Abe's Hot Dogs

1st time to this location. Ordered regular chili dog, Texas sauce, farmers cheese and regular pierogi. Chili dog was better than Texas sauce. Pierogi were both good. Atmosphere is dull. Service was great! Worth ordering other items.

Came around noon on a Thursday. Quick little lunch spot. Service was super quick and friendly. Lunch came out hot and fast. 3 dogs, fries, and a drink was maybe $15 total. Can't really beat that in 2025! Make sure you check this spot out.

A long overdue update, today I got two classic chili mustard and onion dogs. They come with Abe's signature chili sauce. It's a good tasting chili, not spicy at all but good flavor and taste. I also had their Texas Weiner which comes also with mustard and onions but a different more on the dryer side of chili, not like the signature. There both great tasting. I got a side of fries which came out nice and hot. The employees were very professional, very nice and welcomed me into the establishment. If you guys and gals are in the area stop and get some dogs!

First off, I love the Old Americana look this place has. It's like stepping into the past. The Texas Sauce dogs were pretty good. Nothing impressive, at least the buns were fresh. The hot dog itself was tasty so not bad overall. I think the Texas Sauce was the canned wimpy so it didn't really stand out. The relish dog was not good. The relish itself was too sweet, not my taste. The service was great. Our waitress was kind and patient.

I'm trying to eat my lunch and someone on the staff, long blonde haired lady and asks if I'm handicapped!!! First off that's not very nice to ask someone. Secondly I'm not. Thirdly I'm trying to eat can't you see that? No excuse me or sorry to interrupt. Fourth she then tells me I can't park where I parked because it's a handicapped spot. Which it ISN'T!!! Fifth she tries to argue with me and say it says it on the ground, which it doesn't. Sixth, she then proceeds to offer me a guilt trip about the person ordering at the counter is handicapped and he usually parks there when coming in for his to-go order. (Which doesn't make any sense as there is a drive through.) Seventh I apologize to him and state there are no signs and I'll move if he wants. He has no clue what I'm talking about