This is pretty much the perfect hot dog cart. He's been here in the same place for years. The…read morelocation is great at Bowers and Central. Convenient when in the area. The owner is a nice guy. Always has been. The hot dogs are great, same quality as when I first came here 20 years ago. Nice snap and great toppings. The onions here are the best, the sign says they are homemade and you can tell, love them. Better than any other cart I've been to. The chili is sweet. I like it, has a nice flavor. Lastly, the price is right. Can't go wrong with a cheap lunch when it's good.

Been getting this hotdog since I was a child, nothing changed but the prices and the person selling…read morethem, and the chili cheese dogs always hits the spot , jersey city heights at its best

I'm giving a full 5 star here. Service still good, quick and the hot dogs are still ok. But they do…read moremake a slamming bacon egg and cheese sandwich. Goes great with an order of French Fries, which I love. Good budget meal. While it is tough to match or surpass the traditional NYC Bodega bacon egg and cheese, these guys come close enough that it's a decent sandwich to enjoy with some fries(I highly recommend this combination here) for a North Jersey establishment.

Cheesesteaks an chicken cutlet sandwich is fire, my family loves coming here on the weekend, the…read morepapaya drink is amazing and so flavorful. Great prices too, I'll be back this weekend

This place is a hidden gem on Mt. Prospect on the border of Newark and Belleville. I love coming…read morehere around lunch time and there is usually a small crowd, but,no worries- the wait is never long. The guys working the hot dogs here are fast and friendly. I've never gotten a bad attitude from them. They'll usually engage in casual conversation, especially if you want to talk about sports. The hot dogs here are real good and in addition to using all beef Frank's, they have a few great options for toppings. My personal favorites are the homemade hot chili, cheese, and mustard. They've also offer homemade sweet chili, hot onions, and sweet onions. They of course have more than this, but I'd be lying if I told you I remembered all of them. Lou's is definitely the place to stop in, if you're in the area.

This location along the beginning of thousands of park acres throughout Branchbrook Park Belleville…read moreNJ is an original Hotdog truck tradition of our communities past and present.A great start to walk,hike,bike through trails , to enjoy mother nature..You can begin or in between break to a Hot Dog and a refreshment .Cherry Blossoms begin here at Essex County Parks..

I have to confess that I have even less of a yen for cheesesteaks than I do for actual steak at a…read moreplace like Gallagher's or Smith & Wolensky. I've been in Philadelphia numerous times and have never felt an urge to sample for myself and decide which of the "famous" cheesesteak competitors in the city, across the street from each other-- Pat's or Geno's--- is actually the "superior" one. Couldn't have been less interested (unless it was someone offering me free tickets to an Eagles game; THAT I would have been less interested in, given my near-total boredom when it comes to sports of any kind). I did go through a phase during my college years (money ill-spent, given my subsequent "career" trajectory) where I ate lunch often in the cafeteria and invariably ordered a cheesesteak and a piece of German chocolate cake. Not quite sure at this late date what that was all about, but let's just say it's not one of my admittedly few "treasured" memories. Having said all that, I did order food the other day from Midtown Philly and was well satisfied. I was at work in Hoboken, suffering through yet another migraine and the nauseating effects of the medication I take for it (I really should have been home in bed, but if I take off every day I have a migraine...which is usually every single week and occasionally 2 or 3 days in a row...I'd be out of my job in no time at all). As I've perhaps mentioned in previous reviews, when I am in the throes of a migraine, it almost never proves deleterious to my appetite. If anything, it enhances it. I glanced over at my co-worker/friend, the former Godfather of Lunch (in his newly found sobriety from gluttony, he has sworn off ordering food to be delivered to our office, calling it "stress eating"). Not expecting an affirmative response, I asked, "You feel like ordering out?" Surprisingly, he immediately replied, "OK. We can't order Lo Fatt Chow anymore. What does that leave?" "What do you want?" He mentioned Midtown Philly. We had ordered from there before, a long time ago, and I hadn't disliked it, but...as I've said...I rarely, when hungry, say to myself, "What I need right now is a cheesesteak." This time, though, it seemed like an inviting and inspired change of pace, and I responded, "Ok. Let's do it." I ordered a Pittsburgh cheesesteak, which was the steak (ribeye, as I've learned-- not Steak-umm's, as I once thought), cheese, and tricolor coleslaw. The sandwich was just enough-- not enough to be uncomfortably over-filling, not skimpy enough to leave one hungry and feeling cheated. It was a moist, flavorful sandwich that did assuage my hunger, and left me thinking, "Maybe I need to re-think this lifelong indifference to Philly cheesesteaks!" It was helped by a plentiful side order of French Fries (they have a decent side order selection to choose from, if one is so inclined), which were crisp, just as I like them. They were too many of them, in fact, and I unloaded some on the Godfather, who in turn spooned over his tomatoes to me (don't ask me to explain his antipathy to tomatoes; I don't know! Tomatoes are one of the very few things he won't eat). I also had a lemon-lime Gatorade, which sometimes helps soothe (or so I've thought) a migraine, the electrolyte draining preparation for a colonoscopy, and...in the past...the fierce hangover left by an overindulgence the previous night in alcohol and opioids. I'm unsure what the Godfather ordered-- either the Diablo cheesesteak or the Volcano cheesesteak-- but it was ... obviously, given the name they've bestowed upon it...very, very hot indeed. Not something my delicate digestive system would have been able to handle (although I do sometimes wish fervently that I could still eat like that). However, the Godfather pronounced himself well satisfied on finishing it and he wasn't breathing fire in my direction. This was one time he didn't chastise me for "pushing" him into ordering food. They have other items one can order, like Hoagies-- including "Sinatra's Hoagie" (of course; it's Hoboken, after all!), which consists of ham, Genova salami, provolone, lettuce, tomato, raw onions, olive oil, red wine vinegar. Next time, I might be tempted to order it. Salads too. And desserts. Prices were reasonable, delivery was quick and efficient, and the food really hit the spot, making the agony of my medicated migraine less intense and debilitating than it otherwise would have been. I very much recommend Midtown Philly. I look forward to ordering from there again, and I won't let a few years go by before I do so. And it has the enthusiastic seal of approval from the former Godfather of Lunch! What other recommendation do you really need?

Midtown Philly Steaks 523 Washington St…read more Hoboken, NJ 07030 Cheesesteak Financially speaking, this was an excellent deal. It was the most cost effective sandwich. Regretfully, its taste did not live up to its price. The onions needed more sauteeing, the cooper sharp cheese wasn't completely melted and the hoagie roll lacked flavor. #midtownphillysteaks #cheesesteaks #cheesesteaksandwich #njcheesesteaks

White Manna is one of those old-school Jersey spots you go to for the experience just as much as…read morethe food. The cheeseburgers are small, simple, and cooked right on the griddle with plenty of grilled onions. The buns are soft, the burgers are juicy, and they're the kind of sliders you can easily eat more of than you planned. I'd definitely get them with cheese and onions. The place itself is tiny and has that classic diner feel with counter seating, chrome, and a very no-frills setup. It feels like stepping back in time, which is part of the charm. It can get packed and service can feel a little hectic depending on when you go, but the line generally moves and the whole experience feels very Jersey. Good cheeseburgers, lots of nostalgia, and definitely worth trying if you're in Hackensack.

This diner is a true gem. Old school retro interior with prices to match. Their hamburgers are…read more$1.45 and cheeseburgers are $1.64. Yes they're on a smaller side but where else do you see prices like this? A combo - 3 cheeseburgers, fries and drink is $9.35. They also serve crack juice aka lemonade with fruit punch. If you know you know. CASH ONLY of course I really loved this classic American joint. Came here early evening and it was such a pick-me-up. The round red stools and warm customer service, all is just perfect.

Solid place for a lunch fix! We've been here 3 times and have gotten the Peruvian, Korean and…read moreSouthern. Fun flavor combos and I personally like the Peruvian. The Korean is a bit too sweet to me, and Southern is a bit dry. I think their chicken is crispy, but they can fry their chicken a bit too long so can be dry. It's better in saucier sandwiches

I personally love No Forks Given. I have been a good few times and the people who work there are…read morevery cool, have personality and work very efficiently for a place that gets as busy as No Forks Given does. My personal favorite goto's are the Torogashi Fries, saucy and slightly spicy all together, and the Mexican Cheese Steak sandwich, packed with beef and seasoning, and a great pairing with the fries all together. Some other items i've tried are the Classic Cheesesteak sandwich, which was objectively good but not my personal favorite, and the Peruvian chicken sandwich! which was tasty but I only had a few bites which I feel isn't enough to form a solid opinion. The place itself is decorated with cool historical photos from their time as a food truck, but do be warned that the seating area is a bit small on the inside. I know in the summer they pull out some chairs to sit outside which is very nice, so if I were you i'd be prepared for it to POSSIBLY be a little crowded upon your arrival.

Piccolo's 92 Clinton St…read more Hoboken, NJ 07030 Cheesesteak This steak was topped with sautéed onions and American cheese on lightly toasted Italian bread. This style is more like a steak sandwich because owner Patty Boy sears a thick quarter inch slab of ribeye on a char-broil grill. Have the sandwich as is, or as a bonus, supplement complimentary cherry peppers with your sandwich for a spicy kick. Piccolo's does not accept credit cards or Apple Pay. If you do not have any cash on hand, an ATM machine is conveniently located inside the vestibule. #piccolos #piccoloshoboken #cheesesteak #hobokennj #franksinatrastown

Disappointing. When you advertise cheesesteak on your menu you should make sure you let people know…read morethat the entire slab of meat is going to be put on a sandwich with all the fat and grizzle piece is attached. I was expecting a chopped or at least sliced sandwich. Frankly, the cut of meat was not enjoyable at all on top of that sliced American cheese added on top with most burnt bread. The guy who took my order, sarcastic. We don't understand how this has a 4.2 rating. get me again and I hope they don't get you.

Just had the "Classic" Savage burger. Fresh, delicious and good value comes with fries. BTW it…read morelooks like they use Pat LaFrieda burgers.

I ordered the "Savage Vegan Burger" for $10. The person working the window was very friendly, and…read moreinformed it would be a 10-15 minute wait. The meal was done after about 10 minutes and tastes delicious! I didn't know it came with fries (it did) and both the burger and fries taste great. I also ordered the vegan burger with regular cheese instead of the vegan cheddar it normally comes with. All in all, for around $10, it's a filling and flavorful meal that I will definitely get again! A good value.