Really miss Grumpy's ! Hope to see you in August ! The Chili Dogs are Excellent !…read more Really miss Grumpy's ! Hope to see you in August ! The Chili Dogs are Excellent !

Been here a few times, definitely one of my favorite food trucks! First of all, let me correct that…read moreby saying my favorite bus converted into a food truck. They have a wonderful creative take on hot dog toppings and their grumpots are just THE BEST. I have ordered a few different dogs here but my personal favorite is still holding to the mac-roni dog. Who wouldnt love a hot dog topped with a scoop of macaroni and cheese and pepperoni? The buns are toasted...super plus. I need to give an honorable mention to the TNT dog as well. They have a pretty consistent lunch time schedule in the parking lot of the old checkerboards. The people that work on grumpys are super friendly as well. If you're craving a hot dog and near west boylston, do yourself a favor and swing by here. Worth it.

Summertime is hotdog season in my book. And I recently had the best hotdog I've ever had, courtesy…read moreof Trolley Dogs. One of their food trucks was at the Framingham Farmers Market this past Thursday. There was a wide variety of food available that evening, but for some reason, the Trolley Dogs food truck called out to me. As their signs say, they serve giant, handmade dogs. They're so big they have to use a mini sub roll, instead of a hotdog bun. You can order your dog as you like, or select from their menu of pre-planned dogs. I forget what it was called, but I ordered from the menu. My dog was topped with onion, relish, and hot mustard. It was super hot and humid on this day and I felt bad for the food truck workers. It must've been like an oven in there. The dog was so awesome I made my way back to the food truck afterwards to tell them so. If you enjoy an occasional hotdog like me, and you happen to see one of the Trolley Dogs food trucks somewhere, you should check it out! I promise, you'll be glad you did. P. S. I did not have one myself, but one of my companions had one of their craft lemonades. He raved about that Trolley Dogs offering as well.

What a great addition to tonight's gathering having Boston Trolley Dogs at Candidate RICHARD ASH…read morefor Quincy WARD 2 CITY COUNCILMAN GATHERING TO MEET AND GREET VOTERS. The food was tasty and service outstanding and enjoying this Food Truck at Fore River Park in Quincy with lots of Friends and neighbors enjoying themselves! Thank you Boston Trolley Dogs for a wonderful time.

Always clean, fast service, food that you know your getting exactly what you should. It's warm,…read moreit's home and it's memories. The whole team rocks thank you

A chili dog for only $4!? Magnificent. Haven't seen those prices since Sonic #1…read more $14 and I got two dogs and a water. The dogs were pretty good. I haven't had a hotdog in general in over a year. So it was like a home coming for me. When in Rome right? Take that into account when reading this review.

Finally made it to this Route 56 institution after hearing about it for years. Got two dogs: the…read moreclassic with their Famous BBQ sauce, and the "Everyting Plus" -- BBQ, onions, relish, and mustard. Both were exactly what a roadside hot dog should be -- simple, unfussy, and clearly built around that sauce as the star of the show. Here's the thing that surprised me, and honestly the reason I'm writing this review: I asked the folks working the counter about the sauce, and they told me it's actually a Korean BBQ sauce, and that the family running the place is Korean. Zero problem with that from me -- if anything it makes the sauce more interesting -- but I went back and read a stack of reviews here before my visit, and not a single one mentions this. Every review talks about the "sweet, molasses-y, nostalgic BBQ sauce that tastes like childhood," decades of regulars, the whole Americana roadside-stand thing -- but nobody's ever put two and two together on where that sauce actually comes from or who's actually making it. Kind of a funny blind spot for a place this well-loved and well-documented. It also sounds like there's real layered history here that nobody's nailed down publicly -- the current owner (also named Annie, no relation) has run it since 2005, but the name and building go back further, possibly to a different name and a different original "Annie" before that, with some sources pointing to WWII-era roots and others to the 1950s as "Silver Grill." Old signage on the building references press coverage from Yankee Magazine, the Boston Globe, and the Telegram & Gazette, so this place has clearly had its moment in the regional spotlight more than once. If anyone in the comments knows the fuller ownership history -- who ran it between the original Annie and the current one, when the Korean family took over, or how the sauce recipe evolved -- I'd genuinely love to hear it. This feels like a piece of Central Mass food history that's never been fully written down, and I'd love to help fill in the gaps. Bottom line: great dogs, better sauce, and a story that deserves more digging.

Very nice , beautiful scenery .that good old fashion fell . I enjoyed both the nostalgia of it and…read morethe food.

The dogs were yummy with their creative toppings. We enjoyed ourselves since we don't have hotdogs…read morevery often outside backyard bbqs. The dogs themselves were fairly small and nondescript. I would have preferred them to be bigger, beefy, fried.. I don't know, something to make them pop. Stronger mustard and bigger bacon bits would be better too. Overall it was a good time and I'd get it again though.

It's way overpriced for the quality. It's a basic hot dog, and I'm pretty sure the fries are…read moreliterally Ore Ida Frozen fries from the store. $15 for that is insane. To put it into perspective, even if it was a $5 combo, I would still be deeply disappointed in the quality of the food. It wasn't just subpar quality as well, the hotdog served was lukewarm at most, and the bun was cold. Some fries just straight up weren't cooked. This was the very first time in my life that I've bought food from a restaurant and felt genuinely scammed. In fact, I have never left a negative review on anything in my life. But this business just seems disingenuous. Until they change their prices or improve the quality and effort they put into their food considerably, just don't waste your money. Pick a different food truck, or pick a different restaurant at the mall. (This was at their Solomon Pond Mall location. Was excited to try it, but unfortunately it is what it is.)

Had a few breakfasts there to see what the buzz was about... this place Roc's! Always a line but…read morewell worth the wait. Food id fresh, delicious, and not super pricey. The ambience is traditional diner style... can be a touch noisy when there are lots chatty customers but again, worth the inconvenience for an awesome meal at a great price.

Small place, doesn't look like a diner from the outside, but once inside the back room, you can see…read morethe tell-tale diner shape. Interesting hot rod decor to distinguish it from the rest. Busy joint, tight seating, and energetic servers who keep attentive. -- Patty Melt: So much to like about this, from the marble rye (though I think pumpernickel) to the full size patty (better than the double smashed you get elsewhere) to the onions to the gooey melted cheese to the extreme juiciness and pleasing flavor. I didn't detect any Russian dressing, but this sandwich wasn't lacking for moistness or flavor oomph. A near-elite rendition and one of the best I've had in a while. Excellent. -- Fries: Included with the patty melt and a plentiful supply. The bad news: they're the dreaded industrial "coated" kind. The good news: they were piping hot and cooked perfectly, crisp outside, fluffy inside. The great news: you can substitute home fries. My server offered a sample of the home fries. -- Home Fries: I found them to be right in my wheelhouse for doneness, crispness, seasoning, onions, and overall texture and flavor. Superb. Between the good looking plates that passed by and my enjoyment of my own food on my first visit, there's sure to be a second. Looking forward to returning with my wife for breakfast and more of those home fries.

love the hot dogs were done perfectly, the roll was grilled nice and brown, very tasty and the…read moreprice of 8 dollars with a soda was amazing value, highly recommended! Doug &Skip

From the owner: We are a family owned Hotdog Stand where you will be pleasantly surprised at the service, food and…read morevalue. We feature Homemade Meatball Grinders & Sausage Pepper and Onion Grinders Wed-Sat, and hot dogs and all the fixins every day as well. We take pride in serving you our very best, just like you stepped in to our home and our kitchen. Those toasted buns are worth the wait !

easily the best steak and cheese in worcester this place got great burgers to the wings ehh just…read moreget a steak and cheese and a smash burger and you'll be shook on what you just experienced

This was my second time ordering from here. This experience was not so great. I was the only person…read morein the establishment as it just opened but still felt rushed. After placing my order and getting home the order was still wrong. This place is a little pricey so to drive 25 minutes back home with something you didn't want on your sandwich is not pleasant. It gets better someone bites into their sandwich and finds a red string in their sandwich.

Hidden gem in Worcester!…read more Had one of the best corned beef sandwiches of my life here, admiring the synagogue and ornate stained glass window. They have seedless rye, and although I'm not personally a pickle gal, these were the real deal accompanying each sandwich. If you're a fan of Dr. Brown's you can also purchase several flavors here. Fast, friendly service - heavy on the menschlekeit in all the best of ways. I'll be back-you should too!

This was my second time visiting Chanis Deli, this time I brought someone that loves Rueben's and I…read morethought it would be fun experience. First of all when we went to the counter to order the only person there was on a telephone call and it was a bit of an awkward wait, but we ordered. My guest wasn't impressed by the Rueben and I got the pastrami and it was ridiculously fatty...like big hunks of fat I pulled out. The experience of going to a temple to eat lunch is kinda fun and the children that were there (camp or school?) were adorable to listen to and watch.

Awesome sandwiches & great staff! Always busy because they deliver excellent food & service. Don't…read morelet the mines scare you off, they move quickly.

Decent sandwich but the service can suck. Was in at 11:30am, 4 people working, one customer who…read moreinsisted on having her toddler order (ie - took forever). I ended up sitting in a booth to wait. After said customer was done ordering, I figured maybe I could get someone to make me a sandwich. Nope. I just ended up leaving.