Stewarts Original Hot Dogs

As a certified glizzy expert, Stewart's has THE BEST HOT DOGS. When I was little, Big Weenie Wednesday was my favorite day of the week and my dream job was to work at Stewart's, so you can trust my conviction and expertise. This is a drive-in where you park and sit in your car the whole time. The staff will bring everything to your car, including a tray that hooks onto your car window if you opt to eat there. Their "regular" hot dogs come with sauce, mustard, and diced onion (known as "little onion" in my family), and this is the best way to get them, in my opinion. I've never had hot dog sauce quite like theirs anywhere else; it has meat but isn't too meaty, is smooth but thick enough that it doesn't drip everywhere. The ween itself is always really soft and doesn't have a super strong taste that overpowers the toppings, which I love and find kind of rare. All this pairs perfectly with their root beer.I also just found out they have a vegetarian hot dog option!! I'm so happy about this and can't wait to try it next time.

Today my brother and I had a late lunch or early dinner at Stewart's Hot Dogs in Huntington. Neither of us had eat here for awhile and we were both craving a really good hot dog...Unfortunately it was not satisfied here!!! We pulled up and it was about 430pm and they were not busy for a Friday evening. The carhop waitress came immediately. We ordered 4 Hot Dogs with Chili Slaw and onion, 2 Root Beers and she told us 2 Fries were complimentary on Fridays with our order She brought food quickly and put tray on our window. It's been awhile for me and the whole carhop atmosphere...I liked that!!Our Root Beers we're great, they were 5 stars but that's where it went down hill.. $20 for 4 Hot dogs, 2 Root Beers and 2 free fries...that's with taxes and $5 tip.. that's a little steep for me!!!The Weiner is placed on top of toppings, naw don't like that. Slaw was adequate sweet but slightly bitter, not very fresh. Weiner thin but okay, nothing major, but the sauce aka chili was meatless and bland, tasted like it's out of a can..not impressed...tasted like Vietti brand can chili...I hope you like it better than me..I doubt if I go back and I can't really recommend it either...just not my favorite Hot Dog so the search is still ongoing!!!

Gross, overpriced crap! They used to be good back in the day but.... I don't know what they've done to them, but they are NOT the same. Root beer is still good though.

It has been 20 years since I came back and it is still good.. keep on rock in'... my mom and dad had came here every Friday.. cool stuff..

My dad spent a good part of his childhood in Huntington. I remember once when I was much younger than I am now, on a weekend trip we went to Stewarts for hot dogs while on a trip to Huntington. That had to be more decades back than I care to remember/admit to. I have vague remembrances of that visit, but mostly the color orange and that it was one killer dog.Fast forward several/many decades to a few weeks ago when my wife and I decided to get out of Louisville for a weekend. At about a 3 hour drive, Huntington is well within the "weekend away" category. I haven't been there since I was in Jr. High School (still several/many decades ago) and it'd be a chance to get in touch with my Dad's childhood.As we were looking into places to go my very first thought/recommendation/requirement was Stewart's. That's the only thing I *wanted* to have on the list. Wifey was, like, "What's Stewarts?" I was, like, "You know how much we love Tony Packo's?"Wifey was, like 'Yea, but that's way too long of a drive."I was, like, "Don't worry, you'll love it just as much.".And so it was we made our way to Stewarts for lunch.When we pulled into the parking lot my memory said "YES! This is it!". Given the amount of time that had passed since my last visit I thought I remembered it being much larger, but *BAM* there was the orange that I associated w/Stewart's.We parked on the back side and it wasn't long before our server came up to take our orders. I am not a fan of eating in the car and while they've got some outdoor seating up front, sometimes you have to go for the whole experience.I had a couple jalapeño dogs and fries, my wife a couple regular dogs and onion rings. And that root beer. MAN is that stuff good! I loved EVERY bite, and having been so long since I'd eaten here made it even better.Our server did a great job of taking care of us and helping us select the merchandise we wanted to order. I couldn't go to Stewart's and NOT get a baseball cap for my Dad, and I also had to get a tee-shirt. Stewarts must be doing right, since it's been around since my dad was a kid. It's not fancy. It's not trendy. It's simple food based on ages-old recipes that doesn't over-complicate things. If we get back to Huntington this will absolutely be one of the first stops.

The hotdogs were green. The sauce was thin and the buns were mushy. About the same as the other places in the area.

Last time I had Stewarts hot dogs was just that the last time. The sauce was so full of chili powder that it was absolutely horrible and on top of that the hot dog itself tasted like vinegar. I used to love Stewarts but they have really went downhill

The food is horrible the manger is rude to the staff in the ck area also she talks down to the customers I will never go back there. To eat. I hope others read this. And stops eating there i will continue to tell others about the food and service in the ck area

From Ohio. Was driving around Huntington and decided to stop here and try it. Got a chili cheese dog and a rootbeer to drink! Service was super fast! Prices were cheap and I enjoyed the hotdog I got. This place is a drive in setting, which I really liked! They bring a tray out with your food that hooks onto your window. That was pretty cool. I would definitely come back again.

Soggy Hotdog and Horrible service. The only thing great about this place is the diet root beer. Marshall stadium you did a smart move giving Mandt the boot!