🌠These dogs are worth the price
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Junkyard Dogs serves up seven specialty dogs or you can build your own. Photos: Tyler Buchanan/Axios
👋 Tyler here. Junkyard dogs are supposed to be ferocious and uninviting, but before I went on leave, I received a friendly welcome at Junkyard Dogs restaurant in the Linworth Crossing shopping plaza.
What I ate: Two custom-built hot dogs ($7) topped with grilled peppers and onions, cheddar cheese, tomatoes and scallions, plus an order of seasoned fries ($5).
My take: Solid dogs with fresh ingredients on top? Always a winning combination.
- A more-cooked bun would kick these up to elite status.
But, but, but: Goodness gracious, these fries. They can fix a bad mood, tune up your car and solve America's inflation crisis.
- Get 'em with the garlic aioli. Trust me.
The bottom line: Junkyard Dogs feels a bit like Five Guys — a tad pricey, but you do get a ton of food for your buck.
If you go: 2245 W. Dublin-Granville Road, Worthington, 11am-9pm. Closed Sundays.
