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Fresh potatoes and big portion of hearty soup. So good, we will order again. Thanks :)
- Kelly
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Marc G
Expert local • 20 contributions
Didn't like
• 26-01-06
• Commande DoorDash
This is my first experience with Hannibal Hotspot. I didn't hate it, but I didn't really like it either.
First, lets focus on the Chilli 32oz - it is advertised as having kidney beans, ground beef, and tomatoes; typically garnished with cheddar cheese and scallions. Well, upon receiving the item - it was mostly just a kidney bean soup. If there was any ground beef, there was very little of it and I did not encounter a single tomato. There was no garnishment of cheddar cheese or scallions; so I had to dress it up myself when it was delivered. Flavor wise, it was pretty bland. It tasted like standard chilli from a can to be honest.
The second item was the Jason Nuggets - I wouldn't go as far as to call them nuggets because they are about the size of a nickel or half the size of a McDonalds nugget for reference. My son seemed to enjoy them - and he is very finicky when it comes to food. So that was a good sign. I would definitely recommend this item for kids.
The last item was the Fountain mtn dew - I would recommend staying away from any fountain drink. You are given what looks to be a 16 oz. cup that is filled with a lot of ice. For the huge upcharge you are paying, you are barely getting any beverage which I personally feel is an objectionable practice that I have seen a lot of restaurants do.
