Tobys Dog House

Toby's Dog House is under the Carrot Tree Kitchens, offering various dressed-up hot dogs, non-hot dog options (such as salads, BBQ, chicken sausages, etc.), and beer.The hubs and I stopped by for an early lunch, and we tried: their BBQ (slow-roasted prime pork shoulder in pulled pork form, served in a potato bun with coleslaw; wasn't a fan of this, as while the buns were generously packed with the pork, the pulled pork was just too wet and vinegary for my taste), the Junkyard Dog (sloppy joe, cheese sauce, shredded cheddar, and red onion; this was just okay), the Kim Dog Un (kimchi and wasabi peas; really enjoyed this, as the kimchi was super well-fermented to perfection, and the wasabi peas added a very nice touch to it! Kind of reminded me of a kimchi jjigae/budae jjigae in a bun!), a side of Mom's Mac 'n Cheese (kind of bland), and the red bliss potato salad (too dill-centric).They use Oscar Mayer all-beef dogs.The place was super cute, with various dog statues, cookie jars, figurines, and cute posters hanging on the walls. Staff were friendly and welcoming!I'd love to try out their other dogs and maybe their chicken sausage options the next time around!+Kim Dog Un :D+great kimchi!+friendly staff!+cute decor!+small private lot for your car

Closed!! Phone message still on when you call...so drove all the way over for a hot dog and the place is closed!! Turn off the phone number/message so other people know it's closed....

This is one of the cutest restaurants I've seen. Pa is a big fan of hot dogs, so when we saw this place, we knew we had to stop. The exterior looks like an old motel and when you step through the doors, you can see little canine touches everywhere. They have artwork and knickknacks and tchotchkes galore. We loved it. But more on what brought us here:Food!They were very limited in their vegetarian selection. It was just the one sandwich and sides. I got the Tabby Cat - a veggie croquette with lettuce and tomato and their "zippy" sauce. The flavor was really great, but one of the difficulties with a veggie patty is that it can be a little mushy. The wasn't much combating the mushiness of the croquette and the softness of the bread. I wish their were more fresh veggies on the sandwich (onions, cucumbers, cabbage, etc) just to provide a little extra crunch. I got a side of macaroni salad and it was creamy, sweet, and had a slight crunch from the chopped veggies. I wish they could have maybe cut it in half and put it in a hot dog bun and let me add whatever toppings I wanted. They have a section of their menu where you can build your own hot dog, and I wish this was an option for vegetarians. C had the Choose-a-Chick with fried jalepenos and shredded cheddar. He said the chicken sausage was stellar (enough that he questioned if it was actually pork). He had the macaroni and cheese and let me take a bite. It was super cheesy and wonderful. G had the Coney Island Frankenstein Bowl and she loved it! The sloppy joe was sweet and slightly spicy but her favorite part was the cheese sauce.Nana had the Roll over Beethoven! and she said it was great. It is basically a hot dog version of a Reuben sandwich with sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, and 1000 Island dressing. She ate every bite which is rare for her. E got the kids meal with a plain hot dog that she got with ketchup and mustard. Hers also came with a canned soda and bag of chips. But the hot dog connoisseur of our group was floored. Pa got the Carolina Dingo that came with sloppy joe, Cole slaw, yellow mustard and red onion. He ate it faster that the rest of us could blink. That means something, folks. TL;DR:The dogs are great. Everyone in my group loved the variety and prices. So why only 3 stars? Super limited options for vegetarians and I wish they kicked that up a notch. Overall good experience, but wish I could have as much freedom making my sandwich that everyone else had. I'm glad there was a vegetarian option in the first place, it there is so much potential for improvement in this area.

After an unsuccessful trip to Colonial Williamsburg where the workers at the courthouse and apothecary denied me service based on my service dog, I decided to eat off of the Colonial Williamsburg tourist trap. It was the best decision! The hit dogs, bbq pork, Mac and cheese and especially the Hazy IPA! Wow, so good! The workers and clientele were nice, too!

Staff was very friendly. Place was clean and there are a lot of different places to sit. We got a Junkyard Dog with Mac & Cheese and Brisket Sandwich. Food was good. Gave 4 out of 5 starts due to no fountain drink option. For a drink you can get a bottle or can of soda. Tea has refills. I would say, the addition of a fountain drink and ice area would definitely be a benefit. Overall, good hot dog joint.

With the Snow-Bomb-Pocalypse in effect (smh), Darling Bride and I decided to try a new lunch spot that a friend had recommended. I'm SO glad we did!If you're looking for the kind of healthy bistro that's going to help you keep your New Year resolution, this just might not be the place for you. If, on the other hand, you want hearty, meaty, comforty food that will give you the strength to persevere, get in the car, bucko!After much dithering and discussion over the menu, my sweetie opted for the One Sweet Chick. This is a chicken/apple smoked sausage with Brie, chutney, and French's fried onions. The Brie was an actual, honest-to-God SLICE of cheese, unlike the thin smear of goo served by some other restaurants I could name. I'm not sure how it was, as she inhaled it before I could plead for a smackerel. I was lucky to get a picture!I got the Coney Island Frankenbowl. It's a dish of Fritos and Cheez-Its, smothered in a generous helping of "sloppy joe" meat sauce, beer cheese sauce, cheddar cheese, and red onion. AND a diced all-beef Oscar Meyer weiner! I'm in love.We both got the "my Mom's mac 'n cheese" as our side - it was a lot like my mom's, too. Mmm. I got coffee, which was good, and Bride got a can of Dr. Pepper. Altogether, it was $17.80 before tip.It's no wonder they say hot dogs are man's best friend!

So we were in Williamsburg and as we're leaving my husband says let's go to the hot dog place. Well he was talking about a place we went to during our honeymoon in colonial Williamsburg. To our surprise the place was closed. No worries because we stumbled upon Toby's which was awesome. We were immediately greeted upon entering and showed the menu. Sure there are a ton of options but I'm pretty basic. The hot dogs were tasty I had the junkyard dog and my husband the Carolina dog, the little one had a plain hot dog which he devoured. Before coming in I skimmed the yelp reviews and knew I couldn't stop here and not try the Mac and cheese. This wasn't the cheese sauce Mac and cheese it was actual baked Mac and cheese and it was DELICIOUS. Oh and they have Bubbly which I love. This was our first visit but not our last.

Awesome place to hang out and get great hotdogs. I had the frito hotdog bowl!! The owners are so friendly.

Toby's is a new spot on the Williamsburg dining scene, that hits the ground running with a ton of potential. The theme is very unique and the staff is incredibly friendly. Not only does this place have great Hotdogs with a wide assortment of such, but their Sloppy Joe is on point as well!The bar style seating is great! It's an excellent environment to sit back, relax and eat one of their delicious Hotdogs. Only recommendations that I'd have is perhaps having a grilling option for their Hotdogs or more stuff with bacon in or on it.

Excellent selection of delicious all beef hotdog combinations, made quick with fast and friendly service, cozy canine inspirited decor, and lots of seating inside and out. Additional food choices such as chicken sandwiches and sausages. Bar has a variety of bottled beers and Virgina Beer Company on tap. Good for families, lunch dates, and older adults. Easy parking right off of Jamestown Road. Very neat, clean, and bright. Highly recommend Toby's Dog House gor a special treat in the middle of your day.