just an amazing person! The atmosphere is one of a kind (in a good way) My favorite is always the Brisket Sandwich with the Mac n cheese.

We have now visited old city barbecue four or five times over the last couple years and I think I…read morecan safely suggest to you to go. What I have found over these years has been consistency. Each meal that we have had over the years has been very good. The same with the service staff and the appearance of the location. It has always been very good. We today where the place wasn't full with guests. Somewhere in between lunch and the dinner time frame. So between being seated, getting our drinks, ordering our food, and then receiving it was all very quick. We will be back again.

This place is great. Try it, yes. Texture and crunch with nice spice. Go on a date or eat there…read moreyourself. I don't care. Have fun, silly. 85 characters.

If you have the pleasure of going to Don Chico's brick and mortar site, there's a couple of must…read moredo's. One, you must get the fresh guacamole, the chips are thin and crispy and the guac is so fresh! You must also try the tacos. I had the steak frites and the Korean fried chicken taco and both were 10/10. Finally, the service and ambiance was incredible! I love the modern feel of the restaurant. Josie, my waitress, was beyond kind and so knowledgeable on the ins and outs of the menu! When I come back I will be asking for Josie to be my waitress! She was the best!

I recently visited the Prost Food Truck at the Newport News Food Truck Festival. They offer a wide…read moreselection of traditional German food for a price range of $5-$12 depending on what you're into. I am a sucker for a good traditional German style pretzel, so I had to try it out! Ordered one with the cheese dip and was super excited. But unfortunately, it wasn't that good. It was basically cold (very weird!) and tasted stale. The cheese dip was quite tasty and really the only thing that made it edible. Maybe I just got them on an off day, and perhaps if I'd ordered one of the fancier meals it would have been better -- but I tend to judge food trucks on the basics since they are often places I want to grab a quick snack at events. So it was just alright for me. The three stars is probably overly generous given my experience.

I had the Carne Asada it was excellent and my husband had the Carnitas. It was also very good. The…read morefood and the service was very good. The only negative thing is the restaurant is very small. I do recommend this place.

AMANDA was a great waitress. The food was fantastic. Some of the best Mexican food I've had. The…read moremusic was also great.

I have seen them at many local sporting events and always enjoy having a hotdog from this cart…read more Service is amazing as always

Absolutely had the best ever hot dog today with Pimento Cheese & Pepper Jelly! We stop here every…read moretime we come to Williamsburg. They even brought out a water bowl for our dog & put up an umbrella for shade. Try their draft root beer!

Very good BBQ!!! Will definitely go again and again. Hope they come back soon I'll be checking…read moreoften.

First Class Service, They were polite and friendly and arrived to my wife's surprise birthday party…read morea few minutes earlier than the scheduled delivery time. They set up everything and explained the process to me. Having it delivered was a huge weight off my shoulders. Everyone complimented the food because it was delicious and asked who I had used.

Another fun and "low-key" romantic Valentine's Day dinner!…read more Food, service and atmosphere were perfect and fun! Love that we got to do this again and appreciate the whole evening! I even stepped outside of my plain hot dog and got the Carolina dog with pulled pork, bbq sauce and coleslaw' so yummy! Also tried the pickle fries for the first time and they were delicious! Dominion Dogs never disappoints!

So a few friends and I swung by this evening for a quick bite. This review is a sort of almost a…read morehome run.. Our group ordered an American dog, two coneys, and a burnt ends dog. They also came with fries or onion rings, funnel cake fries, and a drink of your choice. Two of the guys had the root beer and said it was pretty good. Now as for the dogs, the two guys that had the coneys were happy with them, although one was hoping for a little more spice from the chili, but it was by no means bad. The burnt ends dog was said to be pretty freaking good. As for the American dog, we'll that was a different story. It wasn't a bad dog, but it tasted like it had been boil cooked and not cooked on the griddle. Additionally, it wasn't really that warm. I guess warm is a good description for it. It would have been better if it was hot and you could see some cooking marks on it. Alas, it was and had neither. But again, it wasn't a bad dog, but it could have been much better. The onion rings were pretty tasty though, as were the funnel cake fries and crinkle cut fries. This night was Wednesday, so it was trivia night. At 6:30. At about 6:00 people really started to come in, and by 6:30, the place was packed. Guess trivia night is a big hit... The people working there were super friendly and you fealt as if they were happy to be there. I would have given it 5 stars, but tbe warm dog just brought my experience down a bit. But don't let that stop you from going there, because you'll probably have a good time with good food and good people.

My first visit and it will not be my last visit. I loved all the hotdog decor and ambiance of the…read moreworld of hot dogs. Angie our waitress was amazing. My friend who I was with had been there when she was a child, but has not been back since. This was my first time. She took the time to explain the menu to us, and details about the items on the menu. The banana pudding is made with cinnamon graham crackers and dusted with cinnamon. It truly is a great twist on it and I love it. I did enjoy a hotdog with ketchup and mustard.hotdogs are an American staple I feel like, and Hot Dog King nailed these. They are simple, but a variety of toppings. I also had a side of fries. Their fries are nice, crispy and had a hint of grease, perfect. Angie brought out a sample of the BBQ and homemade coleslaw. I loved that she did that. I was nervous to try other things on the menu and she nailed it with a sample. The coleslaw was great. It was chopped up and a little runny, I like it just like that. The coleslaw was for sure packed with flavor. For me what would go well is some BBQ sauce. The funnel cake fries with a dusting of powder sugar so good! They can get hard if you get them to go because of the powder sugar. The shakes were creamy and made with soft serve. The corn dog, big and nice and crispy. The breading had a very mild sweet flavor and was cooked to perfection! Dipping that in mustard was the cherry on top. The interior had the whole hotdog theme down pat. They have been operating since 1972, a classic in the Hampton Roads area!

Gus's Hot Dog King has been slapping dogs on buns since 1972 from their little corner of Newport…read moreNews on Jefferson Avenue. They also do burgers and brats, fries and exceptional onion rings and milk shakes. I sat at the counter overlooking the hot steel so I could enjoy the show in front of me. Most surprising was the cost for a very good frankfurter- $2.95 with a long list of toppings included. I went with the traditional brown mustard, relish and grilled onion bits put together by the masterful cooks, and added a long squirt of ketchup. Onion rings on the side and Pepsi for cool washdown. It was all a snack that put a smile on my face and a warmth in my stomach. Just enough snap from the dog, and a terrific greasy taste from the house made 'yuns. All the while I watched the cooks do their thing behind the counter and listened to their fun interaction. I even had a chat with Mrs. Gus, who was happy to have a new customer she could convince to become a regular. Loved her Greek accent. But for the fact that I lived 6 hours away in Pennsylvania, I would no doubt be a loyal regular. Still, with family in town, I have yet another great reason to return as often as possible to chow down! Five Stars for the grub and cultural satisfaction of a hot dog emporium than knows the way to keep an aficionado happy.