Loaf'n Dog

Vienna dogs with a virtually any topping you can think up, want, or try one of their specialty dogs. Delicious sides, and sweet treats. The ambiance is inviting, comfortable, casual and family friendly. Entertainment on some nights.Adult beverages and happy hour. Not your typical eatery. .

Had the absolutely awesome loaded baked potato called a Mama Spud. It comes totally loaded with all the usual fixings plus turkey. You can also asked for ranch dressing on the side to bump it up another notch.Don't let the name fool you. There is a wide variety of menu choice besides hot dogs.

Let me start by saying I really had my hopes up that this would be something great. I haven't been this disappointed in a long time, but should have taken to hear the last review that warned me. The last review in last 8 months was bad and makes me wonder if there's new owners that don't care about quality. We stopped in here to try their dogs after coming through Cleburne for the day. From the outside it doesn't look like much and is really hard to find. Once inside, it looked really cool and different. We stood up front for 5 minutes not realizing we had to walk to the back of the restaurant to order.Something seemed off almost immediately when the cashier showed us individual sandwich baggies containing specific portions of frozen fries. That's clue #1.We ordered then sat down. They brought out our drinks and one of the cups was leaking from big chunks of square ice that cut the styrofoam. We had to walk behind when front counter to get another cup because nobody comes out from the back.Then they brought out lunch. You never can redo a first impression. Right away we knew this wasn't going the way we hoped for when the footling dog was laying across TWO(2) 6" hot dogs buns. WOW! Even Sonic can get a true foot long bun to match their foot long dog. Well....it tasted like a Wal-Mart hot dog. Even the chili tasted burnt and very plain. Guarantee it's canned chili and not even good chili. The bun(s) were the cheapest horrible buns I've ever had. Honestly I've had better leftovers two days old. The other Sauerkraut style dog was pitiful. The bun was so soggy it fell apart and ZERO taste in that sauerkraut. The only thing good was a decent braut. The French fries were dollar store frozen quality. Once again the chili was horrible. If I could give this place NO Stars I would. I can hear up chili and hot dogs at home in the microwave and they would have been better.

I hate leaving bad reviews but this was by far my least favorite meal in a real long time, so here goes. Stopped by as I saw that they have vegetarian options. I was really excited to try the vegetarian chili and hot dogs they have. We enter, after busy lunch hours and the place is empty except for one table who have already received their food. We walk up to the counter and order vegetarian hot dogs and veggie chili. 20-25 minutes later I see that the family who came in after us received their food and I walk up to the counter to check. That's when I see them open a brand new can of 'Loma Luna' vegetarian chili. Seriously, who needs 25 minutes to open a can and reheat the contents? Had I not seen them opening the can of chili, I would have just thought it's a sad bowl of chili but now I know it's a bad bowl of 'canned' chili. Am now confused if am reviewing the restaurant or Loma Luna. Hot dogs weren't good either. Ikea sells better veggie hot dogs for less than a dollar.

Local is almost always good. This one was really good. I went more out of curiosity, wondering if it was just another coney place. I assure it wasn't. The place is neat, country eclectic with a lot of hot dog and city related items, that was the deco. Small sitting area, not meant for huge groups. The dogs weren't part of a q quick serve recipe. They obviously had to prep parts of the fare. I had the Aimee dog and the Texas dog. Both were amazing. Aimee dog was bratwurst, looked steamed or boiled. Was gray and moist, not dry and charred from a grill or a pan. Skin still snapped when bite. Sauerkraut, bacon, grilled onions, and spicy mustard on top. Great taste!! Texas dog was a spicy dog, shredded cheese, grilled onions and jalapeños, topped with bbq sauce. This was a really good combo. My first thought was the bbq sauce may throw it off, but it's a light amount and doesn't distract, adds to the overall flavoring. Really good. Haven't had anything else yet, they all look good. I like a place with variety and goes off the list of normal fare. Definitely recommended.

Good food, fast service. Waitress was quick to offer suggestions and I wasn't disappointed! Ready to stop by and have lunch again!

Personally not a huge hot dog fan but my kids love going here and they've always been community oriented!

The worst service. Menu is not the same. Actually had a drink and walked out. Sad because the old place was very good.

I just tried Loaf' n Dog again after being super disappointed with my onion rings being overcooked the last time! Today I was served my Nealie dog (completely cold!) and 5 pitiful and COLD onion rings! When I asked the waitress what happened to the full order of onion rings she said; "sorry we are running low today and that's all we could give you", then after I actually tasted them and realized they were COLD she swung back by and asked me how my order was and I told her, "unsatisfactory, my food is completely cold"... she said, sorry and tried to offer me a piece of cake but I told her No Thanks and that I had given them a second chance already and they disappointed me AGAIN! What happened to this place?! It used to be so great, now it just plain sucks! Not gonna give it another chance to throw my money away! No way! Nope not gonna happen!

Hard to beat a good hot dog, but these folks have come up with so many ways to order a "hot dog" and changed it from a ball park frank to something else altogether. Excellent taste complete with sides, such as fries. Service is quick and helpful and the ambiance is good too!