Food was okay was missing salt and pepper very bland . The fries were cooked perfect though nice and crispy but didn’t have no flavor lol . The panini was good I got the italiano one . The hotdog on the other hand wasn’t it . It was very chewy and rubbery . I have had better hotdogs not terrible but I wouldn’t get it again . French onion soup was delicious . Server on the other hand could have done a little better as it was our first time there . Didn’t really ask us how our food was seeing the hotdog was barely eaten . The other panini was very soggy and not cut all the way through it was a chicken breast in it so very hard to cut it with a butter knife . Friendly counter guy ! Very nice . Cute decor inside

My favorite local hot dog spot! Fast and friendly service. The food never dissapoints! I always order a hot dog with chili, cheese, mustard and raw onions and shoestring fries with chili and cheese. Delish! The chili has just the right kick. Highly recommend if you're in the area.

👻First time here trust and believe I will be returning. The Meatball Parm was perfectly executed and Potato Skins were Loaded.Italian Dog 🌭 is highly recommended with side of Sweet Potato Fries.🍟Customer service/Hospitality here is Top Tier 💎 A very friendly atmosphere for you and family.Make sure your tank is on empty😋 Thank you Pete and Staff for everything 💪⚡️🙌✨️

For geographic purposes, Galloping Hill Inn has most certainly one of the most unique locations around. It can be found at a locale known locally as Five Points, a place where five roads (and nearly a sixth) all converge. If you're there, you can't miss this place's edifice, as it is an eyecatcher; you can spot it immediately. Very prominent in the rear is a sizable pavilion where patrons can enjoy their meals outdoors in warm weather. Inside, Galloping Hill Inn is not just a one, but a two part establishment. There is the food stand present, but there also is a mini bar with social quarters able to accommodate, I'd guess about a hundred. It also has a shelving with baked goods as well. My visit today was for a dog all the way and a few other things. While the dog was great tasting and had a great snap, I had to wind up limiting my purchase due to one disconcerting aspect of the menu board. (This is also the sole reason why I took one star off what should have been a 5 star review and knocked it down to 4 stars). Take a look at the photos I've posted and take notice of an extremely glaring item that the menu board is devoid of: NO PRICES LISTED! THAT IS AN ALARM BELL SETOFF. How is a patron to know how much each item is? Ask? That's time consuming and inconvenient. Having been burned by other food establishments, I have developed a distrust of places engaged in this practice, and the only thing that saved this place was that I just happened to notice a small laminated menu which happened to be just lying there in the corner of the counter. Otherwise, I would have turned around, walked out, and given a much worse review than here. So, for all the greatness and popularity of your business, do yourselves a huge favor. POST YOUR PRICES! It's a simple request. You can have a great product, great service, great atmosphere, but if there's no openness and transparency, it severely detracts from everything else, and all the good things you do.

Tgis place is an oldy but goodie. Nice neighborhood feel with real burgers and people.

My friend and I go here every time he is up visiting. The service could be a tad more attentive sometimes, but the food is fast and good for great prices. They also serve some cold and refreshing beers.

It's famous hot dog is still great, but the hot dog roll is not. The shrimp salad sandwich my spouse ordered tasted too fishy to eat. Onion rings were also good.

First, time for me, I had a special spinach pie with greek salad..so so delicious My husband had an Italian hot dog that was delicious, too. I would highly recommend a stop for a nice lunch & some history. Enjoy !