Really tasty chicken. Open late. Friendly service. Overall it was good for what I needed. I would…read morenot say run there you have to try it. I had the chicken bowl it was a somewhat small serving of chicken. I moved it from the bowl to cut it up. I ended up eating just the chicken, sour cream and beans. I asked for less rice but the bowl is mostly rice so I don't think they accommodated that request. Corn was dry. Lettuce is iceberg and minimal. If you like rice this would be a good choice.

I got one lukewarm dog with mustard, relish & onions. I damn near myself when they said it was…read more$8,50. The bread to dog ratio is insane, way too much bun compare to dog. The hot dog itself was barely warm, and the out dill relish on it, in 40 years of ordering hot dogs I have never seen dill relish used over sweet relish. This play absolutely stinks, no way they will stay in business more than a year.

Always clean, fast service, food that you know your getting exactly what you should. It's warm,…read moreit's home and it's memories. The whole team rocks thank you

A chili dog for only $4!? Magnificent. Haven't seen those prices since Sonic #1…read more $14 and I got two dogs and a water. The dogs were pretty good. I haven't had a hotdog in general in over a year. So it was like a home coming for me. When in Rome right? Take that into account when reading this review.

I love Nikki's! My husband and I eat here atleast once a month and their hotdogs are consistently…read moredelicious. We usually get the Mexican and the coney and really enjoy the combo! Their service is hit or miss however, the cashiers have never been super warm, and there are times Itll take us 25 minutes to get 2 hot dogs and there won't be many people waiting - but when we're not in a hurry it's worth the wait, and when we're are in a hurry, they offer online ordering! I love the very old school diner vibe they have, the train inside is super cute and always gives us something to look at.

They have really expanded their menu since last year. First off, the food is great, and the prices…read moreare very reasonable. We both had the Greek salad which was huge and tasty, and so was the wife's BLT. My Coney dog was so-so. The overhead trains are always a treat to watch. But the main reason for the three stars in the service. I ordered chips with my hot dog, found they weren't with my order, and didn't realize you had to pull off a bag from the rack to get them. The server should have told me that before I picked up the tray. Also I did mention the salads were huge. so much so that we couldn't finish them. When asked for a doggy bag I was told they didn't have any! I would say there is no excuse for either of these flops, but will return due to the food and prices. But next time we'll order onion rings and bring our own containers.

If you like hot dogs and need a fix while in Webster, I visited the Dog Truck yesterday and was…read morepleased to learn that they are open through the winter!

Daily Special $5.50 for 2 loaded chili dogs, chips and a drink. Great deal and awesome food! Would…read morerecommend for a quick lunch on the go.

Amazing HotDogs I recommend you try the Rasta Dog , and they have a beer truck too . Restrooms on…read moresite and very clean .

This vendor is only on-site during vintage baseball game days, which is why I gave it 4 stars…read moreinstead of 5. Hot dogs are named after old base ball terms. The Club Nine is a perfect Chicago-style dog, complete with neon green relish he imports. He also has green olive salad imported from New Orleans for a muffaletta dog! The franks are all beef and he even has veggie franks. There's even a dog with queso, jalapenos, and peppered bacon. Nice!

This is a review for breakfast. We drove by and noticed a…read moresign saying that they now serve breakfast. Stop in on a Sunday morning and since they re-did the road, it looks like parking is tight, but it's not. Wasn't crowded when we went in, and there's bar seating, tall table and regular table height seating. We were greeted right away handed menus and ordered coffee's to start. Menu is simple one page deal with interesting items. I ordered the Philly cheesesteak omelette and my wife ordered a breakfast bowl. For not being busy, it took a little longer than it should for the food to arrive but no problem. Both items were very good and would recommend. The home fries were also very good. The coffee was delicious but could of been a little warmer.they have pancakes, but I didn't noticed that toppings, like blueberries and such were available. We would have no problem stopping in again for breakfast.

Great place to go if you want burnt crust pizza!!! Service with a smile turned upside down, lolread more

Finally made it to this Route 56 institution after hearing about it for years. Got two dogs: the…read moreclassic with their Famous BBQ sauce, and the "Everyting Plus" -- BBQ, onions, relish, and mustard. Both were exactly what a roadside hot dog should be -- simple, unfussy, and clearly built around that sauce as the star of the show. Here's the thing that surprised me, and honestly the reason I'm writing this review: I asked the folks working the counter about the sauce, and they told me it's actually a Korean BBQ sauce, and that the family running the place is Korean. Zero problem with that from me -- if anything it makes the sauce more interesting -- but I went back and read a stack of reviews here before my visit, and not a single one mentions this. Every review talks about the "sweet, molasses-y, nostalgic BBQ sauce that tastes like childhood," decades of regulars, the whole Americana roadside-stand thing -- but nobody's ever put two and two together on where that sauce actually comes from or who's actually making it. Kind of a funny blind spot for a place this well-loved and well-documented. It also sounds like there's real layered history here that nobody's nailed down publicly -- the current owner (also named Annie, no relation) has run it since 2005, but the name and building go back further, possibly to a different name and a different original "Annie" before that, with some sources pointing to WWII-era roots and others to the 1950s as "Silver Grill." Old signage on the building references press coverage from Yankee Magazine, the Boston Globe, and the Telegram & Gazette, so this place has clearly had its moment in the regional spotlight more than once. If anyone in the comments knows the fuller ownership history -- who ran it between the original Annie and the current one, when the Korean family took over, or how the sauce recipe evolved -- I'd genuinely love to hear it. This feels like a piece of Central Mass food history that's never been fully written down, and I'd love to help fill in the gaps. Bottom line: great dogs, better sauce, and a story that deserves more digging.

Very nice , beautiful scenery .that good old fashion fell . I enjoyed both the nostalgia of it and…read morethe food.

I've stopped in there a few times food was fast and delicious the service was courteous and quickread more

The owner and workers are awesome people. They engaged in conversation. They are down to earth and…read morethey put out some amazing food. Definitely stopping at their food truck again!! I look forward to testing more of their menu. The fries were well seasoned and perfectly crispy. I love the rolls and it's even better that it wasn't hot dog buns!! They should produce key rings for purchase - the number tags are awesome and I would definitely buy one.

For over three years, I would be driving to central Connecticut to ride the rail trails, and I…read morewould pass this food truck on route 138 in Griswold. Each time I've been heading out, I'd tell myself, "I'll stop on the way back." But every time, I'd be so tired from my ride or just really wanted to get into a hot shower, that I'd murmur to myself, "Next time." Well, after this scenario played itself out for the umpteenth time, I decided to ride out to it by way of Arcadia. OMFG! Was this place ever so good! The absolutely best French Fries I've ever eaten and after looking at the menu, I can understand why. Being a small food truck, they probably only have one fryolator. So everything gets cooked in the oil they use. The Hot Dog I ordered was the BBQ Dawgg. A beef Hot Dog wrapped in Bacon and then deep fried until the Bacon is crispy. Into a tasty, but not overly huge Bun and topped with grilled Onions and BBQ Sauce. So you get the Bacon fat and Hot Dog fat mixing in with whatever kind of oil they are using, which imparts all those flavors into the French Fries. Service is fast and friendly.

My friend and I went to Shake n Dog company, not expecting much. However, as soon as we walked into…read morethe store, we were astonished by its beauty and its coziness. After the amazing impression, we decided to take a look at the menu. Once I went to order, the sweetest cashier took my order. The food was served neatly, with such the same retro aesthetic as the restaurant. To be honest, the French fries were a little salty, but they were delicious nonetheless. Also, the lemonades turned out a bit sour, yet we loved them. The sandwiches, the hot dog, everything was tasty and flavorful. And don't let me talk about the coconut shake I had! I haven't had one like that in years. Shakes n Dog Company is indeed an amazing place to grab a bite and hang out with friends and/or family.

This place is so good! We stopped here on a whim on our way home. I'm not that familiar with the…read morearea but what a delicious find in an unexpected spot. Elevated hot dogs, shakes, sandwiches, burgers and much more. We tried the hot dogs and they are beyond delicious. As a bonus the place seems to be run by a family who is very friendly.