Boulevard Drinks

"2 dogs and my puppy dog Liberty at this classic Jersey City Frank hole in the wall. Place is from the 30s and once sported one of the razziest Neon signs in signage history. For some reason taken down. That said, lotta charm and the dogs went down well. People who worked their also super chill dudes. Pineapple drink to wash it all down."

"What a great hot dog spot. Reminds me of Gray's Papaya and Papaya King in NYC. Just wanted to try it out and was pleasantly surprised. It's not in a nice area and parking is scarce, but it's worth the trip."

"The hotdogs are the best in the world. The chili and cheese is especially good."

"You don't really see standalone shops that sell hot dogs other than the hot dog carts in central park. So coming across this no frills type of place that serves hot dogs and more hot dogs was personally a satisfying find. The menu isn't big and prices increase incrementally in a matrix depending on the type of sausage you order and the number of toppings you put on. I got a hot dog with the home made chili onion sauce, because you can't get that from the hot dog man in central park. The staff working the counter was super friendly and whipped up the hot dog really quickly (hot dogs were already cooked and being kept warm as expected). The hot dog sausage itself wasn't giant or super long, I'd call it a pretty average looking sausage. The bun itself was also pretty normal looking and tasting too. It wasn't stale and had the texture of a pretty standard bun that you'd get from one of those packs of six at the grocery store. What really sold this place to me was the chili onion sauce. If you really want to take your hot dog game to the next level, you'll really need to pair the hotdog with this sauce. The hints of chili mixed with the slightly sweet flavor dressed up what was an ordinary hotdog to be the A-list Hollywood star of all hotdogs. It looks like you can buy this sauce to go too! I am tempted to come back later this week just to buy this sauce that I can put on top of ordinary hotdogs that I'll make at home. Give this place a try for a pick me up, it won't disappoint!"

"I’ve been on a hot dog kick lately and recently found out about Boulevard Drinks, so my husband and I decided to drop in on a Saturday at around 11:30. The place is a hole in the wall. But it’s always the dingy looking places that have the best food. I’m not sure there were even any seats. We just stood next to the counter and ate, which you need to anyway because they’re meant to be eaten fresh. We ordered a cheese dog with sweet onions, and a spicy sausage with sweet onions. Each topping is 50 cents, so it can add up and you may end up paying $5 for a hot dog. But worth it for a once in a while treat. The hot dog was good but I liked the sausage a lot more. Both have a similar taste but the sausage is bigger and snappier. We ended up ordering another spicy sausage afterwards, but this time with chili. This one was pretty heavy so I’m glad we shared. Unpopular opinion, but I think a chili cheese dog would have been too much. Glad we got to check this place out!"