I went here for lunch with a colleague since we saw that it was a "must visit" restaurant for those in Detroit.

Short version: cheap coney/hot dogs and sides. Nothing overly special. Service could be better. 3 stars

Long version: When we entered it wasn't very obvious what to do; sit ourselves or wait to be seated. It looks like a fast food restaurant with restaurant seating. We ended up being told to seat ourselves. Shortly we placed our orders, drinks arrived, and we waited.

Food came pretty quickly so no complaints there. I ordered a chilli dog and fries. The fries were plain and hardly salted, but they were crispy so I'll give it that. The hot dogs tasted cheap, almost like they were low quality boiled hot dogs, and the chilli was nothing worth commenting on. It was a plain meat chilli. Bread, again nothing special.

After finishing our meal, we waited for our bills but the server seemed to forget about us. Luckily, another server addressed us and said he would get our server on it. We did that little exchange twice before we were able to pay and leave. That was maybe 10-15 minutes to do this.

Overall, the food here is nothing special. If anything, you will go here for the history and novelty, and the biggest selling point is price. Food is cheap here, so if you want something affordable to put in your stomachs this is a place you could go. That said, we only went here once and had no desire to return. But I suppose everything is worth trying at least once.