Not sure what others mean by it tasting frozen–it doesn’t. Their food is very fresh. This place is great. Easy to understand menu. Really nice interior as far as small Italian restaurants go. Super friendly staff. Seems like their takeout business does well.

This restaurant is adorable….it’s decorated with historic photos of the Huntington area, many of them from the railroad. There are booths along the walls, tables in the center, and a lunch counter with vinyl covered stools. I traveled to Huntington for work, and decided I HAD to eat at the “birthplace of the Hoosier Pork Tenderloin sandwich,” even if that meant I wouldn’t be able to make it to the Dan Quayle Museum.

Make it a point to drive a little further and have yourself a wonderful family style meal. Parking is no problem due to the large parking lot out back. I have only been here for lunch and dinner but it always puts a big smile on my face and I enjoy the family dining aspect of the meal. I usually get the wiener schnitzel which is simply delicious. My favorite sides happen to be the corn and the cottage cheese with green onions mixed in.

I could tell the place gets busy, but there was a good amount of space at the bar, which is where I prefer to eat at Cuban places. You get a good view of the servers’ hijinks with each other, not to mention the wide mix of tourists and locals walking in and by.

After spending the day digging at Jamestowne, my wife and I decided to take the long way home through Isle of Wight County and stopped again at the Smithfield Inn, this time for dinner.

Arrived late, for dinner, on a cold Saturday night. Glad there was inside seating, as we heard it was mostly outside. The menu is kind of hard to figure out which direction they’re trying to go, asian (Korean?) meat lover, or healthy. It’s certainly ‘all of the above’. Love’s very creative and the place is eclectic and warm at the same time.

I am a fat kid, I love my coney dogs. I like American, but personally I like National better. The chili is good, but it doesn’t have as much seasoning/taste as Nationals.

Doggy-Style serves up some creatively delicious dogs. Pricey? I’m not sure.
Pretty reasonable for the quality and unique-ness of the food. You won’t find hot dogs like these anywhere else. I have to watch my figure, so I usually keep my order pretty simple…sausage of choice on a bread roll with mustard, ketchup, onions, and relish. Husband has tried all the specials and hasn’t met a Doggy-Style dog that he didn’t like.

Alright, so yes, this place totally lives up to the hype. I know a thing or two about hot dogs, or so I thought….this place is amazing. I opted for the special dog (An Alaskan Reindeer Meat Hot Dog, Butter-Rum Roasted Pears, Bacon & Rosemary Infused Sauerkraut, Roasted Red Pepper Chutney, Beets, and Shaved Almonds!) How could I have passed this up?! It was hot dog perfection.

Its amazing!!!! My only complaint is that there isn’t one in Tallahassee!! I would have loved to try each and every dog on the menu.

There is no comparison. Lafayette is king of the coneys. I’ve been coming here since I was 4. My dad used to bring me down before or after a Tigers game.

I’ve been coming here since I was a little kid, and I just love it more than I can even say. But obviously, I’m going to try to say SOMETHING.

This restaurant used to be a dive with bad food, dingy atmosphere and exorbitant prices. It has recently been refurbished to look like a 50s style burger hop with good music, comfortable seating and free refills for soft drinks. The burgers and dogs are tasty and the fries are just right. The one problem with this place is that the food is not healthy. If you are going to be a regular patron of this restaurant, you better have a good cardiologist on speed dial.

Buck’s Grill House caught my eye, frankly, because they had a $40 for $20 coupon; visiting their site and looking at their menu, they had me at “grilled boar, elk and buffalo sausages, topped with mustard aioli.”

Sunday breakfast in Lancaster should be a special meal. Scrapple, a grilled sticky bun - with butter, an omelette and coffee.

We went today for lunch and used a recently purchased groupon - so we ordered more than we would ordinarily. The bill came to $30 for 2 large entrees and 2 sodas - not cheap, but there are leftovers for at least 1 dinner.

I had the loaf-o-rama and a side of mac n’ cheese. I’d give five stars, but I would’ve liked to have paid a bit less than $15. However, I’d go back again without blinking an eye.

Fried chicken livers with gravy. Under $4. Yeah this is not fast food. Avoided the “typical” menu items and went straight for the soul food selections. Not disappointed in the least. Food was everything I expected: all the fried stuff perfectly crunchy, the fried chicken being the standout. Meatloaf was like grandma made, if she was from the deep South.

If I had a last meal on earth, it would be a hot dog. But you know what… a hot dog isn’t really a hot dog to me. It was all I would eat for years growing up. Every day, same ritual after school, steaming a dog and bun. It is one of the foods that just brings me back to happy days every time.

Spectacular! I cannot comment on its sandwiches, which most people go there specifically for, but their salads are absolutely marvelous!