This location opened today. Located in a retail food co-op alongside Dunkin' Donuts and Pizza Hut…read moreExpress, Nathan's replaces the abysmal Taco Express nee Taco Bell that used to be here. From the rip you can tell the Nathan's team is trained and professional, making it a standout amongst the other businesses here. Idk if this is the rollout team or the dedicated staff for this location but they are on point. I hope the other teams take note and step their game up. As for the food, the crinkle fries was hot, delicious and perfectly salted. I know we'll be back

From the owner: Nathan's Famous is an iconic American fast-food institution, renowned for its delicious hot dogs…read moreand rich history. Established by Nathan Handwerker in 1916 in Coney Island, Brooklyn, the original Nathan's Famous stand has become a landmark, symbolizing the flavor of New York with its memorable, craveable, and Instagrammable offerings. The menu has evolved over the years, now featuring a variety of items including burgers, chicken, heroes, onion rings, and shakes. With a commitment to quality and a nod to tradition, Nathan's continues to serve up a taste of nostalgia alongside its modern offerings, inviting patrons to make their own history with every bite.

Ordered a takeout from here. I've gotten the dyckman dog, New York dog and hand cut fries with the…read morecheese sauce. Both of the hot dogs were tasty, though the sauerkraut on the New York dog and corn on the dyckman dog were just okay. Brioche buns however were phenomenal. The fries were delicious and a very generous portion, especially since I ordered a small. Cheese sauce was pretty good. I've gotten a good discount ordering through door dash, otherwise find the prices on the expensive side especially for the size of the hot dogs. Great value for the fries though. Everything was very nicely packaged with plenty of napkins, silverware and ketchup on the side. Good option if you're wanting a hot dog!

Food was good. Wish the cubano had more garlic mayo but all in all food was good. The Dominican dog…read morewas delicious! Cup of chili was pretty good as well. Will definitely be returning.

Best place to get a delicious hot dog on the way from the Metro-North Yankees-157th Street station…read moreto the stadium. Can't miss it right at the bottom of the stairs next to the giant bat.

Where else can you find disco balls and silk flowers in each window, your order written on the flip…read moreside of a paper plate then served on that plate, amble amount of outside picnic tables, a cozy fire place, tons of sports memorabilia, more silk flowers, beer and the most awesome hot dogs? No where Did I say they have silk flowers?

Cuisine: 8 Service: 6…read moreDecor: 6 Value: 8 Overall: 8 Deep fried hot dogs are delicious. Why are there not more of these types of restaurants around in NYC? I first heard of them and tried Rutt's Hut. Since then I have been to a few more including here. This is excellent. My usual is a couple of rippers and a root beer. Add some relish and mustard. What a meal! Can't clog my arteries all the time, but this is a great treat once in a while.

Delicious food always made with love!! . Owners are very respectful and take pride in the work and…read morefood presentation is phenomenal. Very nice people and cooks delicious

muy rica la comida siempre fresca buen servicio un servicio…read moremuy excelente y rápido los platillos las tortas muy deliciosas las aguas frescas están variadas y un buen precio todo.

Long ago, when I was a fresh-faced ad agency intern, I spent a summer in a dorm room at NYU. With…read moreno interest in cooking, I remember becoming a semi-regular at the Gray's Papaya located at 6th Ave and 8th St and always ordering the Recession Special: two dogs loaded with onions and a papaya drink. It wasn't the best quality frankfurter, but somehow it worked with my indiscriminate palette. Flash forward a century or so, and this is the only Gray's Papaya left in the city. Since I'm a survivor, I thought it only appropriate to take Jamie to the original flagship location and order what else but the Recession Special. Sure enough, they still offer it for $7.50. It was $1.95 when I was a child, but it's still a good deal consisting of 2 Hot Dogs (Photo 10) and a Medium Papaya Drink (Photo 9). The franks were the same as I recall, nothing special but if you add onions and pay an extra 75 cents for the chili, it just works. The papaya drink is not a fruit juice but a puree mixed with sugar and milk. It actually complements the dog in a guilty pleasure kind of way. There was a line but it moved fast. Plenty of room at the red mini-counter, so I was able to relive my youthful dining dalliance with little effort. FOOD / DRINK - 4 stars...forgive me for I have sinned AMBIANCE - 3 stars...looks the same as it did in the last century SERVICE - 4 stars...they're quick and not rude...decide what you want before you order TOTAL - 4 stars...hope it survives RELATED - Hungry in NYC? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/NKwFRfdezS

No frills corner hot dog stand but it gets the job done on a fixed budget…read more Don't order the papaya juice as it's over-pulped. Big sign on window warning price increase starting June 1, 2026. I'm not that worried about the incremental price hike, as it'll remain one of the most economical hot dog lunch spots in Manhattan.

Unfortunately didn't get to try Clinton Hall because they was closed although the site and google…read moresaid the establishment was open. There were also no signs on the door indicating the restaurant would be closed. Better luck next time I guess.

I've been wanting to check out Clinton Hall and am glad that there's a location in the Bronx. We…read morewere here on a rainy weekday afternoon, so the place was fairly empty. The double smashed burgers were our favorite served with a tray of fries. We got HH Buffalo cauliflower which was tasty. The Korean tenders were haphazardly drenched in sauce but tasted better than it looked.

This place has been a staple for a very long time. It makes really good sandwiches, although very…read morepricey, but it's worth its weight in gold. I like that I don't have to go all the way downtown to get a hot pastrami sandwich from that other spot with all the tourists. This place gives more of an old fashioned diner vibe and the service is really good. They make the best Masa ball soup I ever had and I've had plenty. I say if you haven't been it's definitely worth a visit. Thumbs up and Happy Yelping!

Having eaten Jewish culinary delights all over the country, I still look to New York City as to…read morewhere the bar is set and Liebman's Kosher Deli sets it pretty high! In the Bronx, what was once a bastion of Jewish delicasies, there are few if almost none left. Save for Liebman's, who is still carrying the banner and flying it high for delicious, high quality, old school, Jewish deli food. Katz' on the lower east side may predate this little gem by almost 65 years (Katz' incredibly opened their doors in 1885) but this place more than holds its own and for MY money, has tastier cuts of meat than the latter. The waiter service was quick, friendly and prompt by a few good service industry "old timers" and that lends even more of a nostalgic feel to the joint. The fresh cut fries are amazing and remind me of those thick, potato, French fries you used to be able to get on the Coney Island boardwalk from the random food places OTHER than Nathan's soggy fries. The meat is lean and well seasoned, the pickles are crisp and cold and even the COLE SLAW (which I almost never eat) was AMAZING here. Check them out, you absolutely will keep coming back.

Even on the coldest winter evenings, Yo Burger makes delicious burgers, fries and more. Warm and…read moreinviting, friendly neighborhood place to come warm up and enjoy bumping into neighbors and friends while enjoying dinner. With friendly staff and great service, if you're in the mood for burgers, chicken or frozen yogurt, come see for your self. Enjoy!

I have been coming here for years and sadly never penned a review…read more Well here we go, after a long week Friday night called for some burgers. Bestie and I lucked up on parking and headed in to place our orders. As always, a turkey burger, sweet potato fries, and angry orchard x 2. We paid grabbed some ketchup and some seats at an available table as we waited for our buzzer to jump. Then we Enjoyed! Burgers are made to order and fries are hot, crispy and yet fluffy. The angry orchard on tap is cold and crisp. Never a bad decision when in the area. Just A Note: If waiting is not your thing... Never park in front. This stretch of Riverdale Ave. is the double-parking capital. People will block you in and disappear and when they final return do not expect any sense of urgency.

The food taste great the place is clean, I went to the one in New Jersey. And the one in Manhattan…read morethe lines are kind of long.

The good is that, the fries I brought from here was delicious. It was salty and crispy and made…read morefresh to order. The customer service was fast and quick, and the attitudes of the staff were friendly and professional. I asked for some wipes and they gave me some no problem. Didn't even know they had those, but I guess you don't ask you won't know. It's not really big like the one in my neighborhood but enough seats to dine in if you choose. Now the bad part is the location. I don't like to be on Fordham Road ever if I don't have to be. IYKYK! I do every now again will make a visit because the area still has some gems that I do like to visit and sometimes I need to be in that area. If this is the same for you, I would say it wasn't a bad visit and it's good enough to pick up some food. So I'm gonna give a thumb up for this one. Happy Yelping!