1. Hot Dog-They are from Taylor's out of Cave Junction Oregon. Well I just happen to know Taylor's and happen to be a good friend of Taylor's and Northtown, you do not know how to serve a Taylor Hot Dog. I had mine with chili, which was sparse with cheese. My buddy Steve ordered a Polish Dog with Coney Island mustard. Well a little splash of Coney Island, as they ran out and filled the rest of his dog with regular mustard. Rating: 1 out of 5
2. Condiments-Very limited. Rating: 1 out of 5
3. Ambiance-Card table chairs in a sparsely furnished eating area. No music or TV. Nothing. Rating: 1 out of 5
4. Extras-The cokes were by the cans and limited. No fries or salads, just blah selection of chips. I am not sure what the "Delights" is. Rating: 1 out of 5
5. Parking-Easy in and out but on 101 corridor. Makes it hairy to cross into the lot. Rating: 2 out of 5
Overall rating 1 out of 5
Steve said this would make a great coffee drive thru location. I told him the location had tried that before unsuccessfully. Selection very small. This establishment might not last too long.
Next review: Wolf Dawg Old Town.
4 comments:
Just noticed the place yesterday after reading about it here. From your description I don't think it will last long, either.
I can't help wonder about the location, though. How many people are going to want to screech to a halt while coming off the highway to go there? I didn't even notice it until I read about it here.
That could be one reason the coffee place didn't last long.
The only hotdogs I have eaten in Humboldt since childhood are Bob's Footlongs in Fortuna. Flabby, pink hotdogs, inferior in every way. I love 'em. Want one right now.
Screeching to a halt, really. Traffic is going maybe 35 by the time you come upon the place.
Nothing ever lasts long in that place. I'll give it a month before it shuts down. I just don't understand why they don't tear down that building.
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