The Corndog Company

Hersshy Yeaton a month ago

This is honestly so sad to see. Business owners work incredibly hard to build something successful, but when employees act like this, it makes that success so much harder. When we walked in, the employee didn’t even notice us. At first, I thought she had gone to the bathroom because no one appeared to be working. We waited for a while until my son finally said, “No, Mama, she’s sitting over there.” I asked her if she could help us, and she responded, “Hold on.” She eventually prepared our corn dog, then immediately went back to the corner and returned to her phone. What concerned me even more was seeing people pass by the business, probably thinking no one was there because there was no employee visibly attending the counter. Those are potential customers and potential sales simply walking away. I’m leaving this here because, as an employee myself, I believe that when you work for a company, you should care about its success. Owners can put everything they have into building a business, but the customer experience ultimately depends on the people representing that business every day. I truly hope the owners see this and address it, because I want to see businesses succeed not

Alexis Gust 2 months ago

The cashier up front was so kind! Got out food quick and it was so yummy! Definitely would recommend.

Tim S. 4 months ago

Down right love TCC!! Epic dog with honey and mustard is out of this world good. The crunch of the batter with the great quality dogs they use makes it such a great experience. I always stop by when the farmer's market is happening in Orem. Not too bad for the price, too. Nine bucks for a foot long 1/4 beef hot dog can't be beat. This is another high recommendation for something quick and absolutely delicious!

Alycia Luke 4 months ago

The Corndog Company genuinely has the best corndogs I have ever eaten. It is something I splurge and get every once in a while. If they ask if you want honey, say yes. It may sound weird, but it is delicious. The service was great especially for it being a one woman show. 10/10 would recommend.

Leavitt Rushton 5 months ago

Bland ravioli with cinnamon, potatoes roasted over a fire, wild caught game; over the last 2000 years food on a stick has vastly improved, and the corn dawgs here are no exception. I got a big ol' cheesey beef dawg; House made dawgs always hit way harder than frozen ones, and these are a hundred percent worth getting if you're in the mood for one such corned dawg, or if you're fussy kids are craving that sweet release of a hot dawg on a stick. Either way, get it with honey, it complements the cornmeal shell perfectly, and is vital for the full experience. Go getchu one.