16 Best Hot Dogs in Boston

“The Best in Boston especially when a certain bartender you all know is working“

“Holy moly! Rainy first night in Boston staying up the way at the Commonwealth we visited the Kenmore. Nathan took great care of us. Solid pour at the bar. Can I say enough about the K Burger? Likely not other than the first bite blows your mind. Quality over everything else. Great spot, will be back tonight and tomorrow night looking for Sturgill Simpson fans.“

“Was quick and yummy. Maybe a little salt would be good too“

“Great burger! Friendly, attentive staff. Thank you for a great day out!“

“I’ve loved this place since I first discovered it years ago. The food is great, the beer cheap, and the staff (Hi Marnie) awesome. Forget any bad reviews. Some people are never happy.“

“If was awesome 🤩 we love it 🥰“

“Best chicken bites! Highly recommend ♥️“

“Ordered their double turkey burger with lettuce instead of a bun and a garden salad. Ate the salad first and it was big, which was phenomenal. The turkey burger was juicy, the sauce was great and the lettuce wrap was green and not some iceberg junk. I would definitely order from there again. Oh, and the price was great too.“

“Delicious chicken sandwich“

“Just had my first burger with Cajun fries from Five Guys and I understand the cult factor now.
The employee who took my order (according to the receipt, Derek P) was super friendly and patient (I was overwhelmed by the sheer selection of toppings and ultimately decided on “all the way” without mushrooms).
The burger was prepared very quickly and tasted great - and the fries: they deserve multiple awards. 🤤 Unfortunately I only had a small portion.“

“Needed a cheap quick bite, and this hit the spot. Grabbed a boston Barker deluxe for me and my girlfriend. Overall, a great value and a great taste. Beef, chili, cheese, onions, mustard, ketchup, and a fresh roll. What's not to like? I mean, it's no NY dirty water dog, but it's tasty.My best advice would be ask for extra napkins if you get the barker deluxe. . . You'll need them.

Parking: There was paid parking around but we took a cab.“

“The Sausage Guy hands down has the best sausages in all of the New England Area. What's been amazing is their local growth over the years. They've been able to expand from your local vendor cart outside of Fenway Park to now being inside Polar Park, the XL Center, and even being featured at the 99s restaurant. They even sell their sausages at some of the local supermarkets.

I've had The Sausage Guy cater my holiday party the last 4 years and each time has been a Grand Slam. Everything came cooked, prepared, and piping hot like it was just off the grill. The quality and taste matches the same one you would get like you were right outside of Fenway Park.

If you are looking at any gatherings, no matter the time of year, I highly suggest reaching out to The Sausage Guy to have them cater your next event! You will impress all your guests for sure.“

“This is THE place to eat if you’re at TD Garden. The cheeto popcorn and walking tacos are beyond delish. The staff was really accommodating in making my walking taco without beef for me. I’m gonna be dead honest, the walking taco was the best part of the game (since unfortunately we lost lol)“

“We visited this Five Guys location in the evening, just before its 10 PM closing time. We ordered a hamburger and a cheeseburger, both with a great variety of toppings to choose from, including grilled mushrooms, mayonnaise, ketchup, tomatoes, lettuce, and more. The cheeseburger was as rich and flavorful as ever, making it a fantastic option for customizable burgers.

We also got the signature Five Guys fries, which were delicious and came with a fun touch—a small whiteboard in the store displayed the origin of the potatoes used that day, which happened to be from Idaho. Although we didn’t order drinks this time, it’s worth noting that they’re very affordable, at just over two dollars, with unlimited refills. Overall, Five Guys offers a consistently satisfying fast food experience that never disappoints.“

“Go for: American fare and beers in a multi-level sports bar right across the street from TD Garden.

Avoid if: You're looking for a bar with connection to historical Boston.

Something surprising: They have done well enough to open another full service location at Gillette Stadium.

Reservation needed? Only on gamedays.

Overall . While it lacks some of the charm of other bars, this is a well-run operation. Totally surprised at how great the experience here was. Seated by the open-air street side, you get the ambience of a busy part of the city while still being indoors. The service was fast, accurate, and attentive - among the best service experiences in a large sports bar. All of the food was good, and they have a ton of beer taps. A solid option if you're in the neighborhood for a game or other event at the Garden.

Value for Price: 4
Sanitation: 4
Food Quality: 4
Menu Precision: 4
Service Quality: 5
Timing: 4
Decor: 3
Access: 4
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5 among the best
4 strong
3 not too bad
2 mediocre
1 never again“

“Wonderful place to have dinner. With your friends.“