Annie's

Their food is great, customer service is great, their decor is cute! Yes, it's outdated but it's somewhat nostalgic. Glad my husband and I gave this place a try! We'll definitely be back!

Annie's is always great. Very friendly owner preparing good burgers and excellent fry's. Between "Jim Dandy's" and Annie's, there very similar,but like the fry's better at Annie's. Both places are head and shoulders above "Mikes". Prices are much less, than Mikes. And I do know the food is prepared fresh with toasted buns. I've never had to wait while they serviced the drive up like at Mikes!

Annie's does a really nice old-fashioned mom-and-pop sort of burger. Very, very tasty! Among other things on the menu, they offer a Coney dog-the sauce is very hot (not spicy) and delicious. The decor was inherited from a previous owner, and it's pretty tired, but it's the food that counts. It's run by two people, and the service is hit or miss- sometimes they are friendly, but I have left twice without being acknowledged.

A classic cruising spot for over 50+ years and still standing. Not as big as I remember them, but the spirit is still there. Gotta get a Coney Isoand dog definitely. The area isn't a place I frequent, but parking is there and they even offer drive-thru service. The music inside is, of course, the golden oldies! If you're craving messing and just down to goodness food, this is it. Don't let the location and look fool you either.

Speak of an underrated restaurant. After five years of passing by this place someone suggested we try it and let me tell you it was worth it. I ordered the farmer John burger and I was impressed. We will be back to try more items on the menu but for our first try we enjoyed it.

First time in Portland OR , my cousins lived nearby Annie's and supposedly they were good , so me and my bf had to come check it out , there burgers were ok overall ..onion rings were ok as well .

Fantastic and super yummy food!!!!You must go if you haven't tried it!!!!!Their burgers, hotdogs, corndogs & all their yummy sides!!!!!!

I honestly can't say much about this place other than when my wife and I walked in here I thought we had walked into a Roake's restaurant...which, lo and behold, after some research, it use to be one at some point but changed owners and name. The menu is pretty much a replication of what Roake's current menu offers with small deviations such as combo orders, slight different appetizer items, and some of the cooked items to create an originality feel for Annie's as a stand alone establishment. Other than that, Annie's falls right under the Roake's shadow, in my opinion. From the decor, fresh cut fries, to the extra cost for side dipping bottled condiments other than ketchup and mustard.And now...the real review. So, between my wife and I, we ordered the Annie's Dog combo and Wimpy's medium combo. The price tag ran about $17. The wife really liked the Annie's dog. The Wimpy burger was good. However, like Roake's, not a big fan of the fresh cut fries. Extremely greasy, never crunchy, and they get cold QUICK. Threw most of them away.The service was ok. I believe was the owner that took order. He got the job done but don't expect friendliness. Cut to the chase and bring the order to the table.I get the fact that a lot of people come here for the "Coney" style which personally I'm not a big fan of but for a burger place, it's ok. There's plenty of places to go to for a better price, service, and originality. If you want "Coney" based, come here....or Roake's first.

good food good prices poor service vary tired old building. At least for me the guy doing the cooking also did the service. the guy out front was just playing on his computer.

If you are craving a hot dog and aren't sure where to go then Annie's is the spot! Got a small coney, an Annie's dog and a Chicago dog and all 3 hit the spot. Gf also got the coney fries and confirmed they slapped. Great prices as well