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    Elliot's Famous Hot Dogs

    4.0 (80 reviews)
    InexpensiveFast Food, Hot Dogs
    Open 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Quiet
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Ilya T.

    Here we have one of those old ways restaurants that has managed to stay open through world wars and civil unrest while maintaining the same hot dog your Grand Pa ate. Unfortunately the quality of the Hot Dogs can be beat out by anything you can make at home. And yes you do get the What the Hell do you want attitude from the staff. This seems like a place where people go simply because of nostalgia of having grown up in the neighborhood.

    Home of the best damn hot dogs on the East Coast ‍ since the 40s
    Steven W.

    If your ever in the City of Lowell stop by the Elliott Lunch on Elliot st. Awesome hotdogs I bet you can't eat just one ;) so order a six pack and some fries

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    Anne R.

    The veteran Elliot's customer is easy to spot because the first thing that comes out of their mouth is "All Around" or "Works, Extra Heavy". What these two dogs have in common, and what makes it a true Elliot's Famous Hot Dog, is a unique blend of sweet relish and tangy mustard over a snappy Kayem dog made of pork, beef, and spices served up on a grilled New England bun. (All Around has onions, Works doesn't.) I'm normally not a huge fan of mustard and relish, but with so many people asking for just that, I had to try this special blend and was surprised to find my tastebuds craving the next bite, which is saying a lot for a hot dog! The chili dog was a unique set of flavors as well, served with a slice of white (American?) cheese and a chili that boasted whole beans spilling out of the bun. The cajun fries would be better classified as seasoned fries, but still thick and tasty after being served fresh from the frier. Onion rings, burgers, steak sandwiches and even some homemade sweets were available on the menu, but you could tell that most people were there for the one-of-a-kind hot dogs. The decor is vintage luncheonette with ceramic tiled walls, fixed wooden stool seats, and formica green tables. While most people just stopped in to order from the counter and took their meal to go faster than most people get through a drive-thru, I could just imagine the room full of kids after a baseball or soccer game chowing down on the $1.50 hot dogs. College students will find the 12-pack special just as feastable as a White Castle crave case. I still wonder, what came first- the name of the street or the diner?

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    Really enjoyed the hotdogs no issues. Food came out quickly. Food was good all in all a great experience.

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    Great value and selection and prices are good location with on street parking and great service

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    Elliot's is one of the best hot dog places I've ever been to everyone is super kind and welcoming

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    Great hotdogs and that old time feel . Neighborhood a bit tough but it's worth it and it's safe

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    Terrible service. Rude and inattentive. Will not be returning. Can make better food in the microwave!

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    Classic hotdog joint. Steamed dogs. Nice snap. Steamed buns. Fries cooked in peanut oil. Classic that never changes. Highly recommend.

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