Love this spot!! Always good vibes a great food! Never have any issues with anything there!read more

Wow this was the best stand I've ever had compared going to a restaurant, everything was fresh, all…read morethe ingredients just flowed together, totally recommend coming by, they have the blue lights on Irvington. Will totally stop by when I'm here in Tucson.

The hot dog stand is located in a liquor store parking lot with plenty of parking. There are picnic…read moretables under a tent if you choose to dine. Cash or Zelle are accepted. I came here for a traditional Sonoran hot dog. The bun is toasted similarly to a lobster roll and I appreciate how it was cut to not have the toppings fall off. I really enjoyed the combination of condiments and toppings.

I've been going by this food truck for years and finally stopped in for lunch today. It's always…read moretempting to go up a few more blocks and hit El Nene. Friendly staff, decent menu, and small selection of taco condiments. Their pico is pretty good. I had 2 Al Pastor tacos for $7, loaded up with pico and different salsas. I like their medium-hot salsa, it's'll be back on the right taco, and is in the middle of the 3 salsas with the hot one at the top and the mild green one on the bottom. I'll be back - need to try their sonoran dog.

I go here with my friends all the time the foods always good a must try when I visit Tucson. The…read morecashier lady is nice, the hotdogs and mini bean tacos are always good.

I have made better tacos and Sonoran dogs at home. No love in the food…read more Also the packing makes zero sense if you order take out. They wrap it like a fish and the food condensates and becomes droopy and wet and feels like your eating pasta.

Glad to have caught them out and try the combo. I don't normally chase hotdogs, but glad to try…read moretheir version. The food was excellent and the service was fast/friendly. Definitely buy their food if you see them out.

Have had his food a number of times at Hoppy Vine and everything he makes is delicious! The…read morenachos, tacos and Sonoran hotdogs are all super!

Tripped across this food tent among several dozen during the one-day-only Made In Tucson local…read moreart/wares fest, late November. For once, Indian Fry Bread at reasonable prices (not like the vendors at the 4th Ave Street Fair). The staff is super friendly and deliver orders reasonably quickly (in less than 10 minutes, despite moderately long line). The fry bread is freshly fried and of medium-large size (about 8-9 inches in diameter). The red chili was quite good, if a tiny bit runny, so be sure to grab plenty of napkins and don't try to eat this walking or driving, Lol. The hostess who took my order said they also stake out Casa Video on certain evenings.

Cool food stand offering Native American fry bread. I believe they said they're Tohono O'odham…read moreNative members. The service was fast and friendly. The frybread was light and crispy. Definitely check them out for great food. They travel around but I caught them at Casa Video that night.

A nice little Sonoran Dog Stand. Like Sam P. said not the BEST, but they are focused on Sonora…read moreDogs and Preparados chips and quesadillas. They are at First and Glenn in the evening. During the day they are located Downtown in front of the main library at Pennington and Stone. (Vendors downtown change at times but they have been here for about two years) Primarily Spanish speaking, but never had a problem ordering. The best thing about getting your Sonoran dog here is they give a roasted yellow chili on the side. It's the little things that make this little place good. Two Sonora Dogs and a canned soda from a sometimes questionable and random ice box for $5 what more do you need?!

I'm fortunate enough to be able to have the two Sonoran hotdog combo almost every day for lunch. I…read morecannot recommend this place highly enough. Her prices are excellent, and the food is amazing. If you have the ways and means, I absolutely think you're losing out if you don't try this place.

Kenji Lopez-Alt was here only a week ago. I've been going regularly for about a month. Locals…read morehave been lining up here a lot longer. This place was my first bite into the iconic local Sonoran hot dog. I shouldn't have waited. I haven't eaten meat for decades but they have a veggie dog option and it's very good. I get it loaded with everything because it all works. This little food cart is worth the drive and the guys running it have the routine drilled in so you won't wait long. This place is on my list of places to take out-of-town friends.

Not sure how this little Sonoran Hot Dog stand got on my radar but happy it did as we had a nice…read morelittle lunch here today. The stand is small, menu items limited apart from the Sonoran Dog but did not care given that is why we came! The two gentlemen that were working were friendly and cooked up some tasty Tucson culinary gems. They have a cooler with condiments and offer various cold drinks under a nice shaded area with clean picnic tables. We have tasted many different Sonoran Dogs around the greater SE AZ area and Sinaloense delivers tasty dogs!

A true mom and pop food trailer. $7 for a Sonoran hotdog and aguas frescas. Totally worth it…read more Would have been nice if it was a little cheaper, but these are the times we live in. They have 4 tables with 4 chairs at each with a large canopy providing a lot of shade. They have generator running, the noise wasn't too bad. A wall between the seating and the generator would help. People trickled in while I was there, but there was always a place for them to sit. I'm glad I came here for lunch. This is the type of business that I like to buy from. I will come again, maybe even later today. You should come too, I bet you'll like it.

12 years and still fucking good! They've been around 12…read moreyears! Very good! Freaking friendly