She is the absolute best!!!!! So sweet!!! Go to her!! The best hot dogs ever!!!! Rollie is the…read moresweetest human being and serves top notch hot dogs!!! I have no complaints!!!

Rollie's Hot Diggity Dogs rotates around to various spots and frequently can be found at Parlay's…read moreBar. You might guess by the name of this business being "Rollie's Hot Diggity Dogs" that there are hot dogs involved and you would be right as you often have a choice of a Hebrew National, Alligator sausage or crawfish sausage to pair with your toasted bun. Sometimes they are other items available like Smash Burgers. Overall this is a great spot to get your hot dog fix on and you can often get your hot dog later into the night which can also be a big bonus.

Wife and I were on a bender on Bourbon St. It was late at night and instead of sleeping, we decided…read moreto eat a hot dog, which apparently, New Orleans is known for. Dat Dog looked and smelled good when we walked by, so we entered the establishment. They had quite a few hot dogs on the menu, but you can build your own too. I went with a Chicago dog since that's one of my favorites. Wife built her own hot dog. It took a while to prepare the dogs, but it was worth the wait. They use quality meat and they grill their buns. The hot dog was delicious - one of the best I've had. I definitely would like some more! Great hot dog!

Maybe I am just too simple of a person. I am very easy to please and am just as happy eating a $5…read moremeal as a $50 meal. $12.50 for one hot dog seems pricey to me and I am not cheap. I spend a lot of money on food. Not going to say my hot dog (Irish Channel) wasn't great because it was but this isn't my cup of tea. Will stick to my $1.50 hot dog from that bulk retailer. I have tried Dat Dog about 4 times in past 10 years so I have tried a few of their items. They do have a happy hour with discounted hot dogs. That is great of them to offer that.

Cool guy with some good hot dogs. If you see him on the corner it's definitely worth your time to…read morestop by. It ain't no lucky dog!

This place is awesome! Poppa is a lovely guy all smiles and nice! He'll be at his location 3 years…read morethis june! Y'all go support local business! He's there 11-3 tuesday-saturday and you won't be disappointed! The sauerkraut is HOMEMADE and soooo good. If it's not homemade I wanna know where to get it bc I've never had anything like it!! Tons of topping and condiments. He even has sausages,alligator sausage, cajun smoked, and bacon wrapped, not just hotdogs! he sold out of the specialties by 2 so make sure you go early! it's also only $4 for a FULLY loaded regular glizzie!

The wife & I decided to give this place a shot. The inside of the place leaves something to be…read moredesired. I was a little hesitant to try it after walking in. It's a whole-in-the-wall, greasy, old school hamburger joint. The service was great. There was one guy taking orders inside & thru drive thru, bring food out and cleaning up. He had great customer service. My wife got the original with onion rings and I got the works with cheese fries. The burgers were very good. Really liked the shredded cheddar cheese vs sliced. The onion rings need more seasoning. The cheese fries were great. Overall a very good meal. If you're in the mood for cheeseburger this is the spot.

This could be a great burger but it's just good. It has potential. Here is why: 1st, the finely…read moregrated bag cheese. It needs a slice of cheese, not grated. 2nd, if you didn't have to pay 75 cents more for onion that should come on a burger described as "the works burger". 3rd, it needs a little more seasoning. Some basic salt and pepper would heighten the flavor for sure. The drive through is tight. It's a challenge to get out back onto the street. The server was nice. Not over the top nice but not rude. Getting a ticket to sign for my debit card purchase requesting a tip in the drive through with recs of 18,20& 25% is diabolical.

I will give a better review, but unfortunately I went back and they were no longer in the Saint…read morerock market so I don't want someone to go there for a good old chili cheese, dog or Chicago sale hotdog and can't get one but if they do open up at a new location. I will check them out because they are making authentic chili cheese, hot dogs and Chicago dogs. All the way down to the RC Cola

Order my niece and daughter some hotdogs. Look at this for $25. Is this guy serious? I hope no one…read moreelse experiences this. Cheap stale bread. Please stay away from this establishment.

The Lucky Dog is located by the B concourse in the food court. The staff are smiling and friendly…read more We arrived for afternoon flight and had the jumbo hot dog plain and dry. Food was good and service was fast. I wish they had fries but that's not an option. Food was warm and tasted good. And to be honest 8.75$ seemed fair for airport food. We sat in the food court which has comfy seats and was not super busy. Place was clean and had nice music playing while we dined. You can also see some planes leaving and that's a cool view while you eat.

I chose to dine at Lucky Dogs simply because there was no line and hotdogs are super non-committal…read moreor so I thought. Well, I chose wrong. I ordered a Jumbo Lucky Dog ($7.99) topped with just relish, mustard, ketchup and maybe onions. The hotdog itself was kinda mushy in texture which immediately gave me the ick. While I love a good hotdog, I don't love a squishy one and this one was Squish City. Poor choice for a pre-flight snack. It wasn't bad. It just wasn't good though a good value for what you get (for those who are looking).

Excellent food & service! The four of us each got a different burger & we all enjoyed our choice…read more The fries are fresh, thin cut and perfectly salted. The sweet potato fries are like a dessert. Portion size of burgers & fries (we got a family fry and couldn't finish them & we are all adults) are great. The staff were very friendly, helpful and easy to talk with. We highly recommend this restaurant & will be back to try the other burgers.

Long time Mooyah fan ever since they scooped my fries into the fries container than scooped another…read moreportion of fries into my bag many years ago. This commitment to extra hand cut fries has persisted. And when the fries are this good, that's a major perk. This time I asked for them to be extra crispy and they delivered. This visit was my first time getting an iceberger in which the lettuce is the bun and I wish I'd tried it sooner. For those of us who abandon the bun midway through your sandwich, who yearn for more vegetable pressence, this is the way to go. Their turkey burger is consistently good and the strawberry shake was perfect. The staff was absolutely incredible. Wonderful cashiers and food runners. The restroom was clean. The tables were cleared and there are lots of places to sit.

Overpriced neighborhood employees really bad service…read more All the food are not fresh In the grocery store, they have everything's expired inside The owner of the store very good Not recommending this place to anyone

Small mom & pop shop. Orders are taken at the counter and brought to the table. Also, they bring a…read moreglass with ice for whatever drinks are pulled from the fridge. It had been a while since I had Matzaball soup. It was about as good as I've ever had. The sandwiches were delicious. Fresh bread, roasted meats and deli mustard, and they come with an assortment of kosher pickled veggies. I hope for good things for this couple.

my mother works at an animal hospital in Jefferson parish, this week was vet tech week and she…read morewanted me to come with her to help out. her boss ordered Diva Dawg catering and I got the chilli cheese dog, plain Mac and cheese, and French fries and let me tell you, it was one of the best hot dogs I have had in YEARS, nice Mac and cheese with a little spice to it, and some simple but absolutely AMAZING French fries. Thank you so much to the owners/operators of Diva Dawg Food Truck, genuinely worth it.

3.5 stars. Elevated hot dogs are a fun concept that I enjoy. The alligator sausage dog was good,…read moreand so was the toasted bun. The idea of etouffee as a topping was good too, but here there were problems. First, it seems more like cheesy, Cajun cream sauce than etouffee. Still works well - maybe better - than regular etouffee, so alone that's not bad. But as I ate the dog, I got occasional bites of fishy flavor, which I suspect came from the crawfish. Crawfish is expensive this year, so maybe it's related to that, but in any case it was unwelcome.

I was shopping on Magazine Street when I decided on a whim to eat here for lunch. Even though I…read moredecided to dine indoors, it was the outdoor patio dining area that drew me in with all the colorful seating and canopy above the tables. The decor inside is just as vibrant and colorful as it is outdoors. Fun paintings on the wall. There's a bar on the left hand side and booth seating on the right. You walk to the back to order and seat yourself. Cute drawing of a dog lying in a bun on the side of the napkin holder. The menu is above the counter, and it's a bit overwhelming. Who knew there were so many options for sausages. I decided on the Vegan Chipotle Sausage ($12.50). The list of toppings is even more extensive, which you can leave up to the chef, so you can guess, I decided to leave it up to the chef. I also purchased a fountain drink ($3.15). You give them your name when you pay, and they deliver your order to your table. While I was waiting, I also got a non-alcoholic drink at the bar, a Pacific Breeze ($5). It consisted of pineapple, passion fruit puree, and soda water. A deliciousness cold drink on a hot day. Staff called out my name and delivered my food. Wow! It was one loaded dog. Delicious. I approved of the toppings. If I had chosen, I may have over done it. Staff are super friendly. They were patient when ordering. I enjoyed the relaxed, chill environment. There's also a free standing ATM machine for your convenience.

Dat Dog is this great and fun, for lack of a better term, hotdog stand. This is a really fun little…read morebusiness on Magazine Street. Basically, you go into it, walk to the back of the shop, order up what you want, and go to your table and they'll bring it to you. Simple as that. They have a truly unique section of food orientated items. My favorite is there alligator sausage dog. But, they have all sizes and shapes of food offerings, including some designed for the vegans out there. Of course, have other items as well. So, even though this place, at least by my understanding, is focused on dogs, you can't find other fun items to eat here, as well. This location also has a self standing bar. From there, you can grab a great selection of beers, cocktails, and mocktails if that's your preference. At the bar, you order separately from ordering your food. Thus, you can have a great experience if you just want to come in and just have a drink and sit back at the bar. You can even talk to the bartender if you want to. Very nice. In terms of layout, they have interior seating, some booths along the one wall, plus a very expensive outdoor patio. So, weather permitting, if you're interested in breathing in some fresh air while you enjoy whatever it is you're eating and drinking at this establishment, it's a great place to do it. Overall, this is a really fun restaurant. I recommend you go there.