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Businiess name:
Nathan's Famous
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Review by:
Dom M.
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Review content:
As a kid, my mom took us to Coney Island (3 trains and a bus from Cliffside Park) and the biggest treat was the dog and fries at Nathans. Mmmmm. My life time struggle with weight may be traced to these hot dogs and fries.
The Rockaway branch is less interesting but the food is close - despite the lack of salt air and sand in my shoes.
The basic meal - dog, fries and Coke will set you back about $5 or $6 and for a piece of history, that seems like a bargain to me.
The service at the Mall is spotty - especially if you are served by a distracted teen. However, once you take your first bite of a freshly made hot dog - the snap of the skin, the tang of the mustard - you will forget the distracted service.
Great food? Nope. Great hot dog - you bet. Try it.
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