Gulla’s Lunch
3073 Belmont St, Bellaire, OH, 43906
Gulla’s Lunch Menu
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Address :
3073 Belmont St
Bellaire, OH, 43906 - Phone (740) 671-9666
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Opening Hours
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Street
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Drive-Thru : No
Caters : Yes
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Anthony Z.
The absolute, very best hot dogs on the planet! I have been going to Gullas since I was a young boy for the past 45 years. My great granparents lived in the apartments above Gullas back in the 20's when Gullas first started out. I always make it priotity to visit this place when I am in town. I recently took my kids there and they were blown away by the hot dogs and chilly chest fries. The place has expanded some since the old days and there are 2 separate sides of the restaurant. The smaller side was the original store and is open after 4 pm. It features a bar. The expanded side closes at 4pm. There are several booths and a flat screen tv. Other than great hotdogs, they offer chilly cheese fries and fries with gravy. They even sell Coleman's fish market sandwiches!
(5)Caitie T.
Below average food, dirty, our server was very unfriendly!! Definitely wouldn't recommend! Very disappointed.
(2)Tracie P.
The best hot dogs I have ever had. I live in Ga and every time we come to town to visit family, this is one of my MUST HAVES! I don't know how you can make a hot dog taste so good, the sauce is awesome! My dad will order 5-6 at a time and the fries with gravy are delicious, I can't order those anywhere down home in GA.
(5)Justin C.
There is nothing else like a Gullah Dog! Gullah's Lunch is always the first place I stop when I come to town to visit my family. It has gotten to the point that my Mom will bring me a few dog with everything when she picks me up at the airport. If you have never been, stop in and get a few Gullah Dogs with Everything and a plate of Fries and Gravy.
(5)Louie M.
One of Kind!!! I'm an addict on the fries & gravy- The hot dogs are the best anywhere- hands down. The sauce available by the pint and quart to take home (a must after your visit). "By Golly it's a Gulla"
(5)Allison B.
I grew up in the tiny town of Bellaire, and I've been going to Gulla's since I was a tot. It's a great place where, like Cheers, everybody knows your name, and you can always find someone to chat with over hot dogs and the famous Gulla's sauce. Back in the day, I used to eat hot dogs and french fries with brown gravy; nowadays, as a vegetarian, I have to find other options. The good folks at the family-run Gulla's don't make me feel weird about not being meatatarian, though. They just smile and prepare your food. While visiting my parents recently, I ordered fries with a side of Gulla's sauce, cole slaw and two saurkraut hot dogs without the hot dogs (essentially kraut on buns). I hadn't visited Gulla's in many years, but the fries were just as good as I remembered -- crispy and piled high on the plate. I dipped them into the Gulla's sauce instead of ketchup. The sauce -- orange-brown, spiced with all kinds of goodness, and completely vegetarian -- wasn't as spicy as I remembered. I requested some chopped onions and mixed these into the sauce. Things instantly perked up, and I used my remaining sauce on my "hot dogs." The kraut was delicious and was a nice balance of sweet and sour. And when I dove into my cole slaw, I was transported back 25 years when I'd come to Gulla's with my grandma after her hair appointments. This is a sweet, cream-based slaw that has just a touch of vinegar and plenty of cabbage. My parents and sister all ordered the usual -- three hot dogs with everything and fries and gravy. The "everything" dogs are piled with Gulla's sauce, onions, mustard, ketchup, relish and who knows what else. By the way, there's no smoking. Ohio is completely smoke free. Yay! Prices are incredibly inexpensive. Each of my kraut "dogs" were $1.35, and my cole slaw and fries each were less than $1.50. My family's dogs with meat were somewhere around $1.60 each. The ambiance is totally small-town, and I love it. Gulla's has been in this location on a busy Bellaire street for decades, and they still have the stainless counter with bar stools and small orange plastic booths. There's still wood paneling going partway up the wall, and they have photos of generations of Gulla family members on one wall. They also proudly display their plaques of thanks for their support of local high school athletic teams and marching bands. Gulla's is diner-like, but without that fake "I'm trying to be a 50s diner" feeling. It just feels like home. Gulla's closes around 4 p.m. each day.
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