Dominic “Dick” Potenza was born in West Virginia and grew up in Utica, New York. He became well known in the Rochester - Buffalo area during the 40’s as a head-waiter in the supper-club type restaurants of the era. It was at one of these supper-clubs that he met his future wife, jazz accordionist Ann Collecchia, who performed using the stage name of Ann Russell. Together, they envisioned a fast food restaurant that would serve an original style hamburger with their own special sauce. After much thought, this original style hamburger took the form of a toasted bun containing a thin patty that would cook quickly. After they modified and combined two recipes that they brought with them from Rochester, Dick and Ann developed their famous hot sauce.
Dic Ann's Hamburgers is described as a solid, no frills fast-food spot with tasty burgers at reasonable prices and a sense of nostalgia for many. Service is consistently praised as friendly, fast and attentive, with staff taking time to explain the concept and to be good with kids. The menu offers good variety and value, and the burgers are reported to be excellent while meals arrive warm and satisfying. The special sauce is tasty but could use a more distinctive flavor, and the fries are sometimes undercooked or soggy. While a few items feel overpriced, many reviewers note the overall value compared with other chains and treat it as a classic go-to or occasional treat. Overall the place is clean, the staff reliable, and the experience pleasant, leading to many strong recommendations and a willingness to return.
On dirais que les frites on ete cuit avec du vieux huile.
Employées qui se promenent entre les tables avec des mauvais caracteres.
Trop cher pour etre du fast food compare aux autres chaines.
Super service, la dame a pris le temps de nous expliquer le concept sans avoir l'air pressée, super aimable avec les enfants. Les burgers etaient excellent! Merci
This is a nice, no-frills fast food spot. The place is clean, & the staff are friendly & attentive. The menu offers a good variety of options at reasonable prices. The food was decent-served warm & tasted good overall.
The special sauce is tasty, though it could use a bit more distinctive flavor to stand out. I found the fries slightly undercooked; with the sauce, they turned a bit soggy. If they were a little crispier, they'd be just right.
I can see why this place is popular. It's a solid meal & a pleasant experience.
Trop cher pour ce que c'est: un Mozzaretti à 5,70$+ taxes (6,56$) pour un pain hot dog grillé avec un peu de viande hachée, 2 petits morceaux de frites & 3 minis grains de fromage. Miniscule, rien à voir avec la description ni la photo. Je ne me ferai plus avoir. Très déçue.
Comme les autres Dic Anns que j'ai été, j'ai pas été déçu par celui ci. J'y ai été avec ma blonde, & ça m'a coûté comme la moitié du prix de deux trios au mcdo, même avec le tip. Fortement recommandé
