Great deals on hot dogs! I got wings from this place and hit my cravings on the nail. I tend to…read morefind myself here on a nice day when I feel like being outside and enjoying nature. I love going for a hot dog and walking around broadway window shopping. The vibes and aura of this shop embodies the city of Bayonne for me. It's also a hit with kids!

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Great hot dogs.Chili Dogs. Awesome service and good rates …read more Ir was delicious and and tasty. The whole family will enjoy the values.

I always pass this place on my way home from NYC and finally decided to stop by one rainy day…read more Looked closed but I could smell the french fries from outside. I ordered something simple: Chili dog w/onions and a side of fries. I wasn't really expecting much, but after the first few bites I was blown away. The quality really stands out. The hot dogs were great. Worth the stop. Owner seemed cool too.

Best hot dogs in Brooklyn, without a doubt. And the friendliest staff. They always make sure my dog…read moregets a little treat. We can't even walk by without him dragging me in there. Love all the memorabilia in the place too. Been coming here for years and plan to for many more.

Honestly, I still prefer Nathan's. The hot dogs are decent, and there's a good selection of…read moretoppings, but a truly good hot dog shouldn't need much added to it. They were out of fries when we visited, so we had chips instead. I don't fault them for running out of fries, but chips felt like a weak substitute. I ordered the Chicago dog, and while it was good, it wasn't anything memorable or something I'd go out of my way for. The inside is small, with an 80s vibe. There is no indoor seating and the outdoor seating is limited. That said, the service was solid. The employees were friendly and clearly hardworking. It was a very busy day with a long line, and it was handled efficiently. I'm not writing this place off entirely. It's not bad, just not especially impressive for what it is.

They threw my order in the trash without my permission just because I arrived later than they…read morewanted. ORDER WAS ALREADY PAID. No one called me or asked what I wanted them to do. I arrived about an hour later, but I had called several times to let them know I was on my way. And they didn't give me my money back, because "food already was served". But this food in trash. They never asked for my permission. Why does it matter to you if my food got cold? It's my food and my decision. Maybe I wanted to eat it cold. The service was terrible, and the food quality was just as bad. I drove for an hour to get here, only to find out that I had wasted my time, my money and my nerves for nothing. Please don't order from this place. I truly regret giving them my business.

Dave's Hotdogs is such a great spot. The owner was so friendly and welcoming. I had 2 dogs with…read morechili, cheese, onions and mustard., I finished those and told the guy to make me one and surprise me. He made me a deep fried hotdog wrapped in bacon, topped with cream cheese and jalapeños. That was incredible. Had an order of fries and a coke too. I definitely will be back !!!

Cash Only. I'm stressing this because on my most recent visit it was a major issue with a couple…read moreahead of me acting shocked when they were given the total (almost $30) and they only had $3 in singles. (And that ATM machine at the corner? It looks like it'll not only steal your identity but your soul as well.) My last visit (2023-ish) I tried their 'combo' (one hot dog, one sausage) which was... okay. But when they're slinging a double Italian hot dog? They're firing on all cylinders. Tommy's is not shy to pile a wicked amount of grub into that pizza bread. The hot dogs kind of get lost under a mountain of deep-fried and oily (but delicious) sliced spuds. (I do wish they weren't so stingy with the peppers and onions to really balance out the meal.) The 'Holy Trinity' when it comes to Italian hot dogs in North Jersey is a no-brainer... Dickie Dee's, Jimmy Buff's and Tommy's. (For me - no one comes close to Dickie Dee's but my one kid said Tommy's was his [current] fave.) As for that couple that came cashless? A good Samaritan behind me pulled out a wad of cash (it's not wise to pull out a fistful of cash anywhere you go but it's ESPECIALLY not wise when you're in the rough and tumble streets of Elizabeth, let's be real) and after swapping Venmo information everything was a-okay. Take-out/to-go only. Parking is atrocious. Guy behind the glass - always aces. (Oh, and... cash only!)

All time fav hot dog stand. THIS trip THIS time was served a double Italian with potatoes that were…read moreold, greasy and not very good. After 5pm on a Friday.

Crif Dogs 133 St. Marks Pl…read more New York, NY 10009 Tsunami I couldn't help but notice the racy innuendo displayed on the hot dog prop hanging at the front entrance. (It had the same hidden message as the cake float in National Lampoon's Animal House.) Hopefully, young children will not acknowledge its double meaning. This signature creation is topped with diced pineapple, loaded with scallions smothered in teriyaki sauce and wrapped in a bacon strip. The bun looks wrinkly and has seen better days, but the deep-fried dog toppings were decent. As a bonus, two pay-to-play tabletop arcade games are available; one of the machines even accepts Apple Pay. #crifdogs #tsunami

Interesting options for different hotdogs. I got the one with corn,truffle fries and a slushy. The…read morehotdogs was good the fries were eh not much truffle and the slushy wasnt that great.

Boulevard Drinks is truly an iconic restaurant in Jersey City, New Jersey best known for their…read morefantastic hot dogs. The ambiance is definitely no-frills and definitely reminiscent of an old-school diner complete with their friendly service. As I said, despite it being called Boulevard Drinks, the hot dogs are the real stars here and should definitely not be missed. Go with their chili as a topping. The knishes are also good. I would definitely recommend Boulevard Drinks. There is a reason it has been here for ninety years and is definitely a Journal Square destination. Five stars all the way.

My dad worked there in the 70s and a few other places at the square. I remember how the hotdogs…read moreused to taste back in the 70s and all the toppings as-well. Now 2026 the hotdogs and the toppings are slightly different but is just as great as back in the day The pineapple drink was definitely much better in the 70s but back then the drink was stored in a stainless steal tank and the pumps were on top and they poured from the spout. But do to the dept of health it was no longer aloud to be pumped from the tanks But the drink is still really great. I love this place. Out of three hot dog places this one survived and thank god. Service is always great, ambiance its a hotdog place its perfect the way it is. Back in the day you used to get a drink and hotdogs 24 7 always had crazy people at night always action. Very entertaining trust me. Everyone stopped here before heading to Lowe's theater grabbed dogs and ate before the Godzilla movie started or a Disney movie or a martial arts movie. I can tell you every seat me and my mom use to sit in movie theater $1.75 movie ticket I miss those days alot but when ever i want to go back in time i just go grab a dog and a drink sit and go back in time 55 years as a customer and still going to get my dogs and drink. I remember nick and Raymond they were great friend of my dads they use to work there. This place is what makes the square the square without it; it would just be a dump.

Do you like hot dogs? Then this is a place you must try! Great variety of hot dogs and they have…read moresales certain days per week. They have lunch specials too..hooray! Would definitely recommend you try Hot Doggy Dog!

Very little seating but holy sh!t they have amazing Philly cheesesteaks. I had the chipotle and it…read morewas definitely worth the wait (~15 minutes)

Here's a tangential yarn just to get over 100 characters. At the PNC Bank Arts Center they have…read morenormal concert price hot dogs but also a $2 special hot dog. They don't say up front what's different. My friend asked and wasn't deterred upon learning that it's turkey. At least it wasn't a Tofu Pup. In short, not all hot dogs are the same so I don't think you'll regret overcoming the $6.49 sticker shock at Nathan's. Who knows if it's a secret metallic component in the pan or the salt air but the dogs are different here. Get the grilled onions. The hot and spicy dog wasn't much different than the normal one. As with Ripper's in Rockaway, I give an extra star for public service. At Nathan's that means bathrooms that are cleaned often, helping address a severe imbalance in the neighborhood's crowd-to-bathroom ratio.

I expected a great hot dog, but I was surprised by the great tasting chili cheese fries. Next…read moretime, I'll order a second. Coney is a great bucket list item, made even tastier by Nathan's. The hot dogs had a great snap, but if you're not a fan of the tube steak, they have many more menu items to satisfy. However, if you are here for the contest: dip it in the water so it'll slide down your gullet more easily

Best hot dog in Nj, hands down. Get the fried peppers and onions, fantastic. Don't waste your time…read moreanywhere else!

Jerry's is a genuine little spot located in an urban neighborhood in Elizabeth, New Jersey. You…read morehave to know that it's there. Apparently lots of people originally from Elizabeth all know about it and go there. It's a pick up window. Can't say that they were craft hotdogs or over-the-top good, but they were very down to earth and genuine. There are many different ways that you could get them served. The other thing is that the prices were very low. I would go there more frequently if I lived right nearby.