Midway Grill Thorndale

I went here on Tuesday with my child and we kept it simple 2 hotdog platters plain dogs with mustard… cheese on the fries. It was standard you really can’t mess up a hot dog. But today I stopped in this being my second visit and I ordered the same cheese fries is the other day but I felt like having one of the gyros that I read the reviews were good on. I asked if they made their tzatziki sauce and they said no so I tried it and immediately the first thing I taste it with garlic powder. Aside from that the consistency looked gooey, now mind you all that tzatziki sauce consist of is Greek yogurt, lemon juice, fresh minced garlic, salt, olive oil, and fresh dill. Anyway what I received was a pita with hot tomatoes old onions and salty meat. With my cheese fries. I came home and was disgusted that I just paid over $ 11 when I had to use my own feta cheese and lettuce to make an actual gyro. Tzatziki’s sauces consistency was so disgusting that the look of it alone turns my stomach. It saddens me that this place has received positive reviews when they do the simplest of things. I know their red velvet cake is not made on premises, along with other things. This is a shame. I hope management takes note and fixes the issues. The amount they spend to make their soups you would think they would use it to make a cake and tzatziki that being the cheapest thing to make.

Midway is a kissing cousin to Harry’s hot dogs (used to be in exton mall and there’s one outside of coatesville). Stick with what midway is known for! I get 6 hot dogs with ketchup mustard and their homemade meat sauce. I usually eat 4 In one sitting and get extra for a midnight snack or breakfast. There are many different options with the hotdogs. I suggest trying the cole slaw. It’s finely chopped and it pairs well along side their dogs or throw it right on top.
Their other food is your typical grille food. Decent burgers, wings, and I’ve heard they have a tasty gyro. This establishment has been around for awhile and they make a Greek meat sauce that is very hard to mimic. Good stuff midway

Midway Grill is so much better than you would think at first glances — it’s located in a strip mall, has a small dining area, and offers a sandwich shop-​casual atmosphere BUT it’s clean, staff are super friendly and the food is very good. I believe everyone has a different palate — there are so many kinds of hot dogs out there but these aren’t too salty, have a good clean meaty taste and do not use the snappy casings as in others types (which I personally don’t miss).
I’ve sampled several hot dogs but I keep going back to «Greg’s Favorite» — all the ingredients just work. There is nothing better than a grilled dog on a fresh steamed bun with the option of any type of fixins you like.
I had the pleasure to try the Cape Cod sandwich — delish! Two big fried pieces of fish on a soft round roll, crisp Romaine, onions, tomatoes and their own tartar sauce.
I can’t wait to keep trying new things on their menu. I see a lot of seniors in there enjoying sandwich platter and salads. They have a lot more than hot dogs on the menu. Putting everything in perspective — I believe their price point is accurate and worth the value.

Was expecting a hot dog better than we can make at home…
The hot dog seemed boiled, not grilled. The meat sauce was dried up, the roll was not toasted and it crumbled like it was stale. The cole slaw was not bad, the cheese fries were like any pizza shop. And even the soda was the cheapest you can buy… and it was flat lol!
$ 16 for 2 hot dogs side of cole slaw and some cheese fries.
Never again.

The restaurant was very clean. All the tables were nicely wiped down without streaks, and the large mirror on the wall was perfectly clear. The waitress was very nice and attentive. I’m not sure what the other reviewer’s are raving about. I had a Greg’s favorite hot dog, Onion rings, and midway chicken wings. The hotdog didn’t have that «bite» that a quality hotdog should have, the bun was a cheap white bread bun, like a storebrand bun would be. Not sure what their «famous» coleslaw is famous for but I’ve had better from a store. The «Steak cut» onion rings were cheap previously frozen onion rings. The broasted midway wings were almost flavorless even though they’re supposed to be marinated. They were juicy, just lacking flavor.
Their profit margin must be pretty high since their lack of quality ingredients can’t cost much. There are plenty of other average food options in the area. I would recommend trying one of those.

In its simplest form, the «Heater» burger was the best burger I have had to date.
I think about food (ingredients, source, calories, etc.) about a thousand times more than the average person, roughly. As I was enjoying this burger, none of those came to mind. I didn’t realize I was downing a ton of calories in one sitting. Or the sodium content. Or the saturated fat. It’s just that good. Idk why though, nothing specific about the burger really stood out.
The Heater has pepper jack, hot cherry peppers and mushrooms on top of a 6 oz beef patty. Also, it comes on a kaiser roll. It works.
The order of cheese fries can probably feed three people.
Service was incredible.

Love the Turkey Pita! Great hot dogs too!

Can’t go wrong w/​hot dogs and fries. Never had anything else there. The meat sauce is similar to Harry’s in sadsburyville. I think they’re related. Wish the place was bigger feels «cramped» and when you’re eating on a rainy or cold day pray you don’t sit near the door.

It’s right around the corner. It’s fast. They deliver. Living in Thorndale, there aren’t a whole lot of options, and this fits the bill for a quick lunch that is decent. We’ve had many of their sandwiches, and the best by far is the chicken parm. Their hot dogs are good, too.
Will it blow your socks off? No. Will it satisfy your need for greasy food quickly? Yep.

Great service, very fast, good prices, and excellent Hot Dogs. I recommend the «Gregg’s Favorite» for anyone who stops by.
The staff are exceptionally friendly, and the food is well priced. My only complaints are that the store itself is very small, and tables are packed in for the dining area. Also, it is not in the most obvious location in the shopping center it is a part of.
Other then that, I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a quick lunch in Coatesville.

So, every now and then I get a real craving for a hot dog. Not one of those dried out creations at the ballpark, but a juicy dog on a soft bun. My absolute favorite at the Midway is Greg’s Favorite — a hot dog with ketchup, mustard, meat sauce and cole slaw. Yes, cole slaw. And they have some decent steak cut onion rings to go with it. Satisfies the craving every time!