My only complaint is that Super Weenie isn't open more. The hot dogs are amazing! They're…read morereasonably priced, and always tasty. The staff is friendly and helpful. I've had the West Virginia, Spicy West Virginia and Currywurst dogs. All were delicious!

5 stars for branding, ambiance, employee buy in and overall effect. The food is great too! Had the…read moreWest Virginia dog and the Jalapeño Popper dog. Both excellent.

The hotdog bun s Was so soggy that you could not eat it it…read morewas in inedible the service is ok but the food was just nasty

My first visit to Chum's, ordered six hot dogs with chili, slaw, mustard, and onions. After a 25…read moremile round trip home, I discovered they left the slaw off all six hot dogs. Tried to call and complain, but the phone had been disconnected. UPDATE --owner contacted me and was very gracious and took care of everything. Sorry for my negative comments. I am truly impressed!

I haven't had a WV dog in years! Split a 2 dog meal with my MIL. It came with 2 dogs, chips,…read morefountain drink and a cup of potato salad. The lady was super sweet! She quickly made our dogs, I got spicy chili, mustard, slaw and onions! I think I ate it in 5 bites! It hit the spot! It's simple but sometimes, you just gotta get a WV dog. IYKYK! Go there. Get some. Life is too short for boring food!

Excellent. Tasty. Well known spot. Highly recommend West Virginia style and other types of hot dog…read moreoptions

The popular bar with the LGBTQ community has moved around the corner to Leon Sullivan Way. Straight…read morefolks like me, are always warmly welcomed here too! As the saying goes, "Ya'll means all! The menu is simple (nice burgers & fries), and the drink selection good! My favorite part is the outdoor deck in warmer months!

Amazing little hideout. Nice mocktails ,service, people and staff. Ambiance is great in different…read moresettings and laid back depending on the night. Slow or Line out the door. .. just depends !

I stopped in for late lunch the atmosphere was pretty cool playing some 50s music and 50s…read morememorabilia on the walls. The menu had lots of theme names to it. Laid back place plenty of room between tables and clean. I ordered a Peggy sue burger which was a handmade burger topped with fried green tomatoes and homemade palmetto cheese. Bun was soft. The sandwich comes chips I upgraded to fries for extra $2. Worth it in my opinion. This was one of the best burgers I have had in a while.

My family loves this place. Everything we've tried has been great and I love the ladies that work…read morethere, especially Nina. Desserts are great too.

AWESOME little dive bar with amazing bunch of tvs for sports and great staff. The house made wing…read moresauce is top notch and the burger is beautiful. Will be back!

This is a quintessential neighborhood watering hole. Lots of locals talking among themselves, above…read morethe din of the jukebox and TV, and chatting with the servers. Who were polite, if not very welcoming to this non-local. They brought menus, rattled off the happy hour specials and took my order quickly, but then ... nothing much. No, "You're not from around here, are you?" or anything like it. On the plus side, the hazy IPA was quite good. Lots of stone fruit with only a moderate amount of hops. And the mini-corn dog appetizers BLEW ME AWAY! Better than I've had at many a county fair, and corn dogs are my weakness. These were hot, the breading nice and golden, and brought with mustard for dipping. All told, the prices were good. Less than $10 before tip for the happy hour specials, which were tasty. If I was made to feel welcome, I'd probably make the trip again. The food was good but lots of places have great grub. I'll find one of them next time.

I had been itching to try one of the newer restaurants on Bridge Road, McMulligan's, and I grabbed…read morethe opportunity today. It was a cute and clean place with a golf theme. Very friendly staff. As I was leaving, they even stopped me to hand me a branded koozie. Well, I just love freebies, lol. The hot dogs, as you can see, were beautifully displayed. As any hot dog lover would appreciate. At $13 for two hot dogs and a pop (not including tip), they do have Bridge Road prices. However, that can be expected when you eat in this area. So, that was fine with me. I was happy just to get this one under my belt and be able to check them out first hand. The toasted buns and homemade slaw were a big plus. The dogs were quite filling, so I was glad I didn't get any appetizers. I would have ended up with a doggie bag, lol. However, the appetizers looked pretty tempting.

This is a terrible place and when you share you share your personal stories. You get scared and…read moreyelled at by the bar tender who chases you to you car to scream again.

Great place loved the service and the hospitality. And the Food / Drinks were absolutely Phenomenal.read more

One of my favorite place I basically grew up here rooster and Deanna are the owners and tend to…read morethis place very well food is good parking is limited but every Friday they have a badass pool tournament so it makes up for it's for the parking

Cheeseburger was excellent, service was excellent. Friendly folks, was a great lunch at a great…read moreprice. I only wish the joint was air conditioned, but not a deal breaker.

A coworker and I went to The Grill today. I was my first time dining there. I ordered the English…read moreDogs and onion rings. My coworker got a hamburger. She said they have the best burgers around. My hot dogs were pretty good. I wasn't a big fan of the type of ranch they use. I'm a ranch dipper, lol. I dip my onion rings in it. But the chili they used was pretty tasty. I'll definitely be back whenever I'm on the West Side. Pop, onion rings, and two dogs was close to $15 (excluding tip). That was a little higher than what I expected, but prices are higher everywhere nowadays unfortunately.

We were really disappointed with our visit to Trivillian's Pharmacy Soda Fountain…read more From the start, the ambience was flat and unwelcoming. The first woman who greeted us barely spoke above a whisper when asking if we needed a menu, then handed us a flimsy trifold piece of paper with zero explanation. The whole interaction felt cold and awkward, not at all inviting. I ordered the BLT, which arrived cut lengthwise instead of diagonally--an immediate red flag for anyone who respects sandwiches. The bacon was thin, small, and overly crisp, more like a salad topping than something meant for a BLT. There was only one sad piece of lettuce, and the bony, middle was left on. My sister ordered the pulled pork sandwich and couldn't believe how the bun managed to be both toasted and soggy at the same time. She specifically asked for no coleslaw, yet it arrived smothered in coleslaw anyway. To top it off, no one checked on us after the food was dropped--no "how is everything," no refill offers, nothing. Overall, the food, service, and atmosphere all missed the mark. I'd recommend skipping this spot and eating somewhere else if you can.

I always forget about this little gem gently tucked away on a back street of MacCorkle Avenue. I've…read moregotten several hot dogs there before, and it is always such a treat. Their hot dogs remind me of the ones that my grandmother used to make when I was a kid. They are nothing extremely fancy--just sweet slaw and semi-meaty chili nestled on top of an all-beef weiner. This type of hot dog would definitely be a "hit" at any Church of God's Saturday morning bake sale. My granny was a church pianist, so I know this delightful taste particularly well! Their hot dogs are $2.25, so nothing astronomical about the price. They also do a special on two hot dogs and a milkshake. These are wholesome, delicious dogs that take you on a little stroll down memory lane.