Too bad the town kicked him out. That truck was awesome!…read more Great food, quick and just a great little spot that shall be missed.

A-May-Zing. I love burgers (all kinds--5 Guys, Plan B, not so much McDonalds). And I love food…read moretrucks. This may have been the best burger I've ever had. Lots of stuff on it (the Shack Stack--double burger, lots of cheese, bacon, prosciutto), and yet it stayed together. My son likes things simple, so he got a dog w bacon and ketchup. Nothing special about the fries w cheese sauce, but that sort of thing is always good. Free chocolate chip cookies on the counter. Loved it.

Dogtown is the Northeast cheat code for satisfying a serious In-N-Out craving. If you know, you…read moreknow. My go-to order is the Dogtown Burger with two patties, extra cheese, no lettuce or tomato, grilled onions cooked well done, and plenty of Dogtown spread. Pair that with well-done fries topped with two slices of American cheese, spread, and grilled onions, and you've basically unlocked a full California-style burger experience without leaving the East Coast. The Bethel location really nails the vibe. They grill the patties in mustard and serve fresh, snappy green chilies on the side, just like the classic West Coast spots. It's the little details that make it feel authentic. Milford is excellent too, but Bethel gets the edge for those extra touches. The meat is consistently fresh, the burgers are messy in the best way possible, and the fries hit that perfect balance of crispy, cheesy, and indulgent. If you're chasing that Animal Style flavor in the Northeast, Dogtown absolutely delivers.

Nice Surprise.... Classic dogs and tots…read more Chili cheese dog was great Coke ... no nasty Pepsi Always a good sign

Friendly staff, perfect location right on Main Street, fun hotdog menu. Most importantly- delicious!read more

Chez Lenard on Main Street in Ridgefield is the most famous hot dog cart in CT, and one of the most…read morefamous hot dog spots of any type in CT. The story goes Martha Stewart pulled up so she could try a couple of the garnishes, liked what she tasted and invited Owner Mike to participate in a hot dog segment of her show. Today, Chez Lenard has a decades old cart on Main Street and two additional carts for catering or events. I ordered Le Hot Dog Choucroute Alsacienne (which has sauerkraut and a high quality Dijon Mustard) and Le Hot Dog Epicie Garniture Suisse (which boasts a traditional cheese fondue and a horseradish sauce). After a bit of research, these seemed like the most classic Chez Lenard toppings. The toppings were all very tasty. Chez Lenard uses Hebrew National dogs which are ready in a steam bath when you order. Among the best known and loved CTSpots, this is probably my least favorite combo of dog selection and cooking technique. There's no snap and it has one of the softer textures you'll find. I understand that one of the movable carts has a grill. The buns are Martin's potato rolls, which are fine. Chez Lenard enjoys an important history in Ridgefield. They've been a source of jobs for young adults. A lot of people have been going there for a long time because downtown Ridgefield is a cool place to visit. Somebody who lives closer to Ridgefield might give it a bit of a bump because it's been an important pat of their lives. Being a visitor, I can only go by the dog. 4.5 Stars for the toppings. 3.5 Stars for the dog itself. 4 Stars overall

My husband and I were in the area and craving a hot dog, so we decided to give Roadside Eats a try…read more We're not super familiar with options in the area, so Google led us here as the most convenient choice. Definitely a no frills spot, but the girl behind the counter was nice and since we were eating in, she brought the food to our table and didn't have us pay until the end, which was sweet of her. My husband did the double dog, which came with chili, cheese, and bacon, and it satisfied his craving. I did a plain dog and a Texas dog minus the chili. Loved that they were footlongs! We also shared the Colombian empanadas, which were fine. Not bad for when you want a quick meal in Bethel.

Stopped here for a quick bite to eat for lunch while driving on the way home. It's a small and…read moreunassuming spot. The menu is decent. The gyro salad was ok and the quesadilla and wrap was alright. It is fine for a casual meal, nothing crazy.

A great finding on CT Under the bridge connector to I -95…read moreColombian Fast food made it right I tried the super Colombian hot dog Topped with authentic ingredients: pineapple sauce, white cheese, potato sticks, sauces

This place is worth the visit. Coming off the highway it's just two minutes from exit. The food…read moretruck offers a variety of things but I must say by far my favorite is the classic Arepa. I choose the chicken every time and I never regret. It's covered in cheese , potato sticks, & what Colombians call "salsa rosada". In the parking lot cars park and in a tailgate form eat their delicious food truck picks. Family friendly. They place music so people tend to gather. My daughter enjoys the pieces of hotdog with French fries "salchipapa". I will continue to visit. I wish this family based hidden gem lots of years of serving happy families in its true Colombian style.

I've been going here since they were on crown street. Their hot dogs are the BOMB. Sometimes they…read morestock out of mochi. The owner and staff are friendly. Store is small but always clean.

Properly prepared dogs, but way off-balanced…read more Spot #5 of 6 in our hot dog trek, and we were in probably the swankiest place we've been thus far. This place is very affluent, so there's lots of shopping opportunities in this area. tucked in the parking lot of one of these places is a large duplex-sized place called Jakes, which has a ton of good press online. We go in, and the place is somewhat dim. The place is small but very dark. It kind of reminds me of a collectables shop in terms of the ambiance. Functional, but not very inviting. The menu has pretty much all hot dogs, and lots of them. The sheer amount of unique dogs is impressive. This being one of our later stops in our trek, we opted for a chicken teriyaki dog and a Seattle dog for comparisons. The food comes out quick, we take pics and dig in. First off, the hot dog to bun ratio was way off. the hot dogs were way too small for the bun, which was very evident with the Seattle dog. So you would get lots of bread with a little bit of dog on each bite. Second, the hot dogs were actually very salty. This usually has no real bearing on the dish, since I do like my salt. The problem being that the two hot dogs we got had high salt condiments on them (bacon and chicken teriyaki). the combo of salt on salt just lead to some very salty bites. The dogs themselves were prepared properly. I do enjoy the split and grill method of dog cooking. but there was a major lack of balance with the two we got. If we got hot dogs that had other non-salty ingredients, then these dogs would be good. but as prepared, they were a little off. It's an option if you want a hot dog, I would probably avoid the two that we got unless you like salty dogs.

Food is a must have for the whole world if we want it in our country or our own countries to have a…read morehealthy lifestyle or not be a part in the future we are going through this pandemic we have a very strong sense that we need it in our lives we have to live with it but that doesn't change anything about our life and services or how our bodies function we have a choice and how to function we are not alone and our families we need it and I believe that our families we can do that anything amazing things we do that will make us better we need it is what you do and that will help you through this pandemic we need it will help us and I think that is a good person that we are the best person that I know I think we have to give us and I hope that we will always have our best man we have to make it through it we have the right people and that will make you the most wonderful person we need you to take care of you and you will be there and you are my heart and you will never forget you have been here you ambiance

I don't even need to go to Philly anymore for some cheesesteaks! I've got my boys at M&M to help…read morefulfill that craving. I've tried two of their cheesesteaks so far: 1) Tater's Tot: original cheesesteak + tots (YES TOTS!!!) + cheez whiz and 2) Alexander the Great: original + provolone + bacon + garlic + mayo Both were super delish and I ate it all. (I have no shame) The team that runs the truck is very friendly and it is obvious that they are dedicated to serving the best cheesesteaks out there.

A little pricey for what you get. Fried clams weren't crispy enough. The fries were the…read morehighlight.

Going strong since 1939. Seasonal food shack that does have veggie burgers. So grateful for the…read morecontinuity Clamp's has provided to generations of Litchfield County inhabitants, residents and travelers. Here's to many more years to come!