Coney Island

This restaurant (if you can call it that) is wild. Walking in here it feels like you're in the 1970s. The wood-paneled walls are covered in OU posters and fluorescent lighting shines brightly from the low drop-tile ceiling. A small kitchen in the back is the only thing that sets this place apart from a random basement that hasn't been renovated since the Nixon era. The menu has like 5 or 6 items on it. Basically just various permutations of hot dogs, chili, and some kind of Greek spaghetti. I don't think anything cost more than $4.00. The place is supposedly run by two sisters that have owned it for decades. Nice people, and apparently very averse to change. Also, they only take cash. I ordered a plain hot dog with mustard. When asked why I didn't want the chili dog, I replied "I'm a simple man." In truth, I was hesitant to try the chili because this place didn't exactly seem up to code and I really wasn't that hungry anyway. Nonetheless, the lady behind the counter hands me a plastic spoon full of chili and asks that I try it. I politely oblige. It tastes like Wolf-brand chili. Not bad, but I still stuck with the regular dog. As far as the food goes, what can I say? It tasted like a hot dog. By the way, if you eat ten chili dogs they take your picture and put it on the wall. But the owner made it clear to me -- you still have to buy the hot dogs. I'll give it a 4/5. Taking off a star because the signage in the window implies that they sell beer, but I didn't see any beer on the menu. Maybe I'll come back one day and ask them about it.

Popped in for a cheap $2.50 chili dog for a late lunch one day. I was served immediately, no problems. The place is so old and smells like cigarette smoke. The chili dog was perfectly fine. While I ate, I watched Judge Judy on the TV and stared at boxes of canned chili stacked against the wall which reinforced the simplicity of this operation. It's probably the cheapest food you can get in the area, but that is all you're paying for.

Coney Island is a classic spot in OKC that I've been going to for years. This is a no-nonsense place, bring cash and remember that you are here for a coney you can't get anywhere else in the city, not for stellar customer service. The service is pretty quick, know what you want when it's your turn, the lady behind the counter doesn't play. You genuinely can't beat the prices, I got lunch for two for $12.50, that's unbelievable in this year of our overlord 2024. The food is amazing, if someone tells you it isn't, they aren't into coneys. It's no NYC dog, but we take what we can get. The restaurant itself is really fun, very well loved over the years. I'm not a Sooners fan but I can get over all the memorabilia on the walls because the food is just that good. I would definitely recommend!

The chili here is amazing!!!! If you are a fan of good chili that doesn't have beans, this is the place to go! The hot dogs are good, but my favorite is the Greek spaghetti. This is a giant plate of noodles covered with their signature chili, cheese, and (if you want) onions! It my sound a little strange to have chili in noodles, but it is surprisingly super tasty! I ate the whole plate and a piece of baklava for dessert. They make a delicious baklava. Usually I'm not a fan because the honey is just too much. This was perfect with crispy layers! The inside is dated, but I think that's adds to the atmosphere of being an original older restaurant. There's a lot of sooner sports memorabilia on the walls.

Went here on the Tuesday after Memorial Day, 11:15 a.m. No wait. Quick service, economical food. Frito pie = $3.50. CASH ONLY.

M hubby loves Coneys so we decided to drop in while we are downtown. Very vintage building. The ladies working there were nice, and efficient. Service was very fast. The coneys were hot and pretty good but the weiners were a cheaper brand so not as good as some of the coneys we have had. I thought they were fine but my husband didn't care for them. The prices were good and we would go back.

Old school place that only has a few menu items. Service is quick from the two nice women, one preps as the other handles the cash. I ordered the Greek spaghetti, which is their version of chili on pasta. Chili is good but could use more spice. Prices are great but cash only. Has OU season posters all over the walls.

First time, last time. The place hasn't been updated in about a decade. It's all OU posters. The coneys were decent, but the establishment will not be winning any awards for cleanliness, food prep, or service. The fountain machine was down due to a plumbing issue. They were selling can drinks only. The only non-carbonated drink choice is lemonade. The lady behind the counter said the owner wouldn't allow her to serve any drinks without ice. Eventually she said that she could sell it if they charged double. None of this was written anywhere!

Great people place good service ambiance. Really. Good old fashioned. All around. Thank you can't wait to go back with family friends

It's a cash only in 2024. There was only one lady working and she was handling money then going to the next customer without washing hands or using any gloves. Straight from cash to the food. That's disgusting. We were really looking forward to eating the coney's, but we left after seeing the way the food was handled.