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Great place. However not enough seating! When you go to a place like this you want to be able to sit and reall chow down . Had to get one for the road :[

Stopped by Crif Dogs for lunch with my wife today, and got a Spicy Redneck and a Garden State. Both were great as always. I opted for a can of Pabst Blue Ribbon, this is one of the only places I know to get that classic beer from my youth (not a great beer, but brings back so many memories). The hot dogs here are the best anywhere IMHO, and the variety of toppings make them just great. The hot dog buns could be improved though...for the fully loaded combos, the bun is a bit too weak. Otherwise - fantastic (for a hot dog)

The food was great. It really made me feel like a redneck with an unholy passion for bacon wrapped anything. Hard to go wrong, but they managed. For the amount of time crif dog has been in operation, one would think that they would work on their people skills, not to mention overall decent customer service. If you plan on eating there, by all means, eat your ever-lovin-bacon-heart out... Just don't try to have it delivered. Stumble in there drunk. That's ultimately the bes bang for your buck and patience.

Went last night after drinks. No wait. Got a dog wrapped in bacon, covered with chili, slaw and jalapenos. It was a perfect end to a Thursday night of drinking. I have no idea why everyone needs to complain about this place. It's like no one can enjoy eating tasty food anymore without playing food critic. Just eat and enjoy!

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after a night of drinking, there is nothing better than a Chihuahua (hotdog wrapped in bacon with avacado and sourcream) and tater tots. So good.

I am outraged. Beyond outraged. I've been eating and ordering delivery from Crif Dogs for 8 years now, since shortly after they opened. I've even written a stellar review here previously, a long while ago. I was still ordering their food last week, when the minimum delivery was supposedly $20. And that was difficult for me. Veggie dogs and fries don't stay well in the fridge. Two months ago, they told me the minimum delivery was $15. And before that, there was no minimum delivery. What on earth? Terrible way to do business, particularly in this economy, when less people are choosing to spend money to order food from restaurants. But now, Crif Dogs has truly done something so ridiculous and so horrific, that I question their sanity and suggest they all go see a psychiatrist. I went to place my order per usual, like I do about every other week. And the woman answering the phone told me to hold on, because she wanted to check the delivery area. I said to her that I realize the minimum delivery went up to $20, as I order there every week or every other week. She said, "Hold on a second. Hold on!" annoyed with me. And I was simply trying to make things easier for her, so she didn't have to worry about doing any research. Then she said, "I have to check with the kitchen. They gave us a new map, and it's very clear where the delivery cut-offs are." So I said, "Well, did the delivery cut-offs change since 2 weeks ago? Because that is when I last ordered." And she said, "Well, nothing changed. But we have to be more strict about where we deliver to. We may have delivered to you before, because whoever took the call would just place the order. And we can't call you back and tell you we aren't going to deliver your order, after we already took the order." So she said, "Hold on, I can't take your order until I ask them." I waited a while. She came back on and said, "It's a $50 minimum delivery charge." I thought I had heard incorrectly. Maybe I need to clean my ears. She said again, "50 bucks. That's the delivery charge. Do you still want delivery?" No, of course I don't want delivery! You people have gone mad! I asked her what exactly was the street cut-off that would make things change from a $20 minimum delivery fee to a $50 minimum delivery free. She told me it was MY BLOCK that was the cut-off. The line goes down the center of my block. Not even at an actual street. Just in between two blocks. And they are not avenue blocks. Will never eat there again.