Interesting concept with pretty good execution. They specialize in hot dogs that are themed based on location. Don't expect standard run of the mil options, while they do have standard protein options like beef, chicken, and pork they also have more exotic choices like duck, alligator, and foie gras. You can also sub the protein for a vegan option, but it is an additional $4 which is pretty pricey considering most hotdogs are about $9-$13. They have a great variety of choices; I got the Thailand hotdog and thought the ingredients complimented each other well. I just thought it was a bit too much bread to filling ratio, but I guess the bun does need to be sturdier to withstand the toppings. I think the ratio would be better if you pick the double protein options. The service was okay, nothing to really note. It is a sit-down establishment where there are waiters so it's more formal than most hot dog places.

The chicken nachos are everything! I also order buffalo wings (all flats) lol with fries. If you want a quick bite I highly recommend Destination Dogs. Limited parking during the day but at night, there is a parking lot adjacent to the restaurant.

I am NOT a hot dog person but I LOVE Destination Dogs. Super creative concept. Their varity of "dog" offerings has something for everyone. I've been twice and both times the service was friendly and fast. I could hang out at Destination Dogs for hours. I prefer the downstairs seating to upstairs - but either is good. They have great seating and bar. And look like they could accomodate larger groups. There's tons to try on the menu. In addition to the dogs, we've had the nachos which are really delicious too. Definetly give it a try!

A unique take on a classic meal. Each hot dog based on a unique location nationally and internationally. They are full of flavor and worth the hassle of paying for parking. Great drinks, I recommend the strawberry lemonade. t's a lively environment with a bar and classic arcade games. The sides are delicious. The biggest issue I had was that the cheese curds were fried, even when on the "poutine" fries. For desert you can't go wrong with any choice (pick the monkey bread).

Phenomenal - assuming one likes hot dogs. They have the most outrageous selection of hot dogs in one location. They have your standards, like hot dogs, chili dogs, etc., but they also have international selections that are inspired by the geniuses in the kitchen. I had an Asian inspired hotdog that was simply amazing. It was their take on a Banh Mi sandwich, and they nailed it. Asian spices are used in the sausage for the base, followed by cilantro, pickled vegetables, and a hoisin sauce on a pillowy, soft bun. I could have eaten three easily, but wanted to try other things, so stopped at one. The wait staff is super helpful and knowledgeable about their product line, so feel free to ask for suggestions if the menu seems overwhelming. Which it did to me the first time I went there. Only minor downside is since it's a college hangout (right near Rutgers) it tends to get a little loud in there. But that's just a minor complaint, not really an issue. Go check it out! You won't be disappointed.

Everyone loves Destination Dogs! This bar/restaurant is very popular around town, and all my friends and neighbors go here too. It's a great spot for lunch hour, happy hour, dinner, or the middle of the night. They've got amazing and creative hotdogs and bratwursts, with great flavors themed from places around the world. Reading the puns on the menu is entertaining! Staff is personable, friendly, helpful, and welcoming. This restaurant has a few designated free parking spots and there are also paid public lots nearby. I used to come to this location when it housed a bar called Doll's Place and I liked seeing the old wooden placard from that bar hanging up inside. When you eat here, be sure to check out the foosball and other arcade games in the side room.