Franks Alley

I didn't go to the actual location but I had a chili cheese dog from the food truck version of Frank's Alley and next time I'm in Columbus I will for sure check out the brick and mortar of actual place!

Pretzel in photo online looks nice and homemade but is really a frozen Super Pretzel that's been heated up to be so hot that you can't touch it for 10 minutes until it cools down. Was not good at all.
Our group also had hot dogs and they were ok. 3 people, 2 hot dogs, one pretzel and 3 drinks was over $40 with tip.
Cashier was nice though and delivered to good to us at our seat vs. going up to cover to get it.

Some pretty cool and good loaded dogs ! Different things to pick from , late night craving for sure !

Nothing bad to say here. Went with the Bronx dog, which has onion jam, sauerkraut and brown mustard. All of the ingredients were very obviously fresh. Sauerkraut was delicious and crispy, mustard was spicy, and the dog was juicy and flavorful. My buddy went with the Chicago dog, and the same can be said about the vegetables in his. Decor was good, music was tasteful, and service was friendly. Included is a pic of the Chicago dog.

Enjoyed the hot dog a lot, my wife and I had an amazing meal and thr staff was very kind.

Took my husband here for the first time and he's a true New Yorker! He was impressed with the flavor and how authentic it was compared to the vendors on the streets of New York! We will be taking frequent trips to Columbus just for this place! The service was awesome! And the vibe was laid back and welcoming.

Food was amazing! The staff were so sweet and made sure that everything was made perfectly. The Ambiance is such a vibe. It's a very enjoyable place to be.

This is the filet mignon of hotdogs. I have always liked hot dogs, but Franks Alley is a must for hot dog eaters. It doesn't make sense how good these coneys are. Highly recommend.

Good folks, good dogs. Had a pretzel with beer cheese as well. Overall quite tasty, and the atmosphere is really neat!

I've been to a couple of other hot dog spots in Columbus, but I have always wanted to try Frank's Alley. Yesterday I drove to Columbus for the food truck festival. I went to the festival but didn't eat anything because I wanted to try Franks and I'm glad I held off.

Being from the Philadelphia area, the restaurant actually reminded me of an alley between two buildings because it is very long and narrow. The hot dogs, however, were OFF THE CHAIN. Better than any other hotdogs that I've had in Columbus.

If you're in Columbus and want good hot dogs, check out Franks !!!