This place is never open! They are always closed no matter which day of the week you try to go…read morethere.

Hot dog stands are so common in NYC that to see one would be no real treat, however this stand is a…read morewelcome treat to the area. I was hesitant to stop in and try a dog but boy have I been missing out each time I blew passed this spot! We stopped by today and there was no disappointment. We had authentic sabrett hot dogs. The stand is very clean and signs neat & clean. It's obvious the owners care for the place and it shows. Picnic tables are setup so you can enjoy your grub. The children even got stickers as a treat with their dogs which was an added surprise. For a cheap eat I will be stopping by more often and no longer neglect this gem.

Best burgers in Beacon. The potato bun is sweet and fluffy. The sauces are delicious. The meat…read morecooked medium well, so good. Service was kind and helpful. Ample seating inside and outside (including back patio), MOD does well with keeping things light and energetic. It was a great experience dining here.

Met a friend here on a Tuesday around 11:50am. This restaurant is quaint and has a walk up bar…read morealong with several tables. The server (bartender) was super friendly and attentive. We ordered the single burger with dirty fries and beet coleslaw. Our friend ordered the burger on the gluten free bun (potato) and French fries. The burgers were beautifully presented. The patties tasted great. The potato gluten free bun tasted great but was not very hearty as it crumbled apart as the burger was being eaten. The dirty fries were fantastic! The chili was delicious with nice pieces of meat!! The regular fries were crisp, tasty and not greasy. All was good. Some may be put off by the crumbled bun-but it was still tasty (no reason for a star lowering)

I have been performing at this bar restaurant with my band the Dead Elvi for almost 15 years. The…read moreplace has a very cool rock 'n' roll, hippie and even punk rock vibe. Imagine a cool dive bar kind of like CBGB, but with amazing food! And let's talk about the food, the owner Dan is a trained chef. The menu is so vast and eclectic. It might take you a while to decide on what you want to eat. And if you're a vegetarian or a vegan, oh my God, the choices are so abundant, but everything is absolutely amazing! Best macaroni and cheese I've ever had and I had a vegan sausage and pepper hero with hand cut fries simply amazing! The staff are very friendly. The cocktails are amazing and they have a lot of live music. There really great place to hang out!

Newburgh, NY - we were directed to eat here by a friend after we visited nearby Motorcyclepedia…read more It's a popular local hangout, and the vibes immediately strike me as: if this were my neighborhood watering hole, I'd be a regular here. The decor alone earns a star: rock n roll ephemera covers every surface - walls, ceiling, shelves and display case - and takes me back to the days when I went to "shows" and not "concerts." There's even a small stage in the corner for live music, so that definitely checks out. Our friendly server Dianne hands us menus printed on newspaper, and I needed a moment to decide between the large selection of comfort food classics with creative variations on a theme - burgers, sandwiches, salads, mac & cheese, chilis & soups, burritos, wraps, fajitas, rice bowls, and specialty entrées - finally settling on some apps and a burger to share with my kiddo (which I'm told are good here), while our friend went for a steak bowl. There's a surprisingly large vegan and vegetarian section. Surprising because I haven't come across many veggie-forward pubs that offer anything more than a perfunctory Beyond Burger/black bean burger and an anemic salad. Here, they actually respect the non-carnivore's right to have some decent choices. The "hot" wings are alright and not really hot (though admittedly my spice sensors are likely eroded from my intense affinity for heat), but the poutine was a standout, which we ordered with bbq pork add-on. And while it won't quite pass muster in Montreal (tbh I've rarely had authentic poutine in the US despite seeing it on menus a lot - the cheese curds are never right), it was piping hot and delicious. The revelation was the twisty cut potatoes underneath, seriously additive! I love places with heart, which isn't always easy to define but the effort can be discerned in the atmosphere and the details. The Wherehouse has got that spirit & essence. With 16 rotating draft lines featuring regional brews, and substantial food offerings that far outpaces the typical bar menu, it's a down-to-earth dining establishment with the soul of a dive bar, that makes you feel welcomed like a local from the get-go.

This is part of an Oasis that was on our way to Kingston from New York and I was really in the mood…read morefor a good hot dog. Nathan's all-beef hot dogs are the best and of course I had to have the Chicago style hot dog but I've never eaten at one of their restaurants. I've only made them myself. What I like best is good fries to go with it and their fries are so yummilicious! I'd definitely try Nathan's again if I'm in the area. There was someone cleaning the area right after we ate too so that's a nice touch.

When I traveled to get to an emergency case at the Plattekill Service Area today, when I got there…read moreand realized I didn't eat serious food for quite some time (I didn't have since dinner-time yesterday), I knew I needed something. I first looked through the Starbucks, but when I turned out and found nothing really edible that would have sufficed for "brain food", I had to turn to looking for something else. I saw Roy Rogers (and almost bought there), but when I saw no workers working there nor any line, when I realized I could be served with more choices quicker, I went with the quickest-way and headed to your Nathan's booth instead. I ordered two hotdogs and a soda, and unlike most Nathan's I've eaten at, the whole order came to 10.79. That's a rip-off. Although I got a good hotdog like others, the total price was nowhere in line with most Nathan's. The employee just handed me the cup and never told me at first where the soda machine was. I looked to my left as I gave her the card, but never looked in back of me to my right (until much later). Couldn't she have said: "You can find the soda machines to your right over there" and that would have sufficed? After looking for a few minutes to find this machine, it took me a while. I tried the Sprite, and thank god I taste-tested what I ordered before moving on. The Sprite was not at the right consistency of spritzer to flavoring (100% seltzer and 0% flavoring), so I moved onto Root beer which I found to be a little on the flat side, but tasted okay otherwise. I'll settle for taste and not so much carbonation in this case only. I came back after I grabbed a lid, and by that time my hot dogs had come out and were already boxed up and ready to be taken to a table and eaten. I had to talk with my mom a second or two first, then off to the tables near the Roy Rogers to be eaten. This idea wasn't such a good idea today, apparently. However, I was thinking the right things at first, or so I thought.

Stopped here for a chili dog, possibly a cheeseburger and fries. I was saddened to learn they don't…read morehave fries or hamburgers just chili dogs. Growing up in Alabama our Dairy Queen had it all. Too bad this one doesn't. So we got a lonely hot dog and Pepsi soda. The soda lacked carbonation and tasted like Vanilla Flavoring. The one staff person was taking orders at the counter and drove through and filling the orders too. She was very nice though.

Nothing like a swirl chocolate dipped cone on hot summer evening, nothing says summer like Dairy…read moreQueen. This is the best soft serve ice cream in the area and plenty of parking and if you want to step out of your car plenty of tables and you can even sit in the grassy area. Run don't walk to this establishment