SnackBOX

Actually was digging this roll more than Luke’s lobster! Seemed to have a bit more meat and was a mayo based lobster salad with perfect celery and chives on top. Might get another one in about an hour

its a hot dog place in a prime area with «rich» prices

Bark, Criff’s, Grays, Nathans, the Lady on 2^nd ave and of course Katz’s.
I am paying for a decent dog at TIMES SQUARE prices. Not worth the $ 5.75.
Try a lobster and shrimp hot dog and they will come… Pass the mustard please.

Not worthy overpriced, small, bought one it was 5.75 for just the bon the wennie and ketchup. thought it would have something else cheese bacon something… Plus they didnt have napkins, ice, meatballs etc

Just have the meatballs. Late night dinner after the night tour. 5 generous size balls with marinara sauce and a sprinkle of chopped basil and Parmesan cheese.

Expensive but worth it! Tried the plain and the chorizo and both were great. Came back a second time. They do have other things on the menu and not just hotdogs. Will come back and try some of their sweets !

The Snack Box has some delicious hot dogs and has a great location in the heart of Times Square.

Walked over here today figuring I’d get a hot dog. I had one before and it was pretty good, although expensive at $ 4.50 and then they charge extra for toppings. Being sick of all the other options around here I figured what the heck.
Well, it is now cheaper to get a hot dog at Yankee Stadium because Snack Box now charges $ 5.75 plus extra for toppings for ONE HOT DOG.
Good luck with your business gouging inane tourists.

The hot dogs here are great. It may take a little longer than you expect to get your food but it is tasty. A separate window for pick up would help a lot. You pay and pick up at that same spot. The line forms and it can be interesting getting to your food.

Hot dogs are Oh So Good! For a Price…
Food: 3.5 Stars
Snackbox has one of the «best» hotdogs I have tried in the city. On that note I should state it is very rare I eat hotdogs.
The overall flavor is good and the skin has a nice little snap when you bite into the hotdog.
The add-​ons mostly range from .50 to 1.00, but the quantity given is a rather healthy amount. I am a big fan of onions and the caramelized onions are cooked properly.
The pretzels are leaps and bounds better than the ones you would get from a street vendor. There is no comparison.
I love those caramelized onions.
Service/​Speed: 4 Stars
I haven’t waiting on any lines so far, which means I can’t judge how fast the service is during the lunch rush. Every time I have come here I never waited longer than 5 minutes to order and receive my food. Once again, I am never around for the major rush.
The service is friendly and happy to help you. One of the workers was so happy he did a little spin and the hotdog went flying across the food cart and fell to the ground. I was happy when he followed all the proper procedures to ensure the sanitary quality remained high. He picked up and threw out the hotdog, removed his gloves, washed his hands, and put on a new pair of gloves before preparing another hot dog.
While those steps should be the standard, it isn’t in most places.
Overall: 3.5 Stars
In comparison to the majority of hotdogs for sale on the streets of New York this is your best bet. While there are other vendors out there that are just and good, as well as half the price out there, they aren’t easy to find.
In the end you pay for the quality.
If you pass by Snackbox in Times Square and are craving hotdogs and pretzels, this is your best bet.

They warm up old stale pretzels and it’s still served cold the cheese pretzel looks good but common for $ 4.00 it should have some taste but I guess you’d have to complain to the pretzel factory where there buy their pretzels from.
Every thing is pre made here nothing is fresh
So enjoy your slap together packaged food that was made everywhere else but here.
So to the who Evers that gave this place a 3 4 or even 5 stars you have no taste buds or know what quality food is…

I don’t do hotdogs, but this is where I take all of my out of town visitors to eat a NYC dog. The sausage is decent– overpriced, but it’s Times Square.
It’s cleaner than any of the ‘dirty dog’ stands, so a Star for that alone…

Excellent hot dog. It’s a nice stand out on the street with hot dogs, shakes and some sweets. Paid $ 10 for a hot dog and a lemonade, NYC is pricey so this is ok.

This is the perfect food cart to go to if you’re walking around Times Square and suddenly realize that your breath is stinking because you haven’t had anything to eat or drink in a few hours. The extravagance that is Times Square is overwhelming but that’s not excuse to have bad breath!
This particular food cart has coffee, tea, soda, pretzels, hot dogs, and Doughnut Plant donuts! Yes, a donut is $ 3-​$ 4 but it’s so much better than anything you’ll find in a nearby Starbucks or deli. I highly recommend their Coconut crème donut, Blackout donut, and PB&J donut.
Their hotdogs are $ 5 but it’s much much much better than the dirty-​water hotdogs you will find scattered throughout the city.
Also, you can sit at one of the tables that they’ve placed outside of SnackBOX, and soak everything in as you rest of your feet.
They take both cash and credit.

Street food, fancified!
With a cool «permanent» location near Times Sq, this is a definite upgrade on NYC’s myriad Dirty Water Dog options (not that they needed the help, but if you’re looking for something a little more glamorous, SnackBOX is your jam)
Highly recommend the all-​beef hot dog with raw onions! NOM. My friend had the bratwurst and said it was delicious as well! Friendly staff definitely added to the experience. Not your standard cheap hot dog, which is reflected in both taste and price. Pastries and other goodies looked great too — I will have to check these out on my next visit to SnackBOX.
I’m into it!

Gotta say this was the only thing I felt the urge to get 2nds of at the broadway street fair. I got the spicy chorizo with chili mayo and pineapple. Oddly amazing combo lol. But definitely a great place for a hotdog.

I was on a hunt to find a place that can match up to the dogs in LA — and I think I found the spot. Although they didn’t beat out the LA dogs in my opinion, their dogs/​toppings are BOMB!
The Pineapple sauce and the green sauce (forgot what it was actually called) made the dogs tastes great. And their Kosher dogs were delicious. I over heard they got moved from their original spot but still in Times Square, so keep an eye out for this spot.

Many New Yorkers rave about the hot dogs in the city. Once I was able to spot a hot dog stand in Times Square, I was all in!
Luckily, the «SnackBox» name caught my eye. It was right in the middle of Times Square. With people constantly walking, I was determined to get my hands on a hotdog.
I was nicely served by the guys at SnackBOX. I had the regular hot dog with pineapple relish and fresh onions ($ 5). It was delicious, but nothing that made me say. «Woowwww that was amazing!» Also, more extras on your hotdog, the more it will become pricey. Nevertheless, it was good, just don’t expect high expectations.

This is one expensive «Amercian Food cart» but the difference with Snack Box? All of the products are local brand-​name favorites Best damn hotdog I’ve jad in had in NYC and they have coffee from La Colombe coffees, Yes that one!
Snack Box makes me go through Times Square more often… It’s great to find so many delicious things all in one convenient location. :)

I’ll be this first to admit it’s more expensive than most street vendors ~11.75 for a lobster roll~ but it’s worth it. Best, freshest lobster roll not in New England. There were literally full pieces of claw meat in the sandwich. It was bright and with acidic tones and fresh herbs. The slightly toasted generic hot dog bin was the perfect vessel, it let the lobster meat shine, and it shined. Milkshake had tons of fresh vanilla flavor and was great (though maybe not worth 6 bucks and change) The service was a little slow, but only because they pay attention to detail. They also have baked goods from around the city (i.e. doughnuts from doughnut plant)
Side Note: It was really cool, Priscilla Queen of the Desert was shooting a promo and so a very ripped man in a backless dress and hair thing was singing and dancing with the crowd.