Nathan's Famous

FigFiasco

Local Guide

6.0

We tried this time their Cheeseburger and the Chili Cheese Dog, it was good, but the buns could have been better. I find it very pricey. You could buy a lot more on other store for the same price. But, it’s still worth trying for the taste.

AppleCiderSoul

Local Guide

5.5

Nathan's Famous, Vertis North - From the start, i said to myself, I'm not here for the authenticity or the original taste. I'm here for the history. A New York restaurant that may have existed before McDonald's is here , why miss out? The hotdogs we're great, nothing spectacular. Size a bit too thin. But the taste and their selection of milkshakes remind me of the good old diner days. And for our we know, they're yet to come back. For a hotdog specialty store, we were quite disappointed that there were very few hotdog options (there were 4) and the menu was dominated by rice meals. The actua…

CrispQuince

Local Guide

5.5

The place is big enough, clean and not cramped. The food is good. However, the cashier staff is not very pleasing - fails to notice customers coming in. Took minutes before I got her attention while I wait in front of the terminal. Also we noticed she made face when some customers went in and backed out. Customer service could really be improved.

GrapefruitGrouch

Local Guide

5.4

Its a nice taste from the States. Location is small and they placed far too many tables inside. So it makes it cumbersome to move around. Their onion rings are great. Crunchy on the outside and sweet onion on the inside. Of course the crinkle cut fries are perfect. The hotdogs all beef no fillers. A real treat. Prices are fair. If you have a drink. Try the old fashioned lemonade. Its perfect. Just tell them very little ice. Staff was pleasant and eager to be of service to you.

CerealKiller

Local Guide

5.0

For me this place is a case of "more hype" than it actually is. It's a known brand and that drives people to try it. At the end of the day, it's just an expensive beef hotdog (and it's quite thin to boot) that you can load up with toppings that aren't really that special. Oh yes, the toppings cost extra too - except for onions and relish which are free - which you'll have to ask for because they won't point that out. The rest - chili, jalapeno, cheese, sauerkraut - all are about 30 pesos each. I loaded my hotdog with 4 toppings and due to the thin nature of the hotdog, I only ended up tastin…