NOT Handicap friendly. Went here after seeing them on Channel 10 news and viewing their menu online. Maybe my expectations were too high, but I was very put off by management's lack of humane treatment toward the handicapped. After expected the handicapped to endure long lines STANDING outside in the hot sun, you would think management would at least offer a chair when asked if there was anything they could do for the handicapped. And not being 20 years old anymore, you would think they'd accommodate the aging category with a foot long hot dog that ISN'T loaded with the chili and cheese on it. (You can ask for it, but they charge you $10.99 for a hot dog, the same as the fully loaded one.) And the outside dining area, which really brings in the farmhouse feel, isn't really wheelchair friendly, with several inch drops off the sidewalk to the picnic tables. That's a shame because aging and handicapped individuals deserve the same opportunity to enjoy their nostalgic "food stand" goodies as much as the next guy. Nevertheless, I gave them two stars for their great food offerings, if you don't mind overpaying for items you can't eat or being in pain when you do finally get to sit down and eat them!