Glizzy’s NYC — Restaurant in New York

Saw this joint at Puer 57 and was intrigued by “New York’s best hot dog” and to see what classifies as a “gourmet hot dog” but me and the rest of New York will never know. I went to order one on 3/18 at about 3pm and as I asked a question, the hot dog man, transfixed by his phone, declared he was closed right now, and I did see the “be back in 10 minutes” sign which gave mixed signals because he was standing right there. So he left. I left. I order from another stand. He returned. Gabbed with employees of Pier 57. Disappeared for about another 30 minutes. Customers came and went and never a hot dog was made. They grabbed napkins and even took a seat at his stand, but nobody was lucky enough to encounter these mythical gourmet hot dogs. Upon his return, he was again lured to his phone doom scrolling. Nothing was being ordered, prepped, or cooked. So Glizzy’s is only about the idea of a hot dog because there seems to be no hot dogs. A hot dog man not passionate about his hot dogs should find his true passion. Updates: After heading up to the park and typing out the above review, I walked by this stand again, and again, hot dog man was no where to be seen and neither was a singular hot dog. So, in a about 2 hours no one made nor was...

I got the Sean Paul hotdog and the Houston We Have a Problem hotdog. They were both good. There was a female behind the counter working by herself. All the dogs are so dressed up that it's hard to taste the hotdog. Also, they are not cheap. It cost me $12 for each one. The Sean Paul dog was interesting. I ate it first so that the hotdog wouldn't get cold from the coleslaw. I liked the way it tasted, but I think I'll go home and do coleslaw with hot honey together on my own without any meat. The way those two flavors blended together made me want to find out who came up with that. The Houston dog was also good and I thought I was going to like it better than the other one. It tasted just like a hot dog with onions, chili and cheese. I could not taste the brisket at all. So going on the taste that was $12 wasted. On taste only that should...

So so sad and disappointed. Starting from the fact that I spent over 15$ for a hot dog and a small Poland spring water bottle (of which almost 5 were for the water …in a food court…)

The hot dog itself was the tiniest skinniest thing ever. The rest was just cold canned food thrown over it and in such crazy quantity, you can’t eat this with your hands. So here I was with my fork trying to still enjoy this meal as I was still excited and got my expectations up.

The bread was soggy and would break as you look at it. Everything else was so so so sour (I got the NY classic and I love all of the ingredients) like… disgusting sour. I ate a few bites and threw it all away for how inedible this was.

Nice view on the roof of the building but that’s definitely not thanks to...