I was hoping that they would be serving the exact menu of every other Frankie's location in…read moreConnecticut. But I guess not! I don't know how they get away with it but they're famous for their Hummel footlong hot dog and their homemade relish. But you can't get the fresh homemade hot relish at this location as they have some other crap that they are serving in place of it. I don't know how they can get away with that? Not to mention many other menu items are no longer the same as the other Frankie's especially their fried broccoli. Is absolutely terrible at this location. Don't waste your time they overcook the hot dogs until it's a shriveled dry mess. I'm thoroughly disappointed and cannot believe that the Frankie's original owners are letting them get away with this.

This place is eh... I was in line at Als and left there to…read morecome here. That was a mistake. Frankies dog used to be the thing back in the day, this place has nothing special and the condiments are ok.. the hot relish is some gelatinous stuff, not really a relish It wasn't terrible, but Ya been warned !

Consistently delicious! Like stepping back in time, knotty pine interior with the cozy counter…read more Staff is always attentive!

lol I'm not sure what I was expecting!! It's literally…read morehotdogs and burger meat and bread!! I kid you not! So the burgers don't have lettuce tomato onions not even of options! Mayo was an option. Crazy thing is the place was PACKED!! lol People love it!! Listen try it for yourself like I did or just skip it!! They make their own relishes for like 100 years!! So that's something

My first time today. I ordered a super cheesy Mac n cheese and the best chopped bbq sandwich that…read moreI've had here in Connecticut. I will definitely be back !!! Catch them downtown every Friday at the Waterbury food truck event running all summer.

Grands loved the chicken tenders. Said they were nice and crispy. Next time going to ask if they…read morewill split the dog and grill it. For a thin dog, temperature is not hot enough. The fixing bar is my favorite

Glenwood Drive-In is a historic family restaurant that opened in Hamden, Connecticut in 1955. It…read morewas founded by Rocky Stone. The property was originally a small drive-in that operated under a different name. Stone purchased the drive-in after working as a Tip-Top salesman and deliveryman. He renamed it "Glenwood" and expanded the menu, hours and the physical building. After Stone passed away in 1960, his son Frank "Wayne" Stone took it over and he continues to run it today. In the early days, the Glenwood had a walk-up service window similar to establishments such as Dairy Queen. Over the years, Wayne remodeled the interior and added an indoor seating area. The menu consists of staples such as footlongs, chili dogs, cheeseburgers, clam strips, lobster rolls, soft shell crab, fries, onion rings, and much more! Although the establishment is no longer a traditional drive-in restaurant, the Glenwood still hosts classic car "Cruise Nights" every Wednesday during the warmer months. In 1985, Wayne's daughter opened "Kelly's Cone Connection": an adjoining ice cream parlor business that is connected to the Glenwood. Although both businesses share the same space, they operate as separate entities. Kelly makes all of her own ice cream, hot fudge, waffle cones, ice cream pies and birthday cakes in house. Customers can expect to choose from about 35 different flavors on any given day. My family and I recently stopped for dinner at Glenwood Drive-In. Growing up in the area, I visited the Glenwood several times throughout my childhood. I also frequently accompanied my father to "Cruise Nights" when he still owned a 1971 Triumph TR6. On this outing, we ordered a variety of menu items including a "Chili Cheese Dog", "Footlong", "Chicken Fingers w/ Fries", and "Fried Shrimp w/ Fries". There's something about those classic menu staples that just really hit the spot. Afterwards, we headed through the adjoining doorway to Kelly's Cone Connection for dessert. It was a special occasion because the ice cream parlor was hosting a meet & greet with Spider-Man himself. The event coincided with the release of a new monthly special called the "Spidey-Sundae" (Firework 250 Poprock ice cream w/ golden Oreos, a frosting and sprinkle rim w/ a cotton candy web, poprocks, & a Spider-Man ring). My sons both had a blast meeting Spider-Man and eating his special ice cream treat. I tried a different monthly special: the "New England Clam Chowder" (sweet cream salted caramel ice cream w/ white chocolate "clams", dried mint, vanilla wafers, white chocolate shell). The presentation was immaculate and the flavor combo was simply divine! If you're looking for classic American drive-in food along with some fantastic ice cream, then head to Glenwood Drive-In and Kelly's Cone Connection!

The male and female couple running the establishment were very sweet! The restaurant was clean and…read morecomfortable. We ordered an order of onion rings and a classic burger to share. Onion rings had a nice beer batter, but were a little greasy. My friend and I both agreed that the burger could have been so much better with a steamed bun. The aged cheddar added a nice sharpness and was a nice touch. I would say Lemays is comparable to Ted's. If you're in town, it's worth a one time visit at least.

My first steamed cheeseburger experience, this has been on my foodie bucket list! It is unique to…read morethis small area of Connecticut, you have to try it! They are huge! The girl at the counter and the cook were super friendly!

Kind of disappointing. I drove 7 miles to get there because Google gemini said they served Sabrett…read morehot dogs. They don't. Not their fault. I ordered 2 hummell dogs with kraut and mustard to go anyway. All the signs said they were $4.50 ea, but after buying a small soda my bill was $14.00! It wasn't until I got into my car to eat them that I started to realize they must have charged me an awful lot for mustard and sauerkraut. I don't feel like going back and making a fuss, but I won't go back to eat there either . Just for the record the man serving me was very nice and the hot dogs were actually pretty good when I finally ate them but I really wanted Sabrett dogs and I guess I'm just going to have to keep looking for them somewhere in Connecticut. I didn't catch it

Came by for a quick lunch on a Tuesday at 1 PM. When I entered there was one other person looking…read moreover the menu, but by the time I left things had really filled up with people waiting for their food! I needed something quick to go so I just got the fried chicken sandwich. It took about 20 min for my order to come out, though there seemed to be quite a lot of phone and delivery orders coming out in the meantime. Their prices overall seem great, and I was pleased with the freshness of my sandwich! The restaurant itself is a smaller diner with both booths and bar seating but I opted to take my food to go. I will definitely be back to try some of their 50 cent wings or their buy one get one free plates next time I'm in the area!

Best burger I have ever had in my life hands down! You will be waiting a bit for your made to order…read moreburger but every minute is worth it. It was smothered in melty crumbled blue cheese, crispy bacon, tomatoes, and shredded lettuce (I opted out of the garlic aioli). The staff is super nice and they take pride in their food truck making sure it is super clean. Highly recommend!

Stopped here for the first time with my 2 daughters after considering McDonald's but wanted a…read morehigher quality burger. We weren't disappointed! Tucked away in a nice spot near a distillery and brewery this food truck is easy to miss. The staff was polite and attentive The truck was spotless and i watched the cook prepare the food and could tell she wanted the burger to be well cooked and tasty. Suceess! I had the blues burger and garlic parm fries. The burger was juicy but with little pink which is perfect for me. The bacon was crisp but not over done yielding a great cruch and fabulous taste. The garlic aioli was creamy and just the right amount. Honestly i dont know what kind of bun was used, it looked somewhat like a pretzel bun but softer The garlic parm fries were crispy on the outside and fluffy inside. Perfectly seasoned Will be back!!!

Dog with the works is solid. Could be a little faster but it's just Ken in the truck so I…read moreunderstand.

Excellent food. Excellent service too give it a try. Support local. Kenis such a nice guy.read more