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Sabretti's offers push-cart style hot dogs as well as pulled pork, pulled chicken, Italian sausage and kielbasa sandwiches all served on long Italian rolls. For drinks they offer milkshakes, floats, sodas, drinks and coffee. Full range of toppings available including chili, red onion sauce, raw onion, kraut, cheese, jalapenos, pickles, ketchup, mustard, srirachi, bacon bits and cole slaw. Sabretti's own creations are pulled pork, pull chicken, chili, ghost sauce, peach habanero bbq sauce and jungle juice.
Who gives a damn about what a housewife of NJ has to say. Like she even eats them on her prolly lettuce diet.
This place blows and tries to donate to the community and get theseot appearances to make them out to be like the best place ever.
Another worthless business in a worthless town.
Thank you for your very generous donation to the senior class student council at the winter chorus concert!
Thank you for your kind donation to St Judes for our Christmas party.
Thank You so much Sabretti's for donating hot dogs and all supplies to Hopatcong Drama Club for our performance of "The Secret Garden".
They were a big hit and everone raved about how good the hot dogs were!!
We really appreciate your donation!
The Real Housewives of New Jersey's very own Melissa Gorga states Sabretti's has the best hot dogs, see pictures at Sabretti's of Melissa Gorga and Stacey Shetty.
Sabretti's is good for on the go food, but their prices are a bit high and the I'd rather get something to go from 3&1 or a pizza place.
Not a fan. Ok hot dog, but I saw one of the guy's who works there cough on the food. And you seriously telling me that a place that mostly serves hot dog s is one of the best places to eat in Hopatcong? You want good food, go to the Grotto. Best pizza around. Or 311's subs and salads.
I went there this morning on a whim to get a bagel. The guy was so super nice and the bagel is awesome. Who would have thought a hot dog place would have awesome bagels? Random. Also, he let me sample the pulled pork - totally won my heart.
I wanted to thank Rohan & his team at Sabretti's for helping in making The Dylan Flinchum Rock On Foundations 1st Annual Dinosaur Stomp such a success this past Saturday in Modick Park. We had a bigger turn out than we expected & Rohan & staff didn't miss a beat. They kept things moving quickly & they were smiling the whole time. When I first approached him months ago about Sabretti's taking part & helping us out he didn't need anytime to think about it. He said yes right away & even helped us in getting John, Hopatcongs "Ice Cream Guy" involved too. Both Rohan & John made donations to the foundation as well which really touched me. They kept their prices low, fed our family & friends with such quality hot dogs & ice cream treats & then donated to boot. Class acts! Look forward to working with them for future events!
I don't know that you could get much better for a 'hot dog place.' This little place on the Lakeside has a couple of tables and free wi-fi, and an owner who is extremely concerned with and proud of the quality of his offerings (and will be happy to talk your ear off about all the details!). They offer two brands of hot dog - Sabrett's and Thumann's - with a crazy variety of toppings for the dogs. Choose your own toppings or choose off the 'board' - topped dogs with place-based names (you can order a Hopatcong, a Denver, a Dallas, etc..) - toppings range from traditional sauerkraut and onions to pepper sauces, potatoes and onions (the 'Italian Stallion'), cole slaw, bacon bits, wasabi - you name it, if it's at all palatable on a hot dog he probably offers it. They have some kind of hotdog eating challenge, if you're into that - photos of locals proclaiming that they ate 14, 15, 16 hot dogs are prominently displayed.
They recently expanded to offer hand-rolled bagels from a local bagel store, excellent! Toppings are a little more traditional here (cream cheese, lox, butter..) but there are still a couple of interesting varieties (the owner swears by the cream-cheese-and-Thai-sauce combo.Local kids work here, and Sabretti's is extremely supportive of the local community. You'll constantly find them sponsoring town and community events, and they recently offered free bagels to Hopatcong 'town cleanup' volunteers. Very happy to have Sabretti's in town.
I just wanted to personally thank Rohan and Sabretti's for donating the profits from their sales at Gardenfest to Hopatcong's Community Garden. Rohan was such a pleasure to work with and I can't wait to work with him again in the future.
On a personal note my daughter had one of the Turkey dogs that day and absolutely loved it! And she tends to be picky about her dogs so kudos to Sabretti's.
Thank you so much!
Everyone loved the dogs that were donated for River Park Village's Earth Day!
Rohan was great to work with and was a big help to feed our helpers!
Have to stop everyweek to feed my track star who craves these dogs!
Thanks so much.
we love their hot dogs so we had to try their bagels. kids got french toast bagels and loved it. I had their sliced lox, capers, cream cheese, and onions on the plain bagel - outstanding!!!!!
Initially went in for a dog when they first opened. Wasn't impressed, dogs were a little on the NOT so hot side. My assumption is they were new and needed to work out some kinks. Finally revisited to try a hot dog last week. After the first dog, I ended up bringing the wife and kids in to have a few. They have created some unbelievable variations, and now I must say they have some of the best dirty water dogs I have had tried thus far in all my years of eating at carts and small dog joints.. they even warm the buns...
This week I was shocked to hear their serving bagels. So I stopped by on my way to work and got their wasabi cream cheese on the salt bagel and coffee. Crazy if it may be, but I have to say the combination was spectacular and coffee was phenomenal . Who ever expected a place like this in Hopatcong.
Stopped in there this morning to grab a bagel and coffee.People where friendly the bagel and coffee where pretty good. I'll be back.
My friend and I went in for the bagels. Man, I thought their hot dogs were good, but I ordered the french toast bagel and my friend had the Sweet Thai Chili Cream Cheese on the Onion Bagel, holly cow - both were unbelievablely awesome!!!
Why is a business constantly giving out food for charitable and community events? And no one is ever in the place. Seems fishy to me. And what about all the younger girls employed there. I think Mr. Sabretti up to no good. And then throw in a jersey house wife, who is the epitome of washd up. Jersey house wife is a sugar coated way word for gold digger, plain and simple and what does she have to do with hot dogs///
This business is slow when I go by and just lik 90 percent of the town' small businesses, I hate to say it, but this was is just not gonna last. Not in Hopcompton as the lovely school children call the town.