On the return from visiting family had to stop at Yocco's for lunch. Decided to try their hot sausage sandwich which was great. Fast and friendly service as always. Very tasty and reasonably priced food. Convenient parking with clean interior and clean restrooms. Will certainly return.
South Mall location around noon. Havnt been home in 5 years so I was really excited. However, I Spent 50$ just to have a bunch of hotdogs with too much mustard. The employees were immediately combative when I addressed the situation. Don’t want to fight with rude workers. I’ll never return.
Stayed at a hotel near by walked across the street to eat. dinning room closed at 7:00 pm 2 employees outside on cell phones said just go to the drive through. Walk to drive through window. Knocked and waited about 4 minutes no one came. Went else where
There's a time to eat at Yocco;s, It is at least once a week! I've eaten at every location and originally had my first one just off 7th and allen street.
Yocco's is somewhat of a local staple for hot dogs, with their own chili sauce. Very good eats for not a lot of $
Drove up from Philly for our yearly Yocco's visit. If you grew up outside of Allentown; Yocco's is the best hotdog in the Lehigh Valley. If you are an Allentowner; it's the best in the world. Load it up with chili sauce, relish. onions and mustard for a true Yocco's experience. Don't forget to add a side of fries. Also serves great shakes.
A great local must ... I have taken visitors there after practicing how to yell their order to the head cook.. It is fun and the dogs are great.
I always look forward to my visits to Pennsylvania so I can have my Yocco's! The pierogies are delicious. Although not everyone loves the hot dogs - I do. Especially the steamed buns. The mustard. Lots of people love the chili sauce. It is truly an experience not to be missed if you are anywhere near a Yocco's in Allentown (Fogelsville or Airport Road)...
In town for work training, have never heard of this place, but figured I would try it out. Cheese steak was good, had it with everything on it (had to go all out as it was my first) pierogies and fries were tasty also. One down side is that it's a cash only business, however it's worth stopping at again to try a few other things on the menu.
For $1.59 you get a little, skinny shriveled up wiener that's been cooked way too long on a bun with a little yellow mustard topped with a spool full of burnt chili and barely a taste of chopped onions...terrible! How they can call themselves "the hot dog king" is beyond me. The dogs off a street wagon are 100 times better.