
Serving our delicious meals since 1937. Now in our 4th generation of family owned and operated, our iconic traditions continue. Our famous Jimmy Dog with handcrafted mustard, specialty chili and hand chopped onions remains a staple people continue to crave. We have a full menu serving breakfast lunch and dinner. We embrace our nostalgic atmosphere with vintage decor from each generation. Our guests share stories from when they dined with us as youngsters and now bring their kids and grandkids. Whether you’re a returning guest or it’s your first time, we look forward to serving you for many years to come.
Neighborhood mainstay serving up hot dogs & shakes in a simple space with an old–timey feel.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 123 E Broad St, Hazleton, PA 18201
Phone: (570) 454-3281
Website: https://jimmysquicklunch.com/
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Curt
Tamaqua, Pa
There’s only one thing better then a Jimmy’s Dog…………TWO!!!
Jimmy and his staff knock it out of the park!
And be sure to order a large fry with gravy and cheese while you’re at it!
Great place to have breakfast, lunch, or dinner, all while sitting and eating in a part of Hazletons history. This place is a true staple!
Prices are very reasonable as well.
5 stars indeed.
They line their flattop grill with all manner of Dietz & Watson dogs, but I opted for a regular with everything, extra heavy toppings ($.10 upcharge) and a 5:1 German frank with mustard and kraut. The German dog has some kick to it… maybe more than the jalapeño hot dog they also offer!
I spoke with the owner Jim, who pointed out the name on the sign was actually his grandfather. I asked about their sauerkraut, and he said they don’t make it themselves, but it doesn’t come from a can and they do a little something to it. Whatever it is, it tasted good to me!
As for the mustard? He used to buy the Medford brand in 55 gallon drums. Then the label and recipe was bought by French’s, and then again by Kraft, and while it was produced in one gallon containers for awhile, the mustard was finally discontinued. Now, he has to do a little mixing and doctoring to approximate the old flavor as best he can.
How good is it? Well, all the little old ladies who also used to use Medford to make their mustard chow chow (regional recipe for chopped canned veggies) now come to him for the goods! All he charges for it is a jar of chow chow for himself.
#INeverSausageaHotDog