Delicious food, huge menu with tons of options, amazing frozen margaritas, nice atmosphere and…read moregreat price. Couldn't ask for more!

Continues to get better worse. Shocker. If people in this town would take time to experience…read moreauthentic Mexican food, they'd see how this place is gravitating to another cookie cutter Taco Bell/Chapolte offshoot that should be ashamed to even claim it's Mexican. But, they don't, so it continues to get rave reviews while spiraling ever further into the over Americanized pit of slop pretty much every other "Mexican" restaurant does.

After spending an afternoon at the discovery Museum, a few blocks away, we popped in for lunch…read more It's a quaint little corner store, right next to the Maryland theater. The venue can be overwhelming, with lots of choices. One section of the menu was dedicated to hotdogs, one section is dedicated to non-hotdog entrées, and also Appetizers, desserts, and drinks. The dogs here are amazing! I loved the Chicago dog, but when I had my a bite of the Big Mac dog I wished I got that one too.Then we had the pastrami dog making it a three dog night. The fries are also especially delicious because they are crunchy and battered. My little one had a kids meal that came with fries and he was forced to share. With any hotdog, you get your choice of beef,/chicken, or veggie. We went beef all the way, and it was a great choice. The dogs are split and grilled on a flat top, and maintain all of their juicy goodness. And the toppings just enhanced everything. If you're a hotdog purist, ketchup and relish or mustard and onions would also make for perfect dogs. The staff was friendly and super accommodating to a feral toddler. For three hotdogs, a kids meal, I need rings, and drinks, the $40 price felt like a bargain. Great quality and value.

Ok so we went there on Saturday over the past weekend. It was about 5:30. I got a Chicago dog,…read morewhich was excellent, the all beef. Husband got the foot long coney dog and my son got a sausage with some kind of sauce on it. I eat about 2 hot dogs a year so when I say it was delicious, I mean it. Now the bad. My 4 year old grandson got grilled cheese. It took forever for the food to come out. Like forever forever. He ate like nothing bc he drank his whole drink while we were waiting as we had been at the park for a couple of hours beforehand. I know, not unusual for a little guy. That's not the real problem. I got a side of onion rings and it was almost $5 for like 6 onion rings. Ketchup in little packets... not cost efficient and annoying for us. Had to track down waitress to get husband a second beer and me a first. There was no air conditioning and it was so hot in there!! AND THE WORST THING OF ALL... WHEN THE BILL CAME THERE WAS A 20% INCLUDED GRATUITY FOR "LARGE PARTY", which was not discussed. First of all, it was 4 ppl. That is not a large party. Second of all, this was not mentioned by staff. I see this sometimes with a group of 8 or more and it is usually noted in a menu somewhere or mentioned. But 4 people is not a large party. My husband and I both worked in the restsurant industry in our younger years. We get it, servers need to be taken care of, but come on. BEWARE. I would have gone back for that hot dog even with the sloooowww service and just not gotten a side, but that automatic gratuity thing is ridiculous. Customer lost.

My wife and I have driven past this place hundreds of times over the last five years…read more After running errands in Chambersburg and heading home, we decided to give it a try for breakfast. We each had an omelet. My wife had the Greek omelet, I had the bacon and cheese omelet. Both were very good. My wife really enjoyed hers. The homes fries were good, not bland like most diners/restaurants we have gone to. The coffee was also good, not bitter like many coffees can be. The service was pleasant and attentive. We were sat immediately. There are booths on both sides of the dining area and tables in the middle. The main dining area can comfortably sit approximately sixty to eighty people. There is also a sit down counter as well. What struck me most, was how well laid out and comfortable the dining area was. For a relatively small restaurant it was quaint very clean and comfortable. I was impressed with how some of the booths had frosted glass partitions with nostalgic photos embossed on them. The restaurant also had a cute small electric wooden train running above along the ceiling. The kids really enjoyed watching the train running. I was surprised with the low review ratings from some of the customers. We will be back for lunch or dinner. I feel comfortable recommending this restaurant.

Had breakfast here. Been here a few times, staff is always nice and attentive. Coffee is ok but…read moreI've had better. Sometimes bitter. Food is consistent and good, they give you plenty. Cost is reasonable. Diner type atmosphere. Clean and usually busy.overall good place for breakfast.

We stopped in at the Hamilton because my preteen LOVES hotchee dogs for some reason. He doesn't…read moreparticularly like onions but he loves his hotchee dogs with them! He scarfed down two of them and a good bit of an order of french fries. You can also get hotchee-burgers which I have yet to try. While I enjoy the toppings on the hotchees, that's a bit too much food for me on a day where we have an all evening outing at a far off baseball field. I will say, I love the fries here. Not only are they golden brown, hot, bite-sized,... they don't put too much salt on them!!! They taste amazing! I was trying to eat a little healthier so I ordered a house salad (i think - it's the one with kalamatas and feta) and it was great! The house greek dressing is wonderful, not too much not too little. Lettuce and tomatoes super fresh. I like the layout too--it feels accessible for all as I watched a wheelchair be pushed through. The middle of the afternoon is surprisingly peaceful and pleasant between lunch and dinner rushes. The big windows display the weather outside. It started raining not long after we got there and ceased before we left. Staff is helpful, kind, courteous and friendly, especially to each other. There are many desserts on display... But we were full! Multiple fruit pies and rice pudding. For those who don't know, the Hamilton began sponsoring our NYE events a few years ago. I'm extremely grateful for what they've invested into the community, though they were already a huge staple of our town. I don't venture out to this part of town and eat here enough, but as long as my son has a say, we're always going to come back here!

For a unique experience, walk inside Hamilton Restaurant. It's a Carlisle landmark known for their…read morechili hot dog with cheese. Walk inside and staff will immediately greet you and walk you to a seat inside what feels like an old school diner. To eat, I ordered their chili hot dog with cheese. It comes with two on buns and a side. The cole slaw was a gentle compliment to such a heavy meal. To drink, I ordered their cherry Coke. They make it themselves with Coca Cola and cherry syrup. One thing worth noting is that it's cash only. There's an ATM inside, but it didn't work for me. The staff were trusting enough to let me go to another one and come back to settle my bill.

It has been several years since we last stopped here to grab a lunch and unfortunately, it was a…read morevery bad decision. It took a few minutes for our waitress to come over and took our drink order and our food order and it did not take that long for the food to come out and this is where the two star rating comes into play. The hot dogs seem to be overdone and very chewy and it's just not like a typical hotdog. It had burn marks on a flat surface because they cut them open. The buns were extremely spongy and not impressive and the buns are a lot larger than a hotdog. The chili sauce was good as well as the cheese you really can't mess those two things up and the french fries were good as well but being a hotdog place you would imagine having a good quality hotdog and that really is not the case here. Would we stop back here definitely not as there are many many more options in the Hanover area to grab something to eat.

My husband wanted to stop by and have a few hotdogs, which he typically enjoys a good hotdog. I…read morechose not to have anything as I wasn't hungry and the food didn't appeal to me. My husband said the hotdogs were "mediocre" at best. The service was pretty good. The restaurant is like a typical diner inside. Not one of my favorite places to go. I don't believe my husband will be back for a very long time.

We just came here for the second time…read more We both had the fried chicken sandwich & enjoyed them. I had the French fries & was impressed that they were hand cut--you don't find that at many places. The portion was HUGE! My husband had the onion rings & liked them. Our server was very efficient & attentive.

I like the fresh off the grill flavor and the juices in the burgers…read more I wish they were still there.

The service is great. The food is delicious and the desserts are amazing!! Please tip the servers…read morewell they deserved it

Restaurant floors were dirty, we stood for a while at entrance waiting for a seat. Plenty of…read moreseating available. Food was good and plentiful. Dessert was delicious

Hmm based on the reviews I was expecting a lot more...especially when it comes to hot dogs from a…read moreplace supposed to be known for hot dogs. Coming from Rhode Island with hot weiners I have high expectations for what they call the 'Texas dog' and I can say that they didn't even come close. A dog with meat sauce, mustard and onions...The bread was a majority of the dog with a mountain of yellow onions that left so much of a bite I couldn't take another. The dogs were really big and seemed to be cut in half but the casing was tough and the dogs were not of quality. The stars given were simply to account for the memorabilia and history of the establishment which was cool to see. Overall, the dogs made us sick and left us disappointed but the history is worth the trip? Maybe just don't get the hotdog.

Came in for breakfast on a Friday morning with my dad. First visit for both of us and the servers…read morewere all very friendly and attentive! We sat in a booth and ordered two omelettes. I had a ham and cheese with rye toast and my dad ordered a western omelette, but swapped the ham out for sausage and asked for two sides of scrapple and home fries. The omelettes were stuffed. I've never seen so much sausage in an omelette as I did that morning. The rye toast was only very lightly toasted.. I prefer a little crisper. My dad's home fries were seasoned well and the scrapple was thin and crispy. He loved it. The inside of the restaurant is small and homey with all of the expected diner touches (signs, and barstools, etc.). There are two unisex bathrooms and the one I used was a little dirty. If we're looking for diner food in the area, I think we would definitely stop in again for a quick bite.

summary: dive bar with a cool vibe and cool in-house drinks that they have infusing on the spot…read more Food options are build-your-own hot dogs and that's it, but that's not a bad thing. They do a great job here! Service was friendly and welcoming from the get-go. They have a flat-top griddle that they use to cook their build-your-own hotdogs. You customize your order on a little index card (like the ones they do for burgers) with condiments, toppings, and other goodies. It's nothing crazy complicated, but it was still very tasty and well cooked. The drinks are in the lines of a dive bar, but kind of modernized/elevated. They infuse some of their own mixes that they use for custom drinks, which I think is cool. The decor feels very homage-y to dive bars with lots of signs and stickers with sarcastic/vulgar humor. They also have a small arcade and billiards table in the back. Overall, it's a very cool spot with a friendly atmosphere. You should totally check it out if you're in the area.

Overall: super cute, clean, unique, and fun place with very kind staff, good hotdogs, and drinks…read morewith single stall inclusive restrooms (no changing table or high chairs) Cute little spot with high top tables, a bar, garage doors that can give it an indoor outdoor feel, some arcade games, a pool table, juke box, local art, and little quirky signs everywhere. The service staff were all sweet and the patrons there were kind and welcoming. I really enjoyed the music selection while I was there. Our hotdogs were delicious and reasonably priced. We love a check off menu, so simple and fun. There was no menu for drinks. I struggle without a menu- making decisions can be hard without understanding prices and what's available.

First time here. Came with coworkers for lunch. Food and service were excellent. Looking forward to…read morenext visit.

Prime Rib Panini was delicious! The horseradish on prime rib dipped into au jus, mmm ... very…read moregood! The server, Joe was attentive and helpful The Blackberry Whiskey Smash was a hit! Outdoor patio very nice. Enough opened and shaded areas to sit. My meal was $20 and drink $11