Decided to visit after visiting the Strawbridge Regal theater. This place was close by & didn't…read morelook too busy. We stopped in & they let us pick our table. Our waitress visited us quickly. I was pleased with their hamburger! It was very tasty & I loved the toasted bun! The fries were also cooked to a golden crisp. I'd recommend this spot if you're looking for a little lunch or a quick inexpensive bite!

Hot Dog: A+ Cheeseburger: F…read more (patty was obviously frozen and not fresh. Additionally the burger itself was served cold. Burger was also TINY; any smaller it would have been a slider.) French Fries: C Service: D 2 stars since the hot dog was epic.

Been going for twenty years! Best hotdog in Virginia! Fast friendly, too bad I live out of town,…read morenow can only get there periodically, but every time I'm in town I always drop in for a NY hot with slaw and fries, then order 50.00 $ worth to drive back with!!

Nice hot dog spot. Good lunch specials if you are neat the area. They do 2 dogs and a drink, which…read moreis definitely more than enough for a lunch. Shoot. You could even save the other dog for dinner.

Food was great as usual and the service was great as well and it was a pleasant visitread more

Great food, CLEAN building! Better service! Everyone can do dogs but this place does dogs, RIGHT!read more

On the way home from Norfolk today, driving along the Princess Anne Road route, my vehicle made a…read morequick U Turn when we remembered that Lew's Hot Dogs was closing permanently on October 31st. It's one of the few old school Hot Dog Shops that still feature the iconic Norfolk Dog. The spot closes at 3pm each day. There was plenty of time to stop. The location is on Azalea Garden Road about 2 blocks north of Princess Anne Road. Don't expect a picturesque spot. This building is located in the midst of warehouses, car repair shops & such. Lew's was obviously packed with people wanting those few last days of the wonderful Norfolk Dogs. Parking was around the front & side of the shop & on the street. Even the "no parking" area was filled. We stepped directly into an earlier time. And I loved it. Seating was mainly around the counter. I would have loved to have eaten there. But we had just had donuts in Ghent. So we ordered at the cramped takeout counter, The cook, who I suspect was the owner's wife, cooked on a small grill near the front window. A young man took the orders, writing each takeout order on a paper bag for the cook. The proprietor busily did everything. He was personable & funny. He had his rules, just like his long gone competitors, We sat at the counter and talked to a customer who had driven down from Arlington. He obviously knew the place well as the owner bantered with him. When our order was ready we left, a little sad that we couldn't stay and eat. It had been so much fun. The Norfolk Dogs were wonderful. They're snap dogs, customarily served only with mustard, chili & onions. Lew's did allow other condiments added, even serving French fries. You could get thrown out of some of his former competitors for asking for catsup or potato chips. There must be a return before they close. I want to sit and eat at the counter. I want to come out with that familiar smell of onions in my hair. By the way, they're still open to selling the shop. It comes with the secret recipe for their chili sauce. Norfolk Dog lovers need this eatery to remain open. Don't let them be lost to time.

Another piece of Norfolks history is set to close at the end of October. Lew's Hot Dogs has been…read morearound as long as I can remember and its closing makes me feel like I'm losing an old Friend. On the way home from the Yelp Event at O's Donuts, I remembered Lew's was closing this weekend. Luckily Lew's was right on our way home so we decided to stop and get orders to go. We walked in to a packed house and lots of others placing orders to go. Cash only signs were posted in several places so I was prepared when it was my turn to order and pay. Everyone was friendly and greeted each other and engaged in conversation. I felt like I had stepped back in time to a kinder, gentler place. I'm very sad that we are losing another piece of Norfolk history. The hotdogs were just as good as I remembered, as well as their French fries. One thing that caught my attention as we waited was the stools at the counter. This old Norfolk girl immediately said to my Friend, "these aren't stools, they are chairs with backs on them just like the lunch counters in Peoples Drug Store and Woolworth's when I was a kid." Loved this little walk down memory lane today. Happy retirement Lew, You will be missed.

I ran the Shamrock Marathon and I always want a good burger after a race and Barrel 17 did not…read moredisappoint. I ordered the Sunrise Burger, subbing hot honey for the mayo and oh-mah-gawsh that was an excellent decision. (The burgers are a little on the smaller side, but I found it to be the perfect size.) I told my husband that the onion rings were some of the best I've ever had. Kyle was our server, and he was incredible--attentive despite being a little overwhelmed. It's darker on the inside because of the wood paneling, but it works for the saloon-adjacent vibe it's going for. Highly recommend!

Admittedly i don't go down to the Oceanfront often; at least not often enough to know when new…read morethings pop up. So when one of the Homies told me about this place I was all in because - burgers - what's not to love. Barrel 17 did not disappoint; when i got there i realized quickly i was the last to know because it was busy. We had about a 10 minute wait to be seated but that was cut short by option to sit at the bar. The bartender was working like she had six arms. It was non stop; attentive, taking orders, making drinks, checking back with others, she was truly impressive. The places was jumping; it was busy, casual and didn't slow down from the time we arrived until we left. Parking is challenging, there's a small lot beside the restaurant and a small lot behind it so if you can car pool you'll benefit yourselves. Now on to the star of the show - the food! The only knock I had was portion size. In a big guy with an even bigger appetite and when i left there i could've eaten my whole meal over again lol. But that's also because it was delicious. I got the mac n cheese starter, the Beast Burger, tater tots , and the biggest slice of chocolate cake I've ever had. Literally the biggest slice of cake ever- twice the size of my burger. Everything was delicious, from start to finish and if i were a person that had a normal appetite i would've left full like my friends did. Will definitely be back!

I haven't been to many glizzy-centric local spots, but Boujiee Dogs may be the best one in CoVa…read more I've heard many good things about Boujiee, so I was excited to finally check them out. I walked in on 12/3/25 with excitement and anticipation. Boujiee is a tiny place - they could easily be mistaken for a simple bar. Their interior, though, looks modern, organized and clean. Plus, it's well-lit, so it definitely doesn't have that dark look and feel of a bar. Upon entry, a server quickly greeted me and told me I could sit anywhere. She was kind and helpful, and immediately knew it was my first visit. When I confirmed that notion, she proceeded to give me a rundown of the entire menu. She didn't have to do that, but I felt like ordering everything afterwards because everything sounded amazing, haha. I settled on a soda (which they sell in bottles), a couple of bottled beers, the Dougie Fair Dog and Corned Beef Fries. Boujiee's glizzys are meals - each item on their menu is full of ingredients and toppings. Normally, I can devour 2 hot dogs in a single sitting, but at Boujiee you better be hungry to finish off 2 or more. The Dougie Fair includes spicy Polish sausage, grilled peppers, onions, melted cheddar and mustard, all on a hoagie bun. Dougie had some kick, so it wasn't super spicy, but I definitely enjoyed this item. I also had the Corned Beef Fries (crinkle fries, corned beef hash, cheddar, fried egg) which was as hearty as it was delicious. I was barely able to finish them both, but they were so good I almost had to. Based on this visit alone, Boujiee Dogs is a five-star food spot. Along with the impeccable service, this may become a part of my food spot rotation. I look forward to many future visits. Thank you, Boujiee Dogs! JV

Drinks are great, so are the dogs. Huge selection of dogs and kielbasa. Prices are very reasonable…read more In the end of the strip mall.

awesome place! nice vibe!…read moregreat lobster rolls.. clam chowder was yumm.. always very crowded..

Authentic New England seafood casual restaurant with fresh lobster rolls hot or cold fried fish…read morewhole belly clams or strips scallops and whoopie pies. Skip the chains and come here you won't be disappointed. Service and quality is very good. Ambiance is casual and reminiscent of a beach clam place like my family ran for years. Highly recommend

Had an amazing BLT last week. Bacon was perfect. Old school establishment. Service was great.read more

Every time I'm working in the area I have to come here for lunch. Really good food, great people. I…read moredefinitely recommend this place if you're looking for a home cooked style meal. Just absolutely fantastic.

Famous UA is cute with great service. This is a delayed review. Hotdogs are hot dogs but the…read moreempanadas, Cuban sandwich, etc. are off the charts. Thank you Hollander UA!!!

I love this place !!! Great staff , great hot dogs , cold beer . Where else can you go one day for…read morea crafting classs the next day a vendors market then come in the next day for a yummy chicken salad wrap !!! Best crinkle cut fries too !!!

This place is always consistent! Great experience provided by servers. You cannot go wrong!read more

What a cute little hot dog shop!!! I'm wondering why (aside from the fact that I haven't, until…read morerecently, been eating meat) I don't stop here more often... It's a small shop, at best, with maybe three or four tables and a few seats at the grill. Today it's half full, so I slid right into a stool in front of the grill. And since I'm such a fan a sauerkraut, I ordered the Suicide Dog with sauerkraut. This!!! Is definitely NOT a good spot for a date, not even a blind one where you don't want to be on the date but you have to. The hot dog I got was oozing with messy, delicious goodness!!! Omg I'm pretty sure I'm wearing cheese on my nose. No matter, at less than $4 a hot dog, it was worth it!!!