Clean, modern restaurant with a lively K-pop atmosphere and giant flatscreen TV playing music videos. The space feels bigger inside than outside, though seating is somewhat cramped. Known for juicy, perfectly cooked burgers and unique onion rings, it attracts a friendly, energetic crowd.
Korean hot dogs stand out with a sweet and savory mix and a street food vibe. Mini versions have a nice snap and come on a toasted roll, matching flavors found in New York. Meat-free options include a mozzarella hot dog and veggie burger.
Cheeseburgers come with a super soft bun and a hot, juicy beef patty. Prices run around $7.50 for a burger that's twice the size of similar options elsewhere.
Good to know
The menu includes unique Korean-inspired burger options.
Vegetarian options are available on the menu.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted.
Simple, spacious hamburger restaurant with counter ordering and outdoor tables offers a friendly, inviting atmosphere suitable for families and regulars. Upbeat music plays, sometimes with inappropriate language, creating a lively vibe. Unique touches include a piano for kids and an eye for detail in decor.
Glizzy stands out with a nice spice that is not overwhelming. Hot dogs come juicy and pair well with burgers and fries.
Good to know
Eighty Twenty is now open 7 days for lunch and dinner, and they plan to add breakfast soon.
Dollar wings are available on Wednesdays.
Expect a wait during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Small roadside burger stand offers a rustic, unpretentious vibe with cozy indoor seating and ample outdoor tables by a busy highway. Atmosphere feels chill and welcoming despite loud TV and occasional crowding near the register. Space focuses on casual dining with a nostalgic, old-time decor.
Hot dogs come with red onion in the "All The Way" style, which is unusual. Adding their chili sauce enhances the flavor. Grilled hot dogs pair well with fresh cut French fries.
Juicy and flavorful, the bacon cheeseburger offers a smoky richness. The classic cheeseburger keeps it simple and satisfying, paired well with fries.
Good to know
Steve's Burgers is cash only; an ATM is available inside.
The restaurant is now open on Sundays.
There is enough parking and the location is easily accessible.
Cozy burger joint with retro decor and a dog-themed interior creates a chill, welcoming vibe. Small space includes outdoor seating that adds to the relaxed atmosphere. Burgers and sides stand out for their freshness and creativity.
Crunchy casing gives the hot dog a satisfying texture. The original hot dog is larger than normal and tastes very good, with options to enjoy it plain or with chili cheese.
Cheeseburgers feature a juicy patty with shredded lettuce and a special sauce that adds moisture without greasiness. Options include a Hot Pepper Cheeseburger for heat and a double bacon cheeseburger for more flavor and size.
Good to know
Burger Play is not wheelchair accessible.
The food takes 10-15 minutes to be ready.
Prices are budget-friendly and reasonable.
Old school diner with retro booths and counter stools creates a classic American vibe. Music and decor transport guests to the 1970s, offering a cozy, nostalgic atmosphere. Small, clean space feels like a time capsule of traditional burger joints.
Splitter hot dogs and Texas Weiner hot dogs stand out with solid, flavorful chili. The vibe recalls classic deep-fried hot dog joints, pairing well with crispy fries and onion rings.
Thick, juicy patties with a broken edge look give the cheeseburgers a smashburger style. Bacon cheeseburgers come with fresh ground beef, quality bacon, and American cheese on a soft sesame seed bun with unlimited toppings.
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Prices at Rocco's Burgers Dogs and Fries are very reasonable.
Expect large portions; a large meal costs around $11.
The restaurant is known for its cleanliness.
Small indoor space with tight seating and outdoor picnic tables creates a casual, local vibe. Atmosphere stays consistent with nostalgic decor and old-school charm, featuring cold birch beer on tap and a crowd of local men chatting at the bar. Cash-only policy adds to the traditional feel.
Hot dogs here have a snap and come perfectly cooked. They offer a unique take on hot dogs with consistently high quality since 1932.
Double cheeseburgers come out great and classic with no odd meat bits. They pair well with chili dogs and cold beers like Miller Lite or High Life.
Good to know
Hiram's accepts only cash payments and has no ATM on the premises.
Expect long lines during lunchtime; arrive by 11:30 for quicker service.
Hiram's has been in business since 1932, making it a local legend.
Fast food restaurant with a retro 1950s vibe and unique 2D decor and illustrations creates a nostalgic atmosphere. Self-service kiosks streamline ordering but seating feels uncomfortable with low chairs. Loud music and quick pace make it a spot for grabbing food rather than lingering.
Huge hot dogs come deep-fried with perfectly complemented toppings. They stand out for their big size and old school American classic style.
Double cheeseburgers come with chili sauce and sweet onions and are cooked in beef tallow. All menu items, including fries, are made in house and consistently excellent.
Good to know
Every month, they have a burger of the month with unique flavors.
Parking is available across the street and is free on Sundays.
The restaurant is small, so seating is limited and may require waiting.
Hamburger restaurant with newer decor and a chalk wall for kids creates a friendly, lively atmosphere despite occasional noise disruptions. Seating includes bench seats and outdoor tables, offering a casual dining setup. The place stands out for its cleanliness and large portions.
The hot dogs offer good flavor with a plain kids option that has a slightly tough outside. The NY hot dog stands out as a notably enjoyable choice among the menu items.
Classic cheeseburgers come out simple and done right, with options like a bacon cheeseburger and a double cheeseburger that are filling and tasty.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted; it's a first-come, first-served take-out joint.
Expect to pay extra for fries as they are not included with burgers.
Halal options are available, but check for certification before ordering.
Old-school fast food joint with nostalgic 80s and 90s decor and a spacious, clean interior. Atmosphere feels lively and happy, boosted by staff who perform singing, dancing, and jokes. Known for classic chili dogs and gravy fries, it draws a pleasant, consistent crowd.
Deep fried hot dogs come topped with chili, chopped onions, and mustard at no extra charge. They taste very fresh and flavorful and often replace other spots as the go-to for hot dogs.
Gravy on the cheeseburger stands out as a distinctive feature. The cheeseburgers come with rich gravy and satisfy cravings with their hearty flavor.
Good to know
A meal with 2 hot dogs, fries with chili and cheese, and a drink costs $18.
The system now accepts credit cards but adds a 15% tip automatically.
Hot Grill has ample parking available for customers.