Jordan's Girls Gourmet Dawgs - Columbus

Owners are hugely knowledgeable about vegan, anything on the hot dog menu can be made vegan. On saturday they have vegan meals, today’s was chicken and waffles. Hot dogs are a little small, i’d recommend getting two or atleast a side with your dog.

In town for the day, I was thrilled to discover this place and happily noted that a sign on the door said masks were required..however, as I stood there awaiting my food (which I’d paid for over the phone) it slowly dawned at me that none of the employees (including the ones in the kitchen) were wearing masks. Also, a few apparent customers actually walked back and forth into the kitchen, the cashier did not wash hands between handling money and food, and a young man in socks- no gloves or mask- was also handling and passing out people’s orders. Anyone reading this knows how hard it is to have one’s vegan dreams dashed, especially on the road, but I simply had to toss it. It’s the closest I’d been to so many unmasked strangers in the past year, and sadly, they were handling my food. Very sad and hungry now.

I went through the city and my sister recommended jordans girl. now I am a food and I will travel for vegan food. I was everywhere in the usa and from whatever reason at different places vegan breakfast and pfancake was not mastered. I have the big breakfast with banana pancakes, grumbs, hash brews, iron and sausage, and it was beyond a good time! the pancakes were amazing! and the customer service was spectacular. the owner and her mother came out to talk to me, and everyone just had a big one who smiled at me during my visit. I wanted to give 5 stars, but happy cow didn't leave me because they are not 100% vegetarian or vegan - yet it makes a priority to visit with them. their vegan options are: nuts, gluten and soy free – this is definitiw one plus in my book! updated by previous review on 2022-06-18

Owners are very good over vegan, everything on the hot dog menu can be made vegan. on Saturday they have vegan meals, today was bun and wad. hot dogs are a little small, I would recommend to get two or at least one side with their dog.

In the city for the day, I was thrilled to discover this place and happily noticed that a sign on the door said masks were necessary. As always as I stood there, my food (which I had paid over the phone) expected it slowly to me that none of the workers (including those in the kitchen) wore masks. also a few obvious customers actually went back and forth into the kitchen, the cash not the hands between the circumvent money and eat, and a young man in socks- no gloves or mask- was also handling and passing on man's orders. everyone who reads this knows how hard it is to have the vegan dreams, especially on the road, crashed, but I just had to throw it. it is the next thing I had so many unmasked strangers last year, and sadly they treated my eating. very sad and hungry.