Always friendly service. Great hot dog, chili cheese is a must. Where else can you watch private…read moreplanes landing while eating a hot dog. Would love it if they had fries, but a $1 bag of chips is a great buy.

This hotdog is off the charts. The hotdog bun alone is worth a 5 star review. This place having a…read more3.6 on Yelp says a lot about how wrong Yelp can be. There's homemade ice cream here, and the bread pudding is top 5 I've ever had. And it's run by a little old lady with a full time job on the side! Wild! I'll be back. So glad I just happened to see the sign and hit the brakes in time.

Very cool hot dog stand outside of a truck in an alleyway in downtown concord. I love the fact that…read morethey have been around for years and seem to have a strong connection with the community. If Looking for an affordable lunch while perusing downtown on your break, look no further for this place. Fast service and the ambiance of a downtown NYC hot dog vendor right in Concord.

food was wicked cheap and the woman running it was very nice. overall a drink and a hot dog cost…read moreonly $6

Big Kahunas by far has the best smoked food in NH. We've been to both 603 BBQ and Big Kahunas and…read moreBig Kahunas is by far the better option. we love their ribs, brisket, pulled pork, and their smashed potatoes are incredible. If you are looking for the best smoked food in NH go here! The Hawaii vibe is also very cool!

Big Kahunas has great food to offer at decent prices. The 2nd owners kept many of the original,…read morePolynesian, owner's recipes. Service is good. Serving size is plenty. Prep time is done with efficiency. The owner makes you feel welcomed, staff is polite. The ambiance is a kick back, family friendly hang out. The restaurant is very clean. They even have albums to listen to. Great place to relax and enjoy your time spent there.

Hot dogs are perfectly cooked, with a nice snap, and well dressed! Delicious! Also, one of the best…read moreplaces around to get a dirty soda, with a huge menu of options with fun, creative names, and a make your own options! Don't miss out - highly recommend.

My daughter and I stopped by last week and tried their hotdogs and speciality favored drinks. We…read moresat outside at one of the picnic tables and enjoyed feeling like kids again at a hotdog stand! The owners are very very nice. They came out to meet our pup- dog friendly of course. The hotdogs were great! Will be back as soon as we can because they are seasonal. In the parking area of Patio Barn.

Normally, I would give 5 stars. We have been going to Billy's for many years. We have never had a…read morepoor meal until today. I don't know if there was a new person in the kitchen or deliberate changes. My husband ordered a beer which was completely flat. I ordered a turkey club. It has always been excellent, but this time it was awful. The lettuce was completely wilted, there was almost no tomato, the toast was burned black on all edges, which tasted awful. Weirdly, the sandwich was thicker on one half than the other with turkey. My husband's sandwich had the same wilted lettuce, very sparce tomato, and the bread was partly burned. They ran out of wheat bread, and offered marbled rye. It was a disappointment all around. BTW, the server did bring a new beer. ​

Felt right at home. We went early and it was a quiet start to the day. Plenty of screens to watch…read moreand they served good pub food. I love the atmosphere.

I love this family and old-school restaurant. Female and family run. This is plain good ol' food…read more The portions are huge and bountiful. This is a restaurant with an older crowd. The only issue that anyone could have is that the food although good, lacks seasoning. That could be due to an older clientele that watches their salt. Not a bad thing but, as a foodie, I like my food a little more seasoned. We ordered whole-belly clams they were huge and crispy but a little over-breaded. I was pulling some of the breading off. I ordered a side of their homemade redskin potato salad/macaroni salad combo. Both are good, but again, a little lacking in flavor. The macaroni could be improved by a little chopped green pepper and onion because it was one-note. Now my partner's meal was also good. But the best part was the homemade corned beef hash. This was excellent! No salt was added and no salt was needed. My man raved over it. He also ordered the Codfish sandwich with a side of the redskin potato salad. Thank goodness we ordered only the sandwich because we saw the Codfish plate and were floored by the size of the plate. The prices were excellent as was the service. They had a lady who had been there since the restaurant's inception. We will try them again. There were many tasty-looking offerings on their menu. Get there early because they are only open for breakfast and lunch.

This family restaurant I love. The food is great. Always fast service…read more This family is hard working, who definitely know how to cook when you eat there, you will keep coming back for more. Grandma is a fabulous cook.

Very nice gentleman sells New York "Dirty water dogs" from an authentic hot dog cart on the…read moreweekends at the edge of Goffstown. He sells Sabrett dogs with an interesting onion relish which I never had before. He also has really great Italian lemon ice. Just ask, and he will tell you all about growing up with these simple pleasures in New York.

Located in a Mobil gas station, this small hot dog trailer offers Sabrett natural casing hot dogs,…read morechips, etc. Nothing fancy, in fact, I would say that it is the antithesis of fancy, but there is nothing about hot dgs that is supposed to be fancy. Hot dogs are America's original version of the currently trending street food movement. They are po NY there on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, so plan accordingly. It is good to find Sabrett's up in New Hampshire. New York has known about Sanrett's for a long time and now the people in Goffstown, New Hampshire can find out what make Sabrett's such a special hot dog. Look for the food cart with the Sabrett's umbrella.

I caught up with TOLA-Rose today because they were getting some work done on their vehicle so they…read morewere parked at the Pep Boys. They spun up and decided to start selling their menu and I was hungry. Easy, pleasy. I opted for the most keto-friendly thing on the menu, a meatball sub. Served with plenty of sauce and plenty of cheese on a toasted sub roll, I don't know how anyone would pick this up and try to eat it without wearing half of it. But there's me with a knife and fork, since I'm not eating the bun. Tasty, rich sauce. Spicy meatballs. Melted cheese. It was quite good. [Review 10199 overall, 1785 of 2018.]

TOLA-Rose Italian Eats paired with my building to do a soft launch this evening. It was pretty…read morecool. Roomie and I got dinner for free. But it wasn't just any dinner. It was a good, fast, warm, filling, and delicious dinner. Here's the run down. They're in this mostly-black food truck with Italian trappings--the red/white/green flags, garlic braids hanging around, the aroma of sausages and freshly sautéed vegetables, and a family-run, incredibly friendly vibe. They have both a digital menu (flatscreen on the truck) and a hand-written chalkboard menu out in front of the truck. There are five food options, three drink options (all variations on "water"), and pudding cups for dessert. The food options range from $7-9, the drinks from $1.50-2.50, and the dessert comes in at a flat $3. So, depending on how big of an eater you are, you can have a nice meal between $10 and $20. We grabbed a lasagna and a caprese salad, each taking a can of San Pellegrino sparkling water (flavor options available were lemon-mint, clementine, and sangria orange--I'd guess whatever is normally available from your typical wholesale market). For us, the food came in plastic containers. That was nice because we didn't actually eat right away and yet nothing dried out. We ran into our neighbors who had ordered sandwiches (meatball and garlic bread grilled cheese) and those came in open-faced trays with the checkered paper. All of us enjoyed our meals and walked away satisfied although I did supplement my salad with some popcorn and a movie later... I suppose the salad isn't supposed to be a meal, but I'm always a sucker for a good caprese. Dish highlights and lowlights from the group (as reported, I didn't try everything): The lasagna wasn't pretty. Maybe I didn't carry it nicely, but it was a little bit "unmade" when we opened it up. That didn't stop it from tasting delicious. It was tender and generously flavored. The caprese was fresh, nicely proportioned (I always HATE it when a caprese runs out of something before the end, which didn't happen here), and had a good strong kick to the balsamic. I do wish there was a full meal-sized salad option, but at least it was generous with the cheese and bigger than your standard appetizer. It's good that roomie doesn't like fresh tomatoes, because I was not going to be sharing. The sandwiches both seemed to be made out of the same pre-garlic-bread mini-loaves. The meatball sandwich had 4 meatballs and provolone on the bottom, red sauce on the top. The meatballs were tender and juicy, but it seemed like there was a desire for more cheese. Chen Don, if you're listening, this is a revenue opportunity. Add extra cheese for $0.50 or extra XYZ for $ABC (cheese, additional meatballs, more sauce, peppers, you name it). If this works for you, feel free to thank me with a check--or another free food item. ;) Or just be wildly successful and name your first child after me. Back to the food. The garlic bread grilled cheese seemed to be not as much garlic as desired for this particular garlic lover, although the marinara dipping sauce seemed to be homemade with large chunks of garlic. Again, I'd recommend selling extra sauce and putting that as a recommended menu item. Would I visit them again, if I were paying? Yes, but I'd ask for napkins. If anyone tries the pudding cups, please post a photo. I didn't ask but was wondering if these were something special or just standard wholesale cups from a large pack.