Farmdog is a nice takeaway hot dog shop on the Main Street in historic attractive Medford, NJ. It…read morefits right into the active street life of this comfortable community. I stopped in last Sunday, Mothers' Day and had a long wait for the Street Corn Dog I ordered. No worries, as it was good to see all the young families (and a few older ones) celebrating together. Clearly the proprietors were loving/stressing about all the customers and running out of provisions like hamburger buns and soft drinks. We all rolled with the punches. My frankfurter was handed to me by a cook in a cool cardboard box. I felt the warmth of the dog and the heft of all the elote, crema and queso. I was glad it was hot because I had an hour drive home before I would get to consume it. Yes. I loved every bite. The hot dog was pleasantly garlicy with a snap from my incisors. The roll held up its end of the bargain with no loss of support for its contents. The corn mix was cheesy while sweet from the kernels. It was a small party in my mouth. 1785 Farmdog works well in Medford, and would be best enjoyed on a day when there was room on their sidewalk picnic tables to sit and take in the full ambiance of this charming town. 4 Hot Diggity Dog Stars

My husband found this place and it was a great find! There was plenty of street parking available…read moreand although we had to park a little further down the road, it was a pleasant walk while window shopping the stores along the way. My husband ordered the Buff Mac Hotdog and I ordered the Dog Bites and Parm Fries to share. The bites and fries were a little underwhelming but the specialty mustard the bites came with was great. I was able to try a bite of the Buff Mac Hotdog and it was delicious! Next time I'm going to get one of the specials instead!

Stopped in here today to check it out. New hot dog place near the house we rent and I was excited…read moreto try it. They serve two types of dogs here, one his quarter pound dog that they also serve 'Hawaiian' style, but I had the regular all-beef dog with chili and cheese. Service was quick and the dog was pretty good. While I actually liked the dog I know some folks won't be thrilled that the cheese and the chilli came out of a pump. I don't mind canned chili on a dog, but it does tend to overwhelm the taste of the dog. This one was a little sloppy, but I'd definitely go back.

If you're in the mood for really good hot dogs - this is the place. The"dogs" are unusual and very…read moregood. Real friendly Staff. We ordered the Hawaiian dogs with the with the pineapple sauce - very good. Also, recommend the soups and Fresh squeezed lemon aid. We will be back soon.

Eh. Was really looking forward to a hot dog joint other than Five Guys in the area. Most of the…read moredogs were good. Could have used more of a good hard fry in my opinion. The onions weren't really sautéed as much as I like either. The beans and mac were unfortunately some of the most flavorless sides I've had in a long time. The beans almost had a sour taste. If you are used to Bush's Baked Beans these aren't it for you. Tenders were ok and thank goodness the tots were right. Other than that I'll probably continue my search for a good local hot dog joint.

I'll have to start by saying I've never been a fan of Naked Brewing, but Cheese Dawgs on the other…read morehand is a great hot dog joint. They picked a perfect spot in Bristol Borough that they seemed to have partnered with Naked Brewing on. If you have kids the downstairs area is ok, but with live music I had to take my son upstairs to preserve our hearing! We found parking in the large municipal lot behind the building. Upstairs we found cozier seating at a high top table with service. Downstairs I believe you have to walk up to the bar or just sit at the bar for service. I also don't believe the full beer menu is available downstairs. The menu is full of tempting toppings and styles with your choice of regular/footlong dogs, hot sausage or kielbasa. I had a hot sausage with pepper hash and coleslaw. It had a snappy skin, decent heat and was delicious when paired with the sweet coleslaw and pepper hash. My friend ordered frank and tots and reported it to be delicious and filling. My son had a regular dog and we all shared a big pretzel with beer cheese. I had an IPA named Thank Frank that was about average for a West Coast style IPA and my pal had a couple of their darker offerings that he wasn't impressed with. Our server was nice and gave a great recommendation to add the pepper hash. She wasn't the fastest at coming to check on our beers so we bailed. I had one and she never asked if I wanted another and never refilled our waters. Prices weren't too bad. I would definitely return for some more of the interesting creations on the dawg menu, but the brews are really nothing special. Good solid time here and kid friendly, not so great service or beer.

More of a 3 1/2 since nothing really blew me away. There were only 3 things that I really remember…read moreabout Girl with a Grill; 1 positive, 1 neutral and 1 negative: - They were very neurodivergent serving. There were autism affirming things, and fidgets, etc, which is nice. As a parent with a special needs child, I certainly don't expect this stuff, but do appreciate it. - The sauce lineup was confusing. They have "Dis Sauce," and "Dat Sauce." If I remember, one is like more asian/teryaki forward or something, and the other more mayonnaise based? But I believe they are both spicy, and even after asking I still couldn't sort it out. - The floor was insanely sticky. I'm talking my wife LITERALLY came out of her flip flops as she walked through the dining room. It wasn't dirty in there at all, but I was SHOCKED at how sticky the floor was. The food was fine. It didn't blow me away, but it was tasty. I don't even remember what *I* ate, but I know my wife got the cheesesteak egg rolls, which I thought were outlandishly expensive. Meh. Certainly not a place I'd avoid at all, but nowhere I'm in any sort of rush to get back to. Everyone inside seemed really nice.

My first time going to this establishment @3:30p on a Thursday . A food influencer recommended it…read morein his U-tube Chanel. The Asian girl at the counter was not friendly and I felt unwelcome . I should not have ordered but I did. I ordered a salmon bowl which was very flavorful and delish . I will not support a business where I'm not welcome. I loved the music and decor/ vibe but customer service is lacking personality. This is my first and last time at this business:(

The Country Dog is a great place to grab a hot dog. The staff is friendly and it has a great…read moreoverall vibe. I am a huge fan of hot dogs and this is definitely a great spot to grab a hot dog.

I love this hotdog lady she's, she's very nice and I love finding her stands around town. It's a…read morereally nice stand and I love the vibe of just sitting outside eating hotdogs.

The Rancocas Woods section of Mount Laurel, NJ, has a bit of the feel of Middle Earth populated by…read morehobbits living in small round-doors tree trunks and caves. It is a captivating piece of Jersey. It is well epitomized by The Hot Dog Shack and its menu board of more than two dozen customized frankfurter possibilities. I was Anthony's first customer of the day, and he treated me well. I went with his Chicago Dog (see photo) which came as described and was a mouthful to consume. I had to apply pressure and squeeze this creation down to a size that fit into my mouth from first bite to last. All beef wiener, potato roll and a side table for garnish. He even made me a cup of coffee on the house. Fun deliciousness all the way. And the surrounding buildings were just as charming and worthy of closer inspection. The cafe next door had some worthy looking baked goods that would have made a nice dessert had I the time to sit in their lovely parlor and indulge. Next time, for sure. I also had a fascinating conversation while I ate my hot dog, with Anthony's friend, Steve, who had been a minor league baseball star both in the USA and Europe. I saw old clippings about his success, and compared notes about living overseas; he as an athlete. Me as a student and businessman. That conversation made my day. So, although I stopped by for a hot dog, I left with something even more priceless - a totally unexpected meeting that was richer than I could have imagined when I woke up this morning. 5 Stars for the Dog and Conversation.

Food was good service was great and quick gentleman was friendly. It's a small little hut but cute…read moreand clean.

Nice varieties of toppings. Lots of beef hot dogs, but no chicken or turkey. I don't eat beef. I…read moregot the vegan dog, but didn't dare for the texture. Owner was very nice, apologized for not having my preference.

$8.75 for a hotdog. Ripoff. $15.00 for a soda, hotdog, and pretzel. A BIG RIPOFF. Do not buy from…read morethem. Do not buy from them. Do not buy from them. Do not buy from them. Do not buy from them. Do not buy from them. Do not buy from them. Do not buy from them. Do not buy from them. Do not buy from them. Do not buy from them. Do not buy from them. Do not buy from them. Do not buy from them. Do not buy from them.

I arrived in New Brunswick by train, which is to say I trusted the machinery of civilization to…read moredeliver me to lunch. It did. A short walk later, I found myself at Destination Dogs, a place I had seen in photographs that suggested capaciousness. In reality, it is smaller.  This is not a complaint, just an observation.  I remember once hearing something about the contents of small packages. At 12:30 the place was full. Packed with humanity and appetite. I was seated quickly, as if someone had anticipated my hunger in advance. From the bar came the sound of construction crews discussing their midday rituals. Apparently this is where they come on Fridays, to repair themselves while they repair the city. It explained everything. Service was swift and attentive, a minor miracle given the crowd. I began with a Scotch egg, an item that seemed to have wandered in from another story entirely. I ordered it for that reason. I had always imagined my first Scotch egg would be eaten in an English pub under low ceilings and older regrets. Instead, here it was. Perfectly crisp, warm, and generous. The universe does not ask for permission. Then came the main event. The menu is an atlas of hot dogs. Domestic. International. Proteins in tube form arranged like possibilities. There is even an invitation to build your own, which I accepted. I attempted to recreate a favorite from Crif Dogs, a thing called the Spicy Redneck. Bacon wrapped dog. Pickled jalapenos. Coleslaw. Simple in theory. Destination Dogs improved upon it in every way that matters. The bacon crisped with purpose. The jalapenos spoke clearly. The coleslaw behaved. The hot dog itself seemed proud to be there. All of this, plus a 16 ounce beer, cost me about twenty five dollars with tip. A small price for order in a chaotic universe. Five stars. Not because perfection exists, but because this comes close enough to make the argument.

It's a sports bar! A flavorful stop, that you will see everything you want with a hot dog! You come…read morehungry and leave FULL! When looking at the menu you think you can eat 2 hot dogs... no no no 1 is very much enough. Not a fan of the desserts. Appetizers- we're good as well! Everything comes out hot and fast!

Always fresh and the best place for your sandwich craving thruout southampton and vincentown fast…read morefriendly and efficient!

It's technically just a deli--but it's a great deli…read more We've been coming here ever since we moved to the area. The first time we walked in, it definitely caught us a little off guard (you'll understand once you see it), but it didn't take long for this place to completely win us over. Pro tip for first-timers: the front door has a mind of its own. It sticks pretty hard--probably some weird pressure thing--so you've got to pull hard to get in and push hard to get out. Like... commit to it. Once you're inside, though, it's all worth it. The food is consistently delicious, generously portioned, and very reasonably priced. Truly zero complaints--we've never had a bad meal here. And on top of that, they offer free local delivery, which is always a huge bonus. As you'd expect from a proper deli, the menu is massive--easily dozens and dozens of sandwich options--yet somehow the service is always fast, efficient, and friendly. Even on busy days, they keep things moving without making you feel rushed. And yes, even when I only stop in a handful of times a year just to play the lotto, they're still welcoming and upbeat. Overall, this place does an excellent job of giving you real value for your money. It's one of those no-frills, neighborhood spots that just gets it right--good food, fair prices, and reliable service. We're glad to have it nearby and will definitely keep coming back.

Without a doubt, it is the best cheesesteak in South Jersey. The meat to cheese ratio was perfect…read more The buffalo chicken cheesesteak was pretty good as well. However, I would've liked a little bit more cheese. But the flavor was delicious. The skin on french fries were amazing the waffle fries put others to shame. Service was very quick.

This was an order for pickup. I support many local businesses in Haddonfield, including some that…read morethe Gouldburger team has opened here.... Third experience w/ this location, and it's the one that finally convinced me this is a MUST AVOID. I ordered last Friday at 1:30 for 2 PM pickup. I had a short window for lunch and had to get back to the computer by 2:30. So, strapped for time. When I got there to pick up, there were 4 patrons in line. I walked alongside them to let the cashier know I was just picking up. In exactly the same way countless DoorDash and UberEats people in every food service environment do, all the time. The cashier, that first point of contact for the public, stuck his hand out in the international "talk to the hand" shush gesture. Nice! So I waited outside. After cashier took care of the first two, I lifted up both arms to say "what's up here?" Then I heard him say to the two customers in front of him that "That guy is acting crazy." At that point I told him to enjoy my sandwich -- and the tip I'd left on the PREPAID ORDER -- because I would not be waiting longer. Or coming back. Let's count all the ways this is a bad look: A business can't have employees talking about a customer to other customers -- PERIOD. It can't have people who use the order-ahead system waiting at the back of a line they expected to avoid entirely. It can't be rude to people who are arriving at the site and may not know the particular "rules" for online pickup. In my case, the ridiculous and needless wait allowed time for reflection on previous less-than-stellar attempts at Online Ordering at Gouldsburgers: the time when my burger was essentially cold when I got it home, a three-block walk.The time, just after the location opened, when I waited a long time after the pickup time only to discover that the order was comically wrong. (That one I attributed to newness and returned a few weeks later and had a good experience....). To his credit, the cashier did reach out later -- to ask if I wanted the order remade. He says the card has been credited but, because I'm not crazy, when I told him to enjoy the sandwich I really didn't expect a refund. Still don't! What I would expect is what I asked him when I returned the call: To speak with an admin/GM/MOD person about this. I have zero faith in this happening. But here's why it should: Because this location, which is indeed small, needs to address Online Pickup in a way that doesn't add 10-15 minutes to any poor unsuspecting soul's experience. This is FIXABLE! And also this business needs to rethink how it addresses people with at least a modicum of respect. That may not be fixable....