Not there today during the hours posted that it is supposedly open
Dawn D.
My husband and I consider ourselves hotdog connoisseurs we will head out on a whim in search of a great spot. We once traveled as part of a group of 6 in a Limousine one Sunday afternoon and visited each person's favorite hotdog stand in NJ. The looks we received not only the people in the parking lot but in the hotdog places, staff included, was priceless. Afterwards if we were greeted with enthusiasm, we asked them to join us for the photo op in front of the business' sign to commemorate the visit. Big Daddy's is new to me and I had never heard of it. They use Sabbret hotdogs and are known for being 'cart style' which is a favorite. My guide for a delicious hotdog is to keep it simple. Mustard and maybe saurkraut on a soft bun. The hot dog was hot and snapped with each bite as a great hotdog should. The mustard was Guldens and the saurkraut tart and warm not as hot as I would have loved it. The bun was fresh but what would have put it over the top for me was to be warmed or steamed even better... 4 stars for a hotdog is pretty amazing! I would definitely buy it again. The owner is friendly and has a soft spoken personality. He offers his choices of favorites when asked. I heard him tell another customer to try the 'Taco' hotdog. I then decided to go for it and was halfway through it before I realized how good it was and I hadn't taken a picture. Spicy, hot, flavorful and just like the one I had the bun could have been warmer. Only thing that would have added a little oomph to the Taco dog was a sprinkle of crushed corn chips or something. Otherwise it was really good. It is quite obvious that others like hot stuff when they visit here...the walls are LOADED with all kinds of different hot sauces. They are both for decoration and use. P.S. Afterwards, I stopped by the cute little boutique (Love and Flow Studio) right next door to Big Daddy's and the owner there told me, "the hotdog guy is really nice, very good and always busy" how is that for a huge compliment!
Christina M.
Great little hot dog place in the middle of Little Falls. The owner is super nice and the hot dogs taste great. I love that you can try an assortment of hot sauces that are on the wall!
David I.
I've been coming to Big Daddy's for over 25 years. They serve the best hot dogs in the tri state area. There are over 30 hot sauces you can try if you're a fan of trying something new or are a hot sauce lover. Would recommend.
John M.
Big Daddy's Dogs is a small place, small enough that you could easily miss it or dismiss it as something not worth the effort to stop, but if you were to either miss it or simply just decide its not worth the time to stop, that would be your mistake and you would miss out on a good hot dog place where they offer Sabrett's hot dogs with an interesting selection of toppings. A couple of the hot dogs that jumped out at me were the Spicy Texas, which is a hot dog topped with chili, spicy red onions and mustard, and the Bum Burner, with spicy sauerkraut, spicy red onions and mustard. I will say that the specialty dogs were fairly priced and had a great selection. I also like that they use a good quality hot dog like Sabrett's instead of seeking a cheap alternative. These hot dogs are cart style, or as we called them in Jersey, dirty water dogs. While I prefer my hot dogs cooked on a flat top with a bit of butter and hot sauce, there is nothing wrong with a dirty water dog. Be advised that they are cash only. All in all, a great place to stop by.
Silvana M.
Great cart style water dogs. I tried for the first time this week. Nice homemade, generously sliced spicy red onions and love the spicy sauerkraut. Definitely going back. Not sure why anyone would complain about the width of the hot dogs - they're typical cart style hot dogs.
Mister M.
Every dog I tried here was great. All the choices are on the menu are cool and their ingredients match the names well. Usually "dog" 4 everytime lol. Owner seems like a cool guy too.
Ed R.
Was in the area and couldn't resist stopping bye another hot dog spot that I hadn't been to as of yet. Who can resist dirty water dogs.....not me. Place is tiny so you can miss it if your not paying attention. It's a straight foreword hot dog spot. They offer a few interesting combinations. I ordered the Buffalo dog, the sloppy joe dog, and went with a dog with mustard and kraut for my third. All were good.....the Sabrettes had the usual nice crisp snap and the topping combos were tasty. They basically offer just dogs and sodas. It's cash only which is the only reason I gave three stars.....not because of anything wrong with the food. The prices were reasonable and the service was friendly. If I were in the area I would definitely stop back.
Bruno Pascale
the best!! period Brian is awesome
Lisa Soriero
The best dirty water dog you can find. It's like being in new york!
Brian has expertly cut my hair for nearly 20 years. In that time he’s been everything a barber should be, a mentor, a sounding board and a friend. All while providing a perfect haircut every time. Nothing better than the classic barbershop experience
Nick C.
Picked up a few hot dogs for lunch at Big Daddy's Dogs on a weekday afternoon. Prices are decent, under $5 for each hot dog, depending on which toppings you get. They have a wide variety of toppings and they use Sabrett hotdogs. You can build your own, but it's cheaper to get one of their combos.I got the bum burner and rodeo. Both were pretty good. Didn't notice any super interesting toppings, but they were good. Good place if you're just looking for a hotdog with toppings.
ArubaAlan
Small,quaint, lots of sauces, friendly service. Very inexpensive. We got 6 hotdogs, chili dogs and/ or with red onions and 2 cans of soda for $18. and we got a 7th hotdog free. Seemed to be small hotdogs that got lost in rolls. The toppings were applied very sparingly, they need to put much more red onions or chili on the dogs. I’d rather pay an extra $.25 and get more substance.
Joey P.
This place is an old school shoebox of a hot dog place in little falls that we gave a spin for lunch one day after passing it 9 million times. The place has standing room for about 5 people with some seating, you don't really need a lot of space to rip up a hot dog or two and it has an old school feeling to it that makes me feel like I'm in a place from my childhood. Enough about my nostalgia factor, let's talk about the hot dogs! Didn't get anything crazy, just some normal sabrett hot dogs with kraut and mustard, delicious as good dirty water dogs are. Would definitely have lunch again and more often if it wasn't cash only, it's rare I have cash on me so that hinders me to give a 3 star review!
Daniel Joseph McCallion
Excellent work, prompt and courteous service. I highly recommend!
Not there today during the hours posted that it is supposedly open
My husband and I consider ourselves hotdog connoisseurs we will head out on a whim in search of a great spot. We once traveled as part of a group of 6 in a Limousine one Sunday afternoon and visited each person's favorite hotdog stand in NJ. The looks we received not only the people in the parking lot but in the hotdog places, staff included, was priceless. Afterwards if we were greeted with enthusiasm, we asked them to join us for the photo op in front of the business' sign to commemorate the visit. Big Daddy's is new to me and I had never heard of it. They use Sabbret hotdogs and are known for being 'cart style' which is a favorite. My guide for a delicious hotdog is to keep it simple. Mustard and maybe saurkraut on a soft bun. The hot dog was hot and snapped with each bite as a great hotdog should. The mustard was Guldens and the saurkraut tart and warm not as hot as I would have loved it. The bun was fresh but what would have put it over the top for me was to be warmed or steamed even better... 4 stars for a hotdog is pretty amazing! I would definitely buy it again. The owner is friendly and has a soft spoken personality. He offers his choices of favorites when asked. I heard him tell another customer to try the 'Taco' hotdog. I then decided to go for it and was halfway through it before I realized how good it was and I hadn't taken a picture. Spicy, hot, flavorful and just like the one I had the bun could have been warmer. Only thing that would have added a little oomph to the Taco dog was a sprinkle of crushed corn chips or something. Otherwise it was really good. It is quite obvious that others like hot stuff when they visit here...the walls are LOADED with all kinds of different hot sauces. They are both for decoration and use. P.S. Afterwards, I stopped by the cute little boutique (Love and Flow Studio) right next door to Big Daddy's and the owner there told me, "the hotdog guy is really nice, very good and always busy" how is that for a huge compliment!
Great little hot dog place in the middle of Little Falls. The owner is super nice and the hot dogs taste great. I love that you can try an assortment of hot sauces that are on the wall!
I've been coming to Big Daddy's for over 25 years. They serve the best hot dogs in the tri state area. There are over 30 hot sauces you can try if you're a fan of trying something new or are a hot sauce lover. Would recommend.
Big Daddy's Dogs is a small place, small enough that you could easily miss it or dismiss it as something not worth the effort to stop, but if you were to either miss it or simply just decide its not worth the time to stop, that would be your mistake and you would miss out on a good hot dog place where they offer Sabrett's hot dogs with an interesting selection of toppings. A couple of the hot dogs that jumped out at me were the Spicy Texas, which is a hot dog topped with chili, spicy red onions and mustard, and the Bum Burner, with spicy sauerkraut, spicy red onions and mustard. I will say that the specialty dogs were fairly priced and had a great selection. I also like that they use a good quality hot dog like Sabrett's instead of seeking a cheap alternative. These hot dogs are cart style, or as we called them in Jersey, dirty water dogs. While I prefer my hot dogs cooked on a flat top with a bit of butter and hot sauce, there is nothing wrong with a dirty water dog. Be advised that they are cash only. All in all, a great place to stop by.
Great cart style water dogs. I tried for the first time this week. Nice homemade, generously sliced spicy red onions and love the spicy sauerkraut. Definitely going back. Not sure why anyone would complain about the width of the hot dogs - they're typical cart style hot dogs.
Every dog I tried here was great. All the choices are on the menu are cool and their ingredients match the names well. Usually "dog" 4 everytime lol. Owner seems like a cool guy too.
Was in the area and couldn't resist stopping bye another hot dog spot that I hadn't been to as of yet. Who can resist dirty water dogs.....not me. Place is tiny so you can miss it if your not paying attention. It's a straight foreword hot dog spot. They offer a few interesting combinations. I ordered the Buffalo dog, the sloppy joe dog, and went with a dog with mustard and kraut for my third. All were good.....the Sabrettes had the usual nice crisp snap and the topping combos were tasty. They basically offer just dogs and sodas. It's cash only which is the only reason I gave three stars.....not because of anything wrong with the food. The prices were reasonable and the service was friendly. If I were in the area I would definitely stop back.
the best!! period Brian is awesome
The best dirty water dog you can find. It's like being in new york!
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Picked up a few hot dogs for lunch at Big Daddy's Dogs on a weekday afternoon. Prices are decent, under $5 for each hot dog, depending on which toppings you get. They have a wide variety of toppings and they use Sabrett hotdogs. You can build your own, but it's cheaper to get one of their combos.I got the bum burner and rodeo. Both were pretty good. Didn't notice any super interesting toppings, but they were good. Good place if you're just looking for a hotdog with toppings.
Small,quaint, lots of sauces, friendly service. Very inexpensive. We got 6 hotdogs, chili dogs and/ or with red onions and 2 cans of soda for $18. and we got a 7th hotdog free. Seemed to be small hotdogs that got lost in rolls. The toppings were applied very sparingly, they need to put much more red onions or chili on the dogs. I’d rather pay an extra $.25 and get more substance.
This place is an old school shoebox of a hot dog place in little falls that we gave a spin for lunch one day after passing it 9 million times. The place has standing room for about 5 people with some seating, you don't really need a lot of space to rip up a hot dog or two and it has an old school feeling to it that makes me feel like I'm in a place from my childhood. Enough about my nostalgia factor, let's talk about the hot dogs! Didn't get anything crazy, just some normal sabrett hot dogs with kraut and mustard, delicious as good dirty water dogs are. Would definitely have lunch again and more often if it wasn't cash only, it's rare I have cash on me so that hinders me to give a 3 star review!
Excellent work, prompt and courteous service. I highly recommend!