Hot Dog Caboose

"While eateries with edifices consisting of converted train cars are not a unique idea (There was a similar hot dog place in Passaic a few years ago; the caboose still stands at its location at River Road next to the Gregory Avenue bridge, but it's now a used car dealership), Hot Dog Caboose has its own unique charm. It is foremost, a standout structure in the area, an actual caboose car being located within the site of the former Wortendyke Train Station in Midland Park, thus making it quite apropos for its site. It is an extremely popular eatery in the area, with lots of locals, bus and truck drivers, and even people from miles away stopping by for a bite. And why not? Firstly, the hot dogs are Sabrett's, a top brand. Their sides, particularly the spuds, are a great complimentary dish, the prices are very reasonable and the service is among the best I have encountered. Even though this place is ADA compliant, the manager took a little time to bring out a meal to a wheelchair bound customer. Kudos to this establishment. Seating here is just a few umbrellaed tables, but in case of overflow, there are a few benches nearby for consuming your meal."

"The coffee here was smooth it was a local NJ brand. This was the Jumbo dog with cheese and the Chicago pretzel dog. The veggie chili ordered fire was decently spicy. This is a unique little place I wish I knew about this place 10 years ago."

"I ordered a “jumbo” chili cheese dog with sauerkraut and it was ok, nothing special. The sauerkraut and the chili were good, the cheese and the dog blah maybe because I like my dogs either grilled or deep fried!"