Hot Diggity

I get lunch here often. I really like their spicy dogs on a stick or in the basket with just mustard. The regular dogs are good with all the condiments and onions. Prices are competitive for todays market. My favorite is the teriyaki chicken they BBQ right there on site, served over yakisoba noodles, and be sure to add their sweet onion chili sauce. The portions are large and filling. My co-workers swear by their biscuits and gravy, I keep forgetting to order it until I see them enjoying it. I also like their teriyaki chicken at the end of the day, taking it home for dinner and usually set aside enough of the BBQ chicken to enjoy topping a salad the next day. People running it are nice, friendly, and good service, eager to please.

Their customer service was great, but the food itself is definitely overpriced. I had an “all beef” dog, which I liked, but for $4.50, I better love it. Unfortunately, it was comparable to a 7-Eleven hot dog, but costs 3x as much. Oh, and if you want cheese with your dog, that’ll be another THREE. DOLLARS.

The food here is vile. Purchased two hotdogs, each were $4.50. Took one bite of mine and tossed in the trash. My wife ate her hot dog, but complained the entire time. I guess she was more hungry or motivated than I was. The bread was cold and dry. The hot dogs were both cold or luke warm at best. They have a big sign saying the hot dogs include grilled onions, but there were none.

I've been here a couple of times and I enjoy the gravy from the biscuits and gravy. The biscuits themselves are a little funky and could be improved. What really disturbed me was the last two times I've been there some of the employees weren't wearing masks or gloves and they had all the condiment pumps back out for customers to handle themselves and don't even supply hand sanitizer next to them to disinfect. It doesn't give off the most hygenic vibe so I won't be visiting again unfortunately.