Ok, normally not a hot dog girl but this spicy dog was a hit. Really hit the spot and loved that…read morethey have banana peppers as a topping. The people really know what they are doing. Educated on their equipment and food

This place is simply unique. Such a cool vibe…read more The hot dog/sausage combos are fantastic and the guy that works the counter loves to explain his craft and share the restaurant story. You can tell he loves what he does and it makes the customer service he provides shine! I really enjoyed my spicy andouille sausage creation called the Shih Tzu. He said it was the spiciest combo (hello jalapeños)! While I'm hard pressed to give five stars to most places, especially "simpler" eats like hot dogs or burgers - the service I received deserved nothing less. Keep it up Dog Park!

Overall Score: 3.5/5 Solid spot for a Chicago-style fast…read morefood fix. Messy, greasy, and flavor-forward in the way you want. Food [2.5/3] Let's talk flavor and execution. Philly Sandwich Steak - This was a well-built sandwich. The onions, peppers, steak, and cheese came together in a cohesive mix, so each bite included a little of everything rather than feeling uneven or scattered. The cheese melted into the filling nicely, acting almost like a binder that brought the flavors together. The roll looked oversized at first, but its soft, airy texture created an excellent meat-to-bread ratio. My only criticism is that the beef seemed slightly overcooked, which introduced a touch of dryness. That may vary from sandwich to sandwich, but it was noticeable here. The sandwich can feel a bit heavy bite-after-bite. Italian Beef Sandwich with The Works - "The Works" included hot peppers, dipped in broth, and American cheese. Presentation-wise, this sandwich did not make the best first impression. The pale roll and heavily soaked exterior were not especially appealing visually, and with the extra dip, this is absolutely a sandwich best eaten fresh on-site rather than taken to go. But the first bite changed everything. The jus soaked into the bread and delivered a rush of flavor, while the beef was sliced and portioned in a way that made every bite feel substantial and satisfying. The giardiniera brought welcome heat and acidity, cutting through the richness and keeping the sandwich from feeling too heavy. The American cheese stayed in the background, but that actually worked to the sandwich's advantage by allowing the broth and beef to remain the focal point. This was the standout item, and easily the reason I would return. Cheese Curd - These were lightly battered, which let the cheese take center stage. For a fast-food setting, they were quite good and better than expected. Breaded Mushrooms - These are good if you miss and crave breaded mushrooms. Biting into these, one would expect a hot oily broth to flow out adding to the mushroom flavor, but there was no broth and the mushroom flavor was light. The marinara type sauce didn't pair well, so I did get a side of ranch to dip these in. Would order these again only if I crave bread mushrooms. Service[1/1] Service was exactly what it needed to be for a fast-food restaurant: prompt, clear, and helpful. The cashier took my order efficiently, clarified the available add-ons for the Italian beef, and responded well when I asked for a water cup. When I came back for ranch, he accommodated that request without issue. It was not full-service dining, nor should it be judged as such, but it met the standard for good quick-service hospitality. Atmosphere/Ambiance[0/1] The dining area is functional but not inviting. Seating is limited to a handful of booths and a small round table, and while the tables had been cleared, they were not especially clean. Flickering menu boards added to the worn fast-food feel, and the steady presence of people coming in to use the ATM created a somewhat distracting atmosphere. It gets the job done, but ambiance is not part of the appeal here.

Great Chicago style food. The Gyro platter is the best and…read morethe Philly Cheesesteak is right on

Driven past this place a few times, finally went in and gave it a try. Was pretty good but the…read moreburger I got was underwhelming. The sauce (Thai peanut bacon burger) was good but the burger wasn't it. Was a little light on the fries which was already 3$ to upgrade. My GF got the fish special which she said was pretty good but heavily breaded and underwhelming. Got the meal for takeout. Food was ready when it was said to be ready. Parking lot is small but there's plenty of street parking. Maybe I need to give it another go.

When the family and I lived on the north side we enjoyed some very tasty burgers at Tooties. I'm…read morepartial to the Black and Bleu and the Blackjack burgers but honestly both could be more spicy to my taste. Pretty solid wings in a variety of flavors and some really good sandwiches, including a nice Reuben, as well. A genuine neighborhood gem that perhaps might be better known were it to be located elsewhere but seems to fit right in.

I walked in and immediately smelled the funk. In a good way…read more It was a quiet little spot in the neighborhood with street parking. We were greeted promptly and told to order at the front. I looked at the menu and it was a bit confusing. There were too many options. I picked out 2 tacos and an elote hotdog. Along with a Mexican Coke. The tacos were good, the elote hotdog was amazing. I enjoyed the creativity and the vibes. I recommend this place. Nice!

I tried their tacos one night. They were fine. I probably won't return. Maybe I ordered the…read morewrong items.

One of our family fav breakfast spots. Great for greasy comfort food, if you're into that. I highly…read morerecommend their country fried steak and eggs - the meat always has a crispy crunch and the country gravy is delicious. I also love their steak and eggs breakfasts; it's not the most tender steak, but still tasty and great value for the price. Ambiance is how you'd picture a local diner from the 1950's. My kids adore sitting at the counter, sitting on the vintage red spinning stools. Service was outstanding, despite the restaurant being so busy and full on a late Sunday morning.

Breakfast with a show! It's was all amazing. Food,service and the show. Will be back for sure!read more

Posting the review here also although we are at the Rosetown American Legion where they are also…read morepermanently located. We have done the food truck at the New Hope Hy Vee several times as well. A delicious juicy burger perfectly seasoned with a massive crispy meat skirt. Served with fries at Rosetown (but I believe not at the remote food truck) the fries are worth it. The bun was great and held up to the juicy burger. This one is not to be missed! One single and one double cheese plain came to $30 cash with tax and tip. Great value.

I haven't been to the home base yet, but I did get to try for the first time via the food truck. I…read moreasked for feedback and was told to do it, so I did. I drove from Chaska to Burnsville, where they were parked. I got three burgers to try the Hot Honey,OG, and the Bourbon Bacon. I gave the OG to my husband, who liked it. He eats everything only if he likes it. All the burgers were absolutely delicious and one of the best I've ever had. I wanna joke that it's definitely a better than sex item. I was hungry, so I ate it faster than I should have. I will try and visit the home base.

My sister and I stopped for a quick hotdog from their stand today and it was good! Ingredients were…read morefresh and the customer service was pretty good! We got a beef hot dog for $4 and dressed it ourselves with mustard, ketchup, sour krout, relish, and onions. They also had chips and beverages for sale if needed. There was no line and he was parked at a corner so it was easy to park quick and pick one up. The stand itself was cute and well maintained. We paid cash and he was able to make change quickly. We would stop and buy again if we see the stand!

I just had their food earlier today. What I liked was how supportive they are of community events…read more Because you never know where they might be. Even though they are usually in Mears or Rice Parks, which are located in downtown St. Paul. I mean for a hotdog cart or stand, their menu is real simple. I mean I could get a hotdog, braut, or even a polish sausage. With accompanying chips and soda/water. Of course they never they seemed to be busy, with short spurts of people, so I never had to wait that long. I decided on a polish sausage, with some chips and soda to go with my meal. Now once I paid they were ready right there with my meal. Now of course having the toppings make my meal. Like sauerkraut, mustard and well maybe ketchup. Of course since I was hungry the food not only hit the spot, but I was able to devour my meal in one sitting. Now my sausage was thick and really juicy as well. Far better than any ones I have had for awhile. Of course if I happen to run across them, it would be so much fun to maybe try a braut.

The only positives are the server was very nice and the malt was good . The chicken soup appeared…read moreto have come from a can. The waffle fries were soggy and the chicken fingers were hard as a rock. I almost always check Yelp ratings before but we had a little kids and they needed to eat something. Someone told me the hamburgers were good, but I'm sure I won't have an opportunity to try them.

Got take out from here we got a hot dog, chicken tenders, a turkey burger, a family size fries and…read moretwo malts one just chocolate the other raspberry strawberry blueberry. The hot dog was alright it's a Nathan's dog not my favorite. The tenders were crispy and delicious and the fries were really good as well the malt was smooth and creamy I definitely will go back. I didn't have any of the turkey burger but my boyfriend liked it and said he would get it again.