Honestly I'm not really a hot dog person, but I found this place walking along Hayes St while…read morevisiting from down in SoCal and my God the selection was just insane. I met Gabriel there, and he brought out the signature: "The Hayz". That was hands down the dopest hot dog I've tried I believe ever. I had that with the Elote bowl and man that was the perfect meal for the night ahead. Another item on the menu I highly recommend is The Tramp. The serranos pair so nicely with the bacon, onions and cilantro, and that sauce just completes it perfectly. Definitely recommend checking this place out if you haven't already.

Back in 7th grade, my best friend took me to a Vienna Beef spot right in the heart of our Chicago…read moresuburb. I was bewildered, having passed that shop weekly for five years without ever stepping inside. That initial bite into an authentic Chicago dog was burned directly into my memory, locking those exact textures and flavors into my palate forever. Ever since, I am always down for a Chicago dog. Fast forward 30-plus years to a Friday stroll through Hayes Valley. I had already grabbed a quick bite around the corner, but I wanted more. I popped into Hayz Dog to order The Fluky. The husband and wife team running the show deserve a massive hug for the warmth, pride, and love they pour into their food and their patrons. With my hot order in hand, I grabbed a seat at the parklet to continue my culinary journey. The Fluky hit so deep that middle school memories came flooding back. The crisp snap of the all-beef dog, the bright acid of fresh tomatoes and yellow mustard, the tart pucker of sport peppers, and that iconic neon relish was total perfection. It was an electric time machine in a poppy seed bun, cranking out a high-decibel mix tape of pure nostalgia. So, so GEWD! Completely satiated, I sat in the park and calmly admired the world moving around me as the sun dipped below the horizon.

Been seeing more The Foggy Weiner (who can't love that name?) around Pacifica - mostly in front of…read moreSurf Lounge or at Winter's Tavern (which is where I got my dog). No pretense. Just a good ol' dog when you want one. The gal who I always see at the cart tends to post on Next Door when and where she'll be vending. Give it a try and support a great little local small business :)

The Foggy Wiener, a new hot dog cart that made an appearance in front of Pacifica's Surf Lounge…read moremakes a passable chili-cheese dog. I am a sucker for just about any hot dog cart. And have definitely visited many around the planet. Including carts in NYC, Chicago, and yes, even around SF. So I was looking forward to trying out what a Pacific Hot Dog cart could serve up in a jif. Being what seems to me as a Brand New business, I have to say The Foggy Wiener has some way to go to equal any other cart I have eaten a hot dog from in the past. Some point below about their cart. Cleanliness is excellent. Appearance is basic towable food cart. Plain sign. But hey, you didn't come to hang out at the cart did you? Hot dog. Okay quality. The guy on the cart could not tell me the brand of the dog. But the flavor and texture was okay. Chili was okay too. Meat only. Nothing to write home about. But good for the hot dog. Cheese was good. No complaints here. Shred was what it needed to be for the dog. Actually, a lot of hot dog carts around the SF Bay area don't have cold cheese on their carts And I can understand why. So it was nice to see a cold grated cheese available. Bun was sort of a failure. Soft and warm to be sure. But also soggy right out of the warmer-steamer. If you buy a hot dog from The Foggy Wiener plan on stuffing in your mouth like you were at a hot dog eating contest. Because anything slow and the bun will just fall into a sog on the plate. Wrap / Plate. At this point The Foggy Wiener only has French fry holders or plates. If you get a hot with any kinds of liquids on it, such as their chili, plan of asking for a plate because you will need it Something else I would like to see offer is a foil wrap. The beach is a couple of hundred feet away. A wrapped dog to go would be a better option. Price for my Chili-Cheese with mustard hot dog was $7.00. In today's post-COVID world an okay price. But for size of the dog definitely not the value found in other locations. Be careful when you pay. The Foggy Wiener did know their own prices listed on their own menu for what I was buying. Payment is by CASH ONLY! No cards No other electronic payment. Probably would not accept a check either if you happen be carrying around your ledger, a quill, and an ink pot. So come prepared to slam down those greenbacks. Skill. This is a new cart and it shows! The guy on The Foggy Wiener's cart didn't know how to run the equipment. Popped the lids on several containers searching for the items I ordered. And was generally lost. Or maybe just nervous for the first customers? Was dropping utensils. Didn't know how deftly open the bun for dog and toppings placement. Dropped an entire square pan into the body of the warmer after moving it around. Everything shouted newbie cart owner. All this said, I would still like to go back in the future. As I said, I am a sucker for a hot dog. But I am also a sucker for a new business too. I would love to visit again after the owner has a change to learn their equipment and build up dog hocking skill. A decent Hot Dog I the Manor area would be great to take to the bluffs and beach to enjoy along with the coastal sunsets.

2.5 STARS $15.98…read moreSeafood Boil for one. From SerraManila. From a chain with an overall 3 star rating across various platforms. I mean, what's the worst that can happen? Hershey squirts? I'll risk it. Plus, SerraManila is continuing their glow up with the upcoming opening of Haidilao, Fogo de Chão, Bloomingdale's, and more. Still no Potato Corner tho. Anywho. * Seafood Boil For One ($15.98) - Choose two: Crawfish, shrimp, mussels, clams, or sausage - Includes rice, potato, and corn - Spice level: Mild, medium, or hot My pick: Shrimp & Sausage, HOT The highlights were the soft red potato, sweet corn kernels, and perfectly cooked white rice. The main event was ehhhh - the 5 pc head-on shrimp was overcooked and dry, while the sausage turned out to be sliced hot dogs. À la carte, the shrimp is $19.98/lb; IMO, overpriced for the size and quality. I think they may use their Nashville chicken spice mix for the Cajun sauce. It's savory, very oily, and mild for "hot". I wish they added fresh garlic to boost the overall flavor. Since you have to drive to Man Jose for good Cajun seafood boils, Burnin' Mouth is worth a try if you're in the area. Just keep your expectations low and you're good. O T H E R I N F O * Burnin' Mouth is a SoCal chain/franchise that specializes in Nashville Hot Chicken and Korean Corn Dogs. * They also own Devil & Angel Desserts next door that sell trending viral desserts. * Order via two kiosks. They need text notifications because you cannot hear the staff call out order numbers. * Order took 15 minutes (not busy). * Four tables outside the storefront, still inside the mall (SerraManila is dog-friendly).

This place is kind of random in a fun way. The name highlights Nashville hot chicken, but they also…read moreserve Korean corn dogs and popcorn chicken, which makes for an interesting menu. Ordering is super easy since everything is done through a kiosk, and my order was ready in about 10 minutes, which wasn't bad at all. I ordered the original Korean fresh corn dog with a few sauces, and it was really good. I didn't realize the sauces would be added directly onto the corn dog rather than served on the side, so the flavor combo I picked didn't quite work together the way I expected. That said, it was still tasty overall and not a deal-breaker. I also got the sweet chili K-popcorn chicken, which was juicy, flavorful, and probably my favorite item. Overall, it's a solid spot to grab a quick snack. My only wish is that there was an option at the kiosk to request sauces on the side, which would make customizing orders a lot easier.

I never posted when they first opened on Taraval street and I had tried all their types of outer…read morecoating of their cheese dogs. There was the normal batter, the ramen, cornflakes, the regular potato and sweet potato were the flavors they had. They are all good in their own way. There was a time I was fully obsessed with Korean K-pop and Korean dogs and Stix was high on my list back then. Eating on a daily is definitely not healthy for you and will give you high cholesterol probably. I am always craving cheese, so you may see me here ordering a pure mozzarella cheese or potato cheese if sweet potato cheese with sugar. Yummy in my tummy for the summertime!

| April 1, 2026 | We…read morewere a bit hungry after our walk and I've never been here and definitely worth it! You self order on the kiosks and after a few minutes our food and drinks were ready. You'll be notified via text. * Original Korean Fried Chicken Wings: Korean fried chicken wings in 3 different delicious flavors. Original if you dig the no sauce and crispiness of outer crust. Then they have a spicy and non-spicy soy garlic sauce for all you sauce lovers! Try them all! 6 in an order. $11.95 * Mango Lemonade with 50% Ice $6.25 * Taro Fresh Milk with 50% Ice, 75% Sweet and Boba $7.55 * Large seasoned curly fries $7.10 * Hotdog made with all beef hotdog, rolled in panko bread crumbs with light sugar $6.80

The Barn is our favorite lunch spot after spending time at the beach. Order inside, then all…read moreseating is outdoors. Plenty of tables and space for families and pets. I would recommend trying the Mac Attack. They are deep fried mac and cheese cubes and the main reason we keep coming back. Staff is always super kind and helpful. Restroom is smart and clean.

I've eaten at The Barn many times over the last couple of years and have always enjoyed it. Today,…read moreunfortunately was very disappointing. The food was good as usual. The service and cleanliness were the issues. I arrived with my wife and our 2 year old grandson for an early lunch and walked in about 11:01. Yelp said they open at 11am so I had no reason to think that would be an issue. The young woman at the register, whose name I did not get, seemed to be somewhat in charge as she was asking other employees to do certain things. I ordered when she was ready and went out to the patio table areas where the kids play area is. My wife asked me to ask them if there was a pooper scooper because there were a couple piles of dog poop on the play area grass. I went back to the register and just let them know there was dog poop out by the tables on the grass. She said she knew and would have someone clean it up soon. I said thanks. As I walked out of the restaurant and past the outdoor pick up window I hear her say to the other workers "you know what I hate is when people get here before we open and start asking me to clean stuff up." First, I wasn't early. You were open. Second, it's a health issue and I felt I was very nice in how I kindly let you know there was an issue that you would probably want to address. So I return to the tables and start to realize how unkept and dirt the whole place really is. Please see the attached photos. Where I probably wouldn't have left a review or photos before, the rude and incorrect comment about me letting them know there was dog poop where kids play before they eat made me decide this deserved a review. Please see the attached photos. The cashier/manager? at the very least deserves significant retraining. Maybe a list needs to be made of specific tasks a staff member is responsible for every day before opening and that staff member would initial that they completed the tasks. You know... 1) check for and clean up all dog poop on site. 2) wipe down all tables and benches. 3) clean up all trash, including all little bits of food, napkins, pens, etc off the ground. 4) check all napkin dispensers that they are full and tops are on and they are in the same place on all tables. The poop photo is the last one listed. I couldn't seem to get it first in the list. I didn't take photos of everything (more poop and trash) because I hadn't yet decided I would write a review. But here it is.

I grew up in Southern California, not the Cool part...inland. Not the greatest place but the…read morecoolest parts of my town were the local Deli and the local Pizza place. I had those in my next hometown of Benicia where my kids grew up, but that's kind of their town now so I needed to find a town of my own. I've been hanging out in Pacifica a bit cuz of the magic of the Taco Bell beach, but it's another square block of Pacifica that showed me the magic of this place. I've had about 47 meals over the past couple weeks at the Sun Valley shopping center near the Sanchez library annex. The uppercrust Deli rocks... No as bagels in the morning I've had two wraps and a falafel Sammy and a meatballs sandwich that Italy should ask for the recipe for and I still have about 20 sandwiches to try... Goodfellais at night for a beer and a piece of Pizza and the Cool jukebox or even some amazing garlic where they called cloves on toast I had last night... Home cooked burgers at the City Grill with great light night conversation... I'm looking forward to trying the mu shoe pork at the chinese restaurant but the Home cooked meats and mashed potatoes at the grocery store keep diverting me because they have that Cool Mexican half leader soda in a glass bottle. Anyway I have to finish my chicken wrap because I got a Cool hot sauce for half Price at the grocery outlet that I want to try and I have to hit 110 million on the pinball machine to get my name up there and I'm stuck in the 60s Cool places to try still just like Taco Bell Beach. Plus I rent cds free at the library next-door with the frisbee Park and BMX track that my dog likes. I have to cut and paste this review for the other places so you may see it somewhere else cause I'm not just gonna rewrite a separate one for each Cool place. No I have not been paid for this endorsement I just like Pacifica except for the house prices and the dog park is a little bit stuffy.

Upper Crust is still a solid four stars in my book. Every time my kids want a local sandwich, Upper…read moreCrust is where they head to. We recently picked up sandwiches. I ordered a veggie sandwich add turkey (call me weird but I like all the veggies except for onions that come in the veggie sandwich) and needed some protein as well. We got a total of four sandwiches and everyone was happy with theirs, except me. My sandwich was good but was missing the turkey. We ended up paying for extra meat that we didn't get. Overall, still a solid experience and a local fave of ours!

Fun in a bun is the best I needed to feed 50 people and I had a budget of a $1000 they came with a…read morenice hot dog cart and they gave us all you can eat hot dogs and sausages that included drinks and chips it was fun I would call again

Great food, affordable for SF! Will definitely return when back on west Coast…read more Ambiance was like an indoor bierhalle in floor to ceiling windows. Good food for the price.

One of my friends is a server at Wursthall, and she said it's closing! I had to try it and wanted…read moreto be there for her last shift before they permanently closed. Ordered two sausages, two burgers, one salad, and one of each side. Also tried the chicken schnitzel. My only regret is not coming here sooner! It's a very laid back, yet charming spot with high ceilings, beers, bench-tables, and an upstairs! They even played the Giants game on their screens. Everything tasted well-thought out, and the price point was fair. I'm sorry I didn't come sooner, but I'm glad I tried it before it's gone.

Love this place, probably one of the best burger spots in the Bay Area. I stopped by Big Mouth…read moreBurger for dinner, and it was an awesome experience from start to finish, their service is fast and efficient. I was pleasantly surprised when I stopped into Big Mouth Burgers last week! I was in the area and was craving a burger so I found this on yelp. The Giants Burger was another standout. We asked for it medium, and it came out perfectly cooked. The burger was juicy, flavorful, and everything you'd want from a quality burger.Overall, the sitting area is really nice and stylish. Definitely would come back.

This is my last time! Fries were burnt and burger was dry…read morewith little bbq sauce. The price for the combo was $23.02 which is outrageous especially with the quality of the food. 3 months ago I bought the same combo and it was under $20. No more I have given this joint to many chances and now the prices are over the top!