Nathan's Famous

The hot dog is very good. The fish and chips were soaks in oil, and the fries were overcooked and tasted, not fresh. The atmosphere in the boardwalk is always great.

Title: A Classic Bite at Coney Island's Icon Review: On a sweltering summer, my wife and I visited Nathan's Famous Boardwalk Stall at 1205 Riegelmann Boardwalk in Coney Island. The stall was crowded, but we only had to wait a few minutes to order. We ordered the legendary hot dogs, crispy onion rings, and cheesy fries. The hot dogs were delicious, and the onion rings and fries were perfectly cooked. The staff was friendly and efficient. Overall, we had a great experience at Nathan's Famous Boardwalk Stall. The food was delicious, the service was good, and the prices were reasonable. We would recommend this place to anyone visiting Coney Island.

Had heard all about Nathan's Hot dogs and my experience wasn't all it cracked up to be. Hot dog was good just nothing amazing or ground breaking. Staff looked like they wanted to be anywhere else and were quite unhelpful bar one member of staff I believe Dania? Who helped answer some questions for me. Can't beat the location though

Had to try Nathan's famous hot dogs when we visited Coney Island recently. We tried the cheese hot dog with sauerkraut, sauteed onions and with some mustard on top, it tasted amazing! Service was quick and they had several other options for food other than the hot dogs. We went on a weekday and even in the evening, there were very short queues.

This was hands down the best hotdog I’ve ever had! I got a chili dog and my daughter did a plain with ketchup. She also had a frozen mango lemonade that was really good. We really enjoyed our stop here after a day of rides.

Nathan's Famous Hot Dogs in Coney Island is a true institution, not just for New Yorkers, but for hot dog lovers everywhere. Located on the corner of Surf and Stillwell Avenues, this legendary hot dog stand has been in operation since 1916 and continues to be a must-see for anyone visiting Coney Island. With its historic charm and unmistakable flavors, Nathan's Famous offers a dining experience that goes beyond just a meal. Food Quality: Nathan's hot dogs are renowned for their superior quality and delicious taste. Made with a secret recipe that has remained unchanged for over a century, their hot dogs are juicy, flavorful and with that perfect combination of crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. Classic accompaniments, such as mustard, ketchup, onions and sauerkraut, further enhance the authentic flavor of these iconic hot dogs. Menu variety: In addition to the famous hot dogs, Nathan's offers a wide range of typical American dishes. Among these, chicken nuggets, burgers, fish and chips and cheese-covered fries stand out. The famous “crinkle-cut fries” are a must-try, crunchy and perfectly salted. For those looking for something different, the menu also includes delicious fresh seafood and fish sandwiches. There is no shortage of sweet options, such as classic ice creams and milkshakes. Atmosphere and Environment: Nathan's location in Coney Island adds a unique charm to the dining experience. The venue, with its vintage look and illuminated signs, evokes a sense of nostalgia and tradition. Eating a Nathan's hot dog along the famous Coney Island boardwalk, overlooking Luna Park and the boardwalk, is an experience that perfectly captures the essence of this historic beach destination. Customer care: The staff at Nathan's is efficient and friendly, despite the high volume of customers that crowd the place, especially during the summer. The service is fast, even during the busiest moments, thanks to well-organized management and a streamlined order system. The staff is always ready to answer questions and offer recommendations on dishes on the menu. Price: Nathan's prices are reasonable and accessible, considering the quality of the food and the historical importance of the place. The hot dogs and other menu items offer great value, making Nathan's a convenient option for a tasty meal in Coney Island.

I had never been to Coney Island before, but somehow it felt nostalgic. Waited in line for a classic Nathan’s hot dog. They menu actually had a lot of options, but I went for the classic. The best part is finding a shady spot at a picnic table and enjoying your hot dog in this atmosphere. Would definitely recommend.

This review is for the stand inside the amusement park. The two guys are incredibly rude and they get mad at you for ordering or asking about the menu. The food is ok, which is not worth how they make you feel.