The Distinguished Wien

The prices just aren't there. You pay about $8 per gourmet wien, and it's a good wien, but I'm gonna need at least 2 to feel satisfied. Fries are on the small side and another 5 and drink will be another 2-3, so you're quickly hitting $20-$25 just for an average guy to not leave hungry. There was a little discount for the combo, but I don't know what that was. But at $8 it needs to come with some chips and a small drink or something and it'd be a different story. I just think of all the meals i could have for $25 a person or even $15 and as good as that wien was, it isn't where I'd choose. It's a good snack/lunch at the fair, but I'd pick a different place to have a dinner.

Friendly service, Amazing décor, delicious "wiens" what more could you ask for!

I loved this place and plan on trying every thing on the menu, As far as price goes it's comparable with every other place in town . The atmosphere and the originality is what sets it apart.

Food:
My husband got the "Chard" Chili Cheese Dog. He loved it. I had a bite, and it was awesome. Good quality hot dog.
I ordered the German Brat. It had a good brat, but very little Sourkraut, and it had standard yellow mustard. Would have liked more Kraut and a better mustard for a German Brat.
We split chili cheese fries. They were decent.
Service: It was fine, nothing exceptional but no complaints. We asked for a refill, and it was filled. There's not much to serve.
Atmosphere:
They did an amazing transformation from the previous Chinese restaurant to a surfer / beach theme. Although it is nicer, not sure the Kawabanga theme matches a "distinguished" restaurant. But to each his own.