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    Lazy Dog

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    DJ’s Italian Hot Dog and Sausage House

    DJ’s Italian Hot Dog and Sausage House

    3.3
    (7 reviews)
    0.6 mi

    I'd rather eat a salty, briny rum ham pulled directly from the ocean…read more There was legitimately a moment when I contemplated hurling whatever monstrosity was in my hand into the sand beneath the boardwalk, where perhaps the gulls would find it more palatable. So, you might be thinking to yourself, what could have possibly riled this guy up so much? Well, as you may have guessed by their name, DJ's sells this abomination they refer to as an "Italian hot dog." Now, on paper it sounds delicious: two dogs, sautéed peppers and onions, fried potatoes like Mom used to make before her accident, served up in a nice warm fluffy roll. Except it's not in a roll. It's in a large, dry, bread pocket. A bread pouch, if you will, similar to what they use to make calzones. In fact, now that I think about it, I'm pretty sure it was the bread they use for calzones. Wait, that's not how calzones are made at all. The pouch was entirely too big. Every bite was a tiny bit of hot dog then a mouthful of dough. There were hardly any peppers and onions, and you couldn't really apply condiments since it would just fill up the large cavity the ingredients were sitting in. It would have been a bowl of mush if I'd tried. For $15 absolutely not worth it. OH. It was $15 because I got the "combo," which was to come with a drink and fries. While I was waiting for my food, the lady at the register actually TALKED ME OUT OF getting my fries because "the Italian hot dog comes with potatoes in it." I was like, "Yeah, that makes sense." But then later I thought about it more and damn, I ripped myself off. I am so impressionable it's ridiculous. She just totally jedi-mindtricked me into turning something down that I paid for. The last complaint is a bit superficial, but the Italian hot dog itself just looks so freakin' dumb. If people walk by and point and laugh, just know they aren't laughing at you. They're laughing at the culinary atrocity in your hands.

    Had the Italian Hot Dog it was great. Reminded me of dickie dee's in Newark!!…read moreBread was excellent and the hot dogs where great There was 2 in the sandwich along with peppers potatoes and onions. This place is a must try on the north end of the seaside heights boardwalk

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    Jimbo's Bar and Grill

    Jimbo's Bar and Grill

    3.1
    (134 reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    Wifey and I stopped in here for lunch on a hot day in April. We sat at the bar and had a great chat…read morewith the bartender...who was new that day and being trained. We kept it simple for her and ordered a beer and one of their drink specials. We also shared a fried seafood basket with Old Bay fries. The basket was delicious- shrimp were fairly large, the fish was done perfectly, and the fries were well done like we requested. (There was something else in the basket but I don't remember what it was, maybe calamari). You're gonna pay boardwalk prices, but Jimbo's is a great place for a beer and some lunch.

    Looking for a new go-to in seaside on the boardwalk. The bartenders were great (Sofia and Charlie,…read moreI think, I'm horrible with names) beer was cold very cold, the draughts were poured perfectly, just enough foam so you could drink more without the "bloat" Sofia worked hard, restocking, but still had time to chat a minute and be engaged. The wings were legit, crispy not overcooked, a few more sauce options would be good and maybe let them drain another minute. The street corn was barely warm, but tasty. The cheesesteak was good, but again, maybe let the oil and grease drain another minute. The manager kind of ruined things, hearing her talk down to the staff within earshot of the customers. I'll return and hopefully it gets better. Overall a good start and the staff makes up for the deficiencies elsewhere.

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