Tradition and quality are of the utmost importance as we choose where to dine and Saints offers a bountiful plate full of both. I often go for Meatloaf Monday, the epitome of comfort food for a time traveller from Mom's kitchen circa 1957. The service is always impeccable because they know how to handle crowds.

Saints is hands down the best hotdog I've had. Nothing has come close. The employees are always friendly.

Hot dogs are excellent regardless of your toppings. Tried most of the menu, specials,and soups and was never disappointed. Highly recommended.

Saints is a wonderful hometown diner-style restaurant. 5 stars for service which is fast and friendly. Meals are home style cooking. Great place for breakfast, lunch or dinner. This is our go-to spot for breakfast because the food and service are consistently good. The owners are friendly and always make you feel welcomed. Good parking. Prices reasonable. Great family place with booths for 2 or four people and tables in the back for larger groups . Hot dogs with meat sauce are a specialty. I love the pistachio dessert. If you haven't gone, try it!

My husband and I with our friend who was visiting decided to check this place out. We pass by it pretty frequently and never get the chance. We were a little hesitant because of all the negative reviews, but we decided to make up our own mind. When we walked in we were greeted and seated immediately. Very friendly staff. Here is my only negative...the bottle of ketchup at our table was literally infested with fruit flies. Like they were crawling and flying out of this bottle in every direction. So, we moved a few tables down. I inspected our ketchup thoroughly. I told the waitress about the fly ketchup and she immediately took it away. Back to the positives. The food was really good and fully cooked. The prices are fair as well. The cook/owner actually came out to check on us a few times. Additionally, the waitress answered all of my questions without being annoyed. I'm allergic to dairy in addition to being vegan so I have to be careful with what I eat. She went in back and read the ingredients list on the veggie burger without any kind of attitude. It was a smell gesture, but it meant a lot. I definitely recommend this place if you want to eat somewhere that feels like home.

Go to for a hot dog w mustard onion sauce. Second best sauce in central Connecticut, first is Martin Rosal. Great price point for all offerings, nice specials too Easy parking, restaurant is fairly clean. Quick service with smiles Credit Cards accepted

The wife and I stopped here for a quick lunch. We were able to sit at a spacious booth right away. We were greeted by a friendly waitress who brought us menus as she explained that while the menu items are the same the prices have increased slightly. We knew we wanted the famous Saint's Hot Dogs but it was good to go over the rather extensive menu. For a little place, they offer quite a few selections. We both ordered hot dogs with chili and mustard. Mine also had onions. We both order fries. Our dogs were brought over quickly and our fries were combined into one basket. The buns were toasted perfectly, and the dogs were grilled hot and browned. The chili was flavorful, the onions were fresh. The French fries were hot and cooked just the way I like them, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. For something as common as the American Hot Dog, these were elevated to a higher level. So far these are my second favorite dogs. It should go without saying that we will be back but I guess I just said it anyway. Can't wait for another day of errands so that we could stop here for lunch.

Saint's is one of those places that every home town should have. One of those restaurants where nothing changes. I've been eating here for almost 30 years and it's still the same. Good quality food, reasonable prices, and friendly staff. The place is always clean. What more can you want in a home town restaurant.

Yelp friend and comrade in chili dogs Kara S. recommended not long ago that I try Saint's in Southington. Today I did. Saint's has long been on my radar since it's across the street from Kettle Bagels. I know it's a Southington, CT institution. In addition to hot dogs, they serve things such as chicken, fried seafood, soups, salads, sandwiches, burgers, BBQ and fries. Saint's uses Martin Rosol dogs, which is one of my favorites. Saint's version of these hot dogs is long and extends off the bun an inch or two in each direction. At least one other prominent place in the area does that, but I prefer to get some bun with each bite. The hot dog was very well cooked and the bun was well grilled. Those parts of the hot dog were great for me. I ordered it with chili, mustard and onions. The chili sauce was decent, but I prefer a meatier chili sauce and the seasoning blend isn't one of my favorites in the area. In any event, Saint's has a good chili dog and it's worth checking out if you're in the area. Four Stars.