This long John's silver is like the fish we grew up on. The ones in our area in Ohio have such…read moregreasy food anymore that we stopped going. I was hesitate to try this location out but was pleasantly surprised. Fish and shrimp are good size, nothing greasy and they even add extra crumbs to the plate like the good old days. Staff was nice. Only issue I had was the items on the tables need wiped down when the tables are. Cringy touching nasty shakers and such. Looking forward to our next stop here.

Slow af. Been like 30 min for a burger bro. Plus the staff wasn't professional. Rude.read more

Been meaning to stop in since a long ago Guy Fieri episode of Diners Drive ins and Dives, plus…read moreplaying Fallout 76. It worked out for us on the drive back from Louisville. The set up is hilariously insane, worth the stop alone. The cashier was fun and friendly, and the graffiti in the women's room was inspiring! I have a basic bitch stomach, so got the "Puppy" with just ketchup. Sproßling got the Mothman, garnished with I believe onion rings and 1000 Island. Husband got his smothered in jalapeños. We split a full size onion rings, which were hot and tasty. We all had Gold Peak tea. The dogs tasted great, if I had a normal stomach I would have gotten a second one. As it was, we were in and out and back on the road quick as a wink!

This place is what road trips are all about out. When you're on a multi-hour trip and love to find…read morethe quirky and unique along the way, this fits the bill. Tucked away just a few minutes off I-64 in Barboursville, WV, this place offers eccentric hot dogs at a reasonable price. Using all beef dogs they create some wild and crazy options as well as the basics. Surprisingly they have non-dog choices and some vegetarian options too. Look, truth be told the dogs themselves are average, but you're not here just for the food. You're here for the experience. The place is decorated - every square inch of it - with stuff that looks like it came right off the Clampett's jalopy. (Look it up kids.) Bring your aw shucks attitude, because the punny signs are everywhere. And with a little planning ahead, apparently you can actually get married in the Weddin' Chapel. It's tacky and corny and therefore the perfect roadside stop. We arrived around 11:30 on a Sunday and had a short wait. When we left under an hour later, the line was creeping towards the street. Our line moved quickly in part to the friendly staff. The wait for our food wasn't long either. There was plenty of outdoor shady seating, but you can also sit inside in their "renovated" school bus. Is it a 5-star dining experience? No. Is it a 5-star road trip destination. You bet yer britches!

Ran by great people. Excellent food and prices. Absolutely love the place. Don't let the parking…read moredetour you. There is plenty of parking out back.

Come here on Boone St, the road out front is under construction. This place is kept immaculately…read more The owner is kind and welcoming. Come visit if you are in the area and like hot dogs, BBQ, or daily specials, such as pork loin. They are fairly priced and the food is excellent.

The best old school drive-in in the tristate area. Got a dog, English dog, cheeseburger and chicken…read morebasket with vanilla and peanut butter milkshakes. The English dog is the best hot dog I've had. The kiddo enjoyed the heck out of the chicken strip basket. Better than DQ! Staff were amazing and it just has all the right vibes. Highly recommended!!

Great chili cheese dog. Chicken and dumplings also got high ratings from my daughter. Came with…read moredelish grilled cheese. Really great service.

It is my first time to Morehead, Kentucky. Absolutely beautiful place!…read moreMy son said I "needed" to try Cook Out before I left. I must tell you, there is massive hype surrounding this drive-thru only restaurant. For the college kid on a budget I totally get it. However, I was not totally on board as we rolled to a stop at one of the two drive thru lanes. It was pretty hard for me to hear and understand the person on the intercom. They have Mr Pibb but not Dr Pepper. Let me say here that Mr Pibb was a drink whose recipe was surely invented by the Soviets during the Cold War in order to create chaos an unrest in the US. I just got a coke. I ordered a "tray", with a double burger on the advice of my more worldly, athlete son. He went the distance and ordered the same, but in a special way ( I think it might have been "cookout style"?). Anyway, it came with chili and slaw... on the burger. Again, under his advisement , I ordered the hush puppies as a side, and I saw they had Cajun Fries, so I thought I would try them. My one regret is that I did not try one of the 45 shakes on the menu. I was not super hungry and I just couldn't justify buying one. The food was ready, fresh, and hot in a matter of about three minutes! A friendly efficient young lady passed it through the window to us and took our payment. I was pretty impressed at their operation as far as that went. My son's order was correct but I think they might've given me a junior burger or something? It turned out it was fine because there was quite a bit of food there. Hush puppies were in fact pretty good. The "Cajun Fries" were just crinkle cut fries with some kind of spicy, salty powder sprinkled on them after they put the fries in the styrofoam container. The tiny burger was tasty, and the burgers taste like they are flame broiled. Pretty good! Overall, the food was pretty good. My experience would've been a lot better if the intercom and order taker had been little bit better, so keep that in mind if you go here. The drive-through only business is not for me, but for college kids and people who just want to get something to eat on the way home I think it's fine. I can't recommend the shakes because I didn't try one but they all sounded really good.

One of my local (Morehead) favorites, especially in the summer. The food truly reminds me of summer…read moretime backyard cookouts (something that sadly has become more of my past than my present). I love ending summer days with a hamburger and hotdog (don't judge me). It is a great away to add a little "summer" to winter days. A "cookout" for dinner when the temps are cold is a great way to break the winter doldrums.

A great and unusual hot place! The menu is simple: you can get a foot-long hot dog, optional hot…read moredog sauce, cheese, onions, mustard, hot sauce, and dill pickle chips - chips and a soda. That's it! Loved it!

Best dogs ever and I've been eating here for over 50+ years. I don't live close anymore, but I buy…read morea dozen pints to go when I'm there. Menu is dogs, chips, gum and candy bars. Drinks are in cans and cold. Very laid back, friendly folks. Ambiance, I'd have to say they don't have to up the price go towards remodeling. It's the same today as it was in the '70s. It's right next to the city park with plenty of shade trees and benches. Cash only, but there's an ATM across the street.

I stopped by when visiting some family, I hadn't been in several years and the mixed reviews had me…read morea little nervous but everything was just amazing as I remembered! We did a big variety off the food menu... onion rings, fried pickles, fried mushrooms, fries, chili foot long, cheeseburger, corn dog... everyone was thoroughly impressed with their food! We took it over to the park to enjoy and then came back by for milkshakes and we were all fat & happy to say the least! My kids were about to fight over the dreamsicle milkshake as they all wished they had gone for that one, but we also had cherry and chocolate which were great too. The service was just as friendly as the food was good. Ice cream was quick, food takes a minute, but it's so fresh and hot and worth it! I hate to say that I'm glad I don't live as close as I used to or I would eat here way too often.

Fun spot that is apparently iconic. Family have always eaten here so I'm not sure how or why this…read moreis my first time. It is definitely old school, ordering and picking up at the window and eating in your car/tailgating. The footlongs were good but the onion rings clearly stole the show.