Great lunch: Haws Dawgs (dog, onions, BBQ sauce, cheese plus Diet Coke and fries with ranch…read moredressing. Excellent customer service, excellent food, and excellent prices. Thanks for another great experience.

Revisited after a couple years. Menu has grown, many good options. Burgers, Salads, IPA's…read more Obviously improving the business. Love to see it. House chips still killer. Top quality dogs. Rueben dog was awesome. Highly recommend this establishment. Good service, decent prices. Carry On Hawg Dawgs, you rock !

Awesome tap room not far from the zoo. Good selection of tasty beers, super friendly staff, great…read morehappy-hour specials, and they were willing to watch whichever game we requested. Super good find and we'll be back for all of the above, and the monster sized hotdogs!

This place was awesome. I got the chili and elote dog. They were super nice and answered my…read morequestions. Cool lil spot too if you wanted to hang out. They're not just a hot dog place. It's a brewery with some other food options too.

If you read my other reviews you'd see I only like to give my money to small businesses who…read moreappreciate me. I found a winner here, super fresh ingredients, piping hot, big thank you, quick service, very appreciative of his customers. I LOVE THESE PEOPLE, NONNA AND SCOTT. The last day for a SCOTTY DOG is dis season is comin up on October 15th 2021. Come by and see how others should run their business....these dogs are so fresh your a huckleberry if you don't eat em' right there in the lot... it's good advo' for others passin' by as dey say' "what da' hey's goin on here"...........

For those New Yorkers out there, Scotty has the touch. These are the best hot dogs I have had this…read moreside of NYC. He and his family are also so friendly and brave the heat on the hottest of summer days in Jamestown. So worth the drive if you're not nearby.

We used Doggiestyle for a theater even at our school and the team was incredible! They set up…read morequickly, didn't need much space, were flexible with placement, and handily managed a crowd of varying sizes throughout the night with ease. They were even able to deliver on a tightly timed order of 50+ hot dogs for our cast during a short break between shows - very impressive stuff! Attendees were thrilled with this option - we can't wait to have them back!

Doggiestyle Hot Dogs is a pop-up hot dog restaurant that operates out of Rocklin, CA, and caters to…read morespecial events, including the Rocklin Brewfest. John and his team have your hot dogs covered for your dining pleasure in western Placer County. It's mid afternoon, Saturday, June 07, 2025, and I'm enjoying the Rocklin Brewfest 2025 and I'm in the mood for a delicious hot dog. I've come to the right place, as Doggiestyle Hot Dogs was on site, and serving hot dogs for all to enjoy. This is a pop-up restaurant that servers hot dogs at events all over western Placer County. I went with a "Quarter Pound Nathan Dog," How can you beat that for a great hot dog? The dog began with a quarter pound Nathan's Hot Dog, which was grilled to perfection by hot dog chef John, on site, at the Rocklin Brewfest. The dog was simply perfect, and fitted perfectly with the large, fresh bun, which was a start for an amazing lunch. On to the condiments! The trip to the nearby condiment bar was worthwhile, as I added a cornucopia of condiments, including mustard, mayonnaise, dill pickle relish, chopped white onion, sauerkraut and especially peperoncini, which is a rare treat for hot dogs. I suppose you could call my hot dog loaded? No ketchup whatsoever, as I never desecrate a hot dog by adding ketchup. Not to mention... may I say my dog was loaded with delicious condiments? One bite into the dog I was rewarded with a refreshing "snap," thanks to the natural casing on Nathan's Hot Dog, which made the hot dog both worthwhile and simply delicious. The condiments I added simply enhanced the dog, and didn't take anything away from the amazing hot dog, and the fresh bun. Such a delicious hot dog! Chef John knows how to grill a hot dog, and the Nathan's Hot Dog he grills are as good as it gets. I tip my cowboy hat to chef John, and his delicious hot dogs! Five star dining for all of you who love a delicious hot dog.

We stopped in for lunch and had a great experience. The wings were absolutely delicious definitely…read morea must-order. We also tried a few cocktails, and they were well made and complemented the meal perfectly. The location in the new Blue Oaks shopping center is great, right near Nugget Market. They have an excellent selection of beers, TVs throughout the restaurant for watching sports, and a fun, laid-back atmosphere. Whether you're stopping in for lunch, happy hour, or to catch a game with friends, it's a great place to hang out. We'll definitely be back!

We tried Dog Haus Biergarten for the first time and overall had a really good experience! The…read moreowner, Joe, was very friendly and personable. We let him know it was our first time there, and he made us feel welcome. I got the cheeseburger and really enjoyed it. I especially liked the Hawaiian roll bun. I was worried it might be overwhelmingly sweet, but it wasn't at all. The sweet pickles were also a nice touch. My husband got the Swole' Chick breakfast burrito, which has a whopping 80g of protein! He enjoyed it, although it wasn't his favorite thing we ordered. The fries, though--SO good. The regular fries were crispy, stood up instead of being limp or soggy, and had the perfect amount of salt. We also tried the chili cheese fries and those were bomb! I thought the prices were very reasonable for the portions and quality. The cheeseburger was $11.99, the Swole' Chick was $14.99, regular fries were $3.99, and the chili cheese fries were $7.49. We definitely got a good amount of food for what we paid. There's plenty of seating inside and a bar at the front. My only real complaint was the fountain drinks. They don't carry Coke or Pepsi products and instead have RC Cola, which I had never tried before. I'd heard it was supposed to taste similar to Coke or Pepsi, but to me it oddly tasted more like root beer. The diet Dr Pepper was also out--it came out extremely light brown and mostly water. The ice machine also ran out of ice while we were there, but when we mentioned it to Joe, he immediately came over and refilled it, which I appreciated. Overall, we had a good first experience. The food was really good, prices were reasonable, and Joe was incredibly friendly and welcoming. The fountain drink situation could definitely use some improvement, but the food--especially those fries--would bring us back!

Local Staple -- My colleagues and I work near by and always frequent this place. We were going here…read morewell before they moved to the strip mall... They used to be in an icecreme cone on the same street. Casper's hot dogs with a snap when ya bite into them. I always get the double chilidog with onions and cheese. Someone always orders some nachos and we dig in. For a hole in the wall hot dog joint, it's got everything ya need for a dog!

So is hob Nob really Casper's now or just using their name? They are pretty good but definitely not…read moreCasper's at least the way they make them in the bay.

If you're anywhere near Sonora and not stopping at Docs Dawgs, you're doing life wrong…read more I ordered the Hot Cajun dog, and let me tell you... this thing didn't just have flavor -- it chose violence. Perfect heat, killer seasoning, and the kind of snap that makes you pause mid-bite and reevaluate your life choices (in a good way). The dog was stacked, the bun was on point, and nothing was sloppy -- just a perfectly built, no-nonsense, respect-the-meat hot dog. You can tell they actually care about what they're serving, not just tossing dogs at people. Huge shout-out for the veteran discount as well. That kind of appreciation always means a lot, and it absolutely did not go unnoticed. Great food, great people, great vibe. I'll be back... probably still sweating from the Cajun dog, and totally okay with that. Highly recommend.

Doc's Dawgs is a small hot dog stand, owned by the Roberts family, and located in front of Wilco…read moreFarm Store, in Sonora, CA. Doc's Dawgs serves amazing hot dogs, Polish sausages and more, and over the last several years has gained a reputation among Sonora locals for serving the finest hot dogs in Tuolumne County. The hot dog restaurant is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 in the morning until 2:30 in the afternoon. It is a permanent operation, set up on the porch of Wico Farm Store, located in the Sonora Plaza Shopping Center, on Mono Way. The restaurant is located on the sidewalk in front of the store, protected from the elements and offers countless options when it comes to dressing out your dog. Honestly, I don't think I've ever seen a hot dog restaurant that offers such a wide array of condiments. Comfortable patio dining is also offered. Doc's Dogs menu offers hot dogs, hot links, nacho cheese, chips, chili, drinks and more. Some of the perks include $1.00 off for veterans, free hot dogs for veterans on Veterans Day, and if your beloved fur buddy is with you he or she will get a "doggie dog," on the house. These are traditions carried on from the previous owner. The chilled box includes all of the fresh condiments, including more mustard and sauces, sliced tomato, diced white onion, sauerkraut, dill pickle relish, sliced peperoncini and pickled, diced jalapeño peppers. Between the choices on the table and the chilled condiment box, you have countless choices to make your hot dog truly unique. In addition, there is a table that holds a wide array of salts, spices hot sauces, along with mustard, ketchup and barbecue sauce. I started at the top of the menu and went with a "Quarter Pound Dog," custom dressed out to my every dining whim. Doc's Dawgs uses quarter pound wieners from Miller's Dogs, manufactured in nearby Lodi. This large dog was everything a hot dog lover could ever ask for, as the quarter pound dog was grilled perfection, tender, juicy, complete with natural casing. The dog was seated on a large, fresh bun, which fit the dog perfectly and added to the goodness. Note that the "dog" in Doc's Dawgs isn't your garden variety supermarket hot dog, it's a true hot dog, complete with natural casing. From the chilled condiment selection I added mayonnaise, plain yellow mustard, dill pickle relish, chopped white onion, along with a touch of sourkraut. I didn't add any of the salts or hot sauce from the table, as by the time I was finished, my dog was fully dressed. My first bite rewarded me with a satisfying "snap," thanks to the natural casing of the Miller's Dog. Yes, this was the real deal, as the dog was natural, which always is the place to start when you want to enjoy a superior hot dog. The dog-to-bun ratio was spot-on, which is crucial for a superior hot dog. The condiments worked in tandem with the dog to provide a perfect taste sensation. The hot dog was simply delicious! Now I know why all "foodies" and hot dog lovers rave about the amazing hot dogs, served by Doc's Dawgs in Sonora! Sonora hot dog enthusiasts have it right, as simply stated, Doc's Dawgs serves the BEST hot dogs in Tuolumne County! The dogs are amazing, the condiments are nearly endless, the patio seating is comfortable, and friendly hot dog chef Renee will treat you like a rock star. When you're looking for an amazing hot dog and more, think of Doc's Dawgs, located in Sonora, CA. Truly Five Star dining!

Was in Modesto for my niece's swim meet over the weekend. This truck graced us with its presence…read moreand thankful that it did. Their menu is pretty inviting with the vibrancy of the photos and the originality of the items. Their menu is comprised of everything hot dogs and fries. From hot dogs topped with crushed hot cheetos to fries topped with carne asada. They even had a hot dog topped with a fried egg. You walk up and are met with a smile. They are more than happy to answer questions and accommodate as much as they can. They truly want you to come back and if I ever see this truck again, I would be hard pressed NOT to come back.

Went to this Hot dog truck but in Merced off hwy 59 and Olive behind 7/11 in a location called…read morevalley Eats . The lady at the window was very nice. She took mine and my wife's order. I had the sancho dog no onions and she had the cheesy potato dog. I think mine was unbelievably good (A). She thought her was good (B).

Wassup Dawg came to a birthday party! Awesome idea! I had 3 choices of meat and went w all beef. I…read moreadded sautéed peppers and onions. It was delicious! Lots of sauce options. The service was friendly. Love the husband wife business duo.

I finally had the chance to stop by today and try a couple of dogs and both were delicious! I'm so…read morehappy that the location is within walking distance from my cabin. Thank you, Caroline and Jeff, you guys are doing a great job! And Lola is just the sweetest! I definitely recommend everyone try this place if you haven't yet.

They've added a drive thru! They make an awesome caramel macchiato and it's all donation based and…read moreis associated with the church next door. They have prayer slips and are charity based. They have really awesome polite kids running it too! My only side note is if you wear a uniform the parking lot is all fluffy dust type dirt so don't wear your boots until after you stop but the drive thru has pretty much solved that issue!

Cute trailer with positive vibes selling great coffee that truly is donation based. Nice shaded…read morepicnic benches to sit and chat, and convenient location next to Main Street . We will definitely be making it a regular spot