Nathan's Famous

Wildly overpriced, $6-$7 for a plain hotdog. Closer to $8-$9 with chili and cheese. Got these because I recognized the Nathan’s brand and decided to give it a try. Arrived on a weekday and there was no one behind the counter, took a few minutes but someone came to help eventually and take my order. The sausage was shriveled and dry. Costco’s $1.50 hot hog is superior to these. I could probably make a better hotdog myself at home by buying Nathan’s from the supermarket.

Delicious food and awesome customer service. Ordered a hotdog combo and a philly cheesesteak fry. The hotdog was amazing and had the signature snap. The fries were delicous and crispy. The cheesesteak fries were too much for me they were an amazing represntation of a philly cheesesteak on french fries. The lemonade is quite good. No military discount.

I asked for barbecue sauce and was told I had to pay $1.50 for a little cup of it. I just wanted it on my fries. I was told only for chicken.

The dude is nice and food is pretty good, my mom got the fish and chips, I really didn't get anything from there but I did eat the fries/chips. I do think they need more salt but it's still amazing. It's not undercooked and tasted fresh. Just like my review for Wok&Roll®, gotta respect a business run by immigrants.

Came here Today on a super busy Sunday afternoon. I had an annoying order with a bunch of substitutions. There was a long line and the three people behind the counter had it covered. Nicest of all, there was this awesome sign that reminded people not to leave their pets in a hot car while they’re shopping and to check their backseat to prevent leaving a baby or child accidentally. I thought that was a really nice gesture and it shows the compassion this place has .