Jci-james Coney Island (meyerland)

The Chicago dog they serve is quite authentic. The Chili Koney is delicious, but having lived in Michigan for many years (the hometown of Koney dogs), I can say it's definitely not the real deal. The prices are also on the higher side. I attempted to order a Seattle-style hot dog, only to discover that it has been removed from the menu, which was disappointing.

I stopped by and went through the drive-thru to pick up some meals for my family. When I arrived, there was no one else in the drive-thru lane. We looked over the menu and made our selections. The employee was very courteous and asked us to let them know when we were ready to order. After we placed our order at the window, it didn’t take long to receive it. Once we got home, everything was accurate, and my family loved the food. We ordered the Hungry Man Combo, a Chili Cheese Hot Dog, and a Frito Pie, all of which tasted great.

The food was tasty and served quickly. The restaurant was clean and had a fresh atmosphere.

I have visited James Coney Island for over 50 years, and according to my taste buds, there is a dramatic reduction in the ingredients that improves the original taste in today's products. You should probably get back to your recipe, and get a greater profit through use, quality over quantity, and can your taste buds have a pleasant, juicy journey, in pursuit of the heavens of perfect cuisine, mercy.

My Wife and I stopped in for a quick bite for supper. The Walker St. Is my usual option with a Chicago dog. They do a great job on quality and freshness.