7 Best Hot Dogs in Philadelphia

“This place makes great hot chocolate with real steamed milk! Unfortunately we got there too late for food (New Years Day)and they were just closing but them made me hot chocolate (We were watching the end of the Mummer's Parade and needed to get warmed up). Decent prices for a great hot chocolate!“

“Yes I am reviewing a hamburger restaurant.Never dreamed I’d do it; but, Shake Shack is worth a review! I didn’t t have dinner at home ‘cause I had to start for Dead & Co at Phillies stadium. Figured I’d get something safe to eat there and hold my stomach quiet. I saw Shake Shack. Never been. And decided to try it. Burger, lettuce and tomato, hold the cheese. Hold the “special” sauce!That burger was really good. Nice cook. I did see a griddle so these bad boys are not like flame grilled. The burger was slightly larger than the bun which I liked cause who wants to OD on bread. Nice, fresh lettuce and tomato. All groovy. The crinkle cut fries were nice and crispy without being greasy or over salted. That meal hit the spot! And you know it was around $16 which is a little excessive except when you understand you’re in a stadium where highway robbery is perfectly legal. A bottle of water is $5.So Shake Shack is for real in my view. I would go in again for a replay on that burger and fries.Well I can’t give a hamburger joint a 5, can I?But I say Shake Shack is at the top of the hamburger food chain! Yes. It is. Go get ‘em.PS Dead & Co were about as good as they get last night! Thanks, Bobby!!!“

“Went here because everywhere else was insanely crowded. I got a chicken cheesesteak and it was quite decent. We also got a side of avocado toast and it tasted fresh. Also got a hot dog with just mustard and it was also good. Overall it was better than we expected it would be.“

“First time there. It was awesome. Burgers are to die for!!“

“I was dreading eating dinner at the game due to lack of time, but when I saw this new place we tried it out and was not disappointed! The shack stack is one of the best burgers I've ever tasted and I will happily eat more every time I return. Everything is overpriced at the Wells Fargo Center- but this is the first time I felt like it was all worth it.“

“First time there. It was awesome. Burgers are to die for!!“

“I recently had lunch in Lucky's Trading Post and tried two standout sandwiches that didn’t disappoint.

Paulie is their take on a classic cheesesteak, featuring thinly sliced ribeye, Cooper Sharp American cheese, and a touch of their signature cheese sauce. The garlic butter toasted Liscio’s seeded roll adds just the right amount of crunch, making this a solid cheesesteak option.

Carmine is a classic Italian hoagie with a spicy twist. It’s packed with hot capocollo, sopressata, prosciutto, and mortadella, all layered with a cherry pepper spread, sharp provolone, and crisp veggies. The oil and red wine vinegar tie everything together on a seeded long roll, giving it a nice kick.

The owner, Chris, is clearly on top of his sandwich and culinary game. Both sandwiches were flavorful and satisfying, and the laid-back, neighborhood vibe of the spot, connected to Lucky’s Last Chance, made for a great casual lunch. Can't wait to return to try more . . .“