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dateCreated	2012-08-16 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	JJ's Red Hots - Dilworth
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rev:text	First off, if you're looking for a good, healthy meal, then this is not the place for you. As advertised; it's hot dogs. Sure, hot dogs with all different toppings, but hot dogs nonetheless. As expected, it's a totally casual place. You order at teh counter, and then they bring your order to your table. The booth we sat in, however, was totally weird. On the side I was sitting in, it was a normal sized booth, that could fit 2 people, but no more. But the side my husband sat on was about a half of a booth, so that only he would have been able to sit on that side. Weird, and kind of awkward. I ordered the "No. 1" - which is topped with chili relish (which I love whenever I can get it), mustard, onions, and a pickle spear. It really was a pretty good hot dog. The pickle spear made it a bit difficult to eat (it pushed the dog out of the bun), but I just kept mashing it back in after each bite. I was not, however, thrilled with the bun; plain, like from a grocery store shelf, cold, and kind of doughy. My husband ordered the Cheese Coney, and I had a bite of that, too. That one was also pretty good; topped with chili, cheese and onions. The 2 of us split an order of their homemade chips, and there were more than enough to share in that order. This was probably my favorite part of the meal. The chips were hot and crunchy and had a cool dipping sauce to go with it. My husband puzzled (a few times), about why they didn't even have fries available. I didn't really care, and I like the chips, but I do agree that a lot of people probably would like some fries with their dog. I also enjoyed the small bar that had some free extras, like ginger carrots and pickled vegetables. I munched on those while we were waiting for our dogs to arrive. This was a really inexpensive, enjoyable lunch (I think it cost $11 for the both of us), and a good family place. I'm a little baffled at some of the excitement that I've read in the other reviews, because, I mean, I just can't get that excited about a hot dog, even if it's good, but I'd go back every once in a blue moon for a cheap, quick, yummy, totally unhealthy lunch. There's not much else to say; other than: hot dogs.
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rev:reviewer	Julie

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