I've never tried this place but it's been around since 1996 and I guess my mom used to go here…read moreduring her lunch break when she worked at Willoughby hearing aid center, but it was around not too far down the road. Great hot and it's hard to find a good hotdog place that really serves up the flavor the size and good quality like this and the milkshakes are delicious as well. Owner seems really friendly and I'll definitely be back to get more Frank's.

This is a great spot for a quick lunch or snack! The hotdogs themselves are very tasty and they had…read morelots of good toppings. The stand is very cute and the service was fast. It was fun to watch them hand dip and fry the corn dog.

A Tasty Stop at The Doghouse!…read more The Doghouse in Portland offers a fun twist on classic favorites. I ordered two Chicago dogs along with their cheesy kicking fries. The plating and overall presentation were outstanding, and you can tell they take pride in the way their food looks when it hits the table. The Chicago dogs were good, but I felt the build could have been a bit closer to a traditional Chicago style. They were not bad by any means, just not quite at the "great" mark yet for that authentic Windy City bite. The cheesy kicking fries, on the other hand, were full of flavor and definitely hit the spot. I look forward to trying more on the menu next time!

Man, I love this food cart. They have the best tots and their burgers are dependably great. They…read moreare under new ownership and it really shows... the staff is way friendlier and I love the way they are making their breakfast burritos with a runny egg in them now. The prices are very fair here too. With I would have snapped a picture of the cross section of my Sirens Call burrito but you'll just have to trust me.

Great service. Really nice people in a cool bohemian setting off Hwy 99. Love the artwork all…read moreover. The host explained the menu to us and we got a couple of chili dawgs (Everyone's Fav), hold the sour cream, with an order of fries. Yes, they accept credit cards. They hand you a buzzer that tells you to collect your order and it worked for us from the nearby parking lot. I'm sure the sour cream would have made it even more over the top good but both of us are sadly lactose intolerant and not big believers in dairy subs. However, the seasoned fries were hot and tasty and perfect to dip in the excellent chili. I just lost my soul cat and these dawgs were a perfectly indulgent, guilty treat on a days like these where I need to wash the blues away.

I love the idea of this small take-out joint. Entrepreneur quits her regular job to create a small…read morerestaurant. Her daughter also quits to help her out. Lots of fresh made menu items, some with a twist from time honored recipes. I really want to support them, but one problem . . . I've gone two times in the last four days around 11:15am, and they were closed. As far as I know, they should be open at 11am. On Saturday, I saw a young lady come of of the door, so I walked over, and she said the owner wasn't there yet, and invited be to come back in 30 minutes. i finished my other arrands and came back 40 minutes later, and they were still not open. I parked in the lot behind the tiny restaurant and waited another 10 minutes before finally leaving. Three days later, I came by at about 11:15am again, and they still hadn't opened. I understand the challenges of a small business, but someone needs to understand the importance of opening on time! I'm not on a clock for work, but if I had been and clocked out to go for lunch, and they weren't open 20-25 minutes after they should be, I'm not sure I would ever go back. I will give them another chance, because I want to support them. I will stop by after 11:30, and hope they are open. UPDATE: I decided to give them another chance and I went by for the third time in six days. This time i waited until 11:40 because the last two times it was closer to the opening time of 11am. SHOCKER!! They were still not open, or even looking like they would be any time soon. The front door was locked, the chairs outside were still stacked and there was no sign that anyone was around. For me, that's strike three. You would think a small business would do all they could to be open on time. And if you have a valid reason for not being open, leave a small not at the door. I'm sure the food is good, but I won't waste my time driving the 4 miles to try again. Sorry ladies!

Zach's Shack is the total da bomb in a good way of course, in SE Portland. It's got that laid-back,…read moreworn-in charm with kind of a late '70s punk dive vibe, but in the best way possible. Dim lighting, no frills, not pretentious at all. Just good vibes, good people, and amazing hot dogs. I was doing a hot dog crawl and Zach's Shack easily took the top spot. The menu's limited, but what they do, they nail. Indoor Outdoor seating, cornhole, ping-pong, and affordable drinks make it a great hangout spot, especially when the weather's nice. It's the kind of place where you can actually talk to people, easygoing, local, and full of character. The bartender was amazing so If you're into unique, unpolished, authentically cool bars with killer hot dogs, this one's a must.

Do not frequent this place. I tried once more than once to order from there using Door Dash and…read morethey canceled my order. I called the restaurant and they said they were too busy. I guess they don't like staying in business!

I can't believe I've never reviewed this Portland staple before... ‍…read more My first time in years... I no longer live in Oregon. But I was in town with some time to kill, so naturally this was my lunch choice, and it did not disappoint. The ambiance of the place really sets the tone, and those coney dogs with meat sauce and onions just hit the spot perfectly. Nothing has changed in 40 years, save the price maybe. They still give you a card from a standard deck of cards to represent your order number when your food is ready. In my humble fat man's opinion, this very well could be the best coney dog west of the Mississippi. Prost!

I really wanted to like Roake's and made a special trip to get their Coney Hot Dogs. But their…read more"meat sauce" is not authentic and had too much beans in it (I had authentic Coneys in Detroit and NY). I was not expecting true authentic coneys but was hoping for good enough, these were not it. And their burgers were meh. On the positive side, prices were cheaper and the service was friendly.

Damn awesome place with possibly the best hot dog I ever had in Portland. Had a Larodeo dog with a…read moreranch water cocktail that were incredible. It was also great chatting with the owner about Texas stuff, super cool guy! Fantastic place to stop for a dog, drink, and a slice of Texas.

Back in the day Legion Moto used to be a really cool spot that hosted private events, one moto show…read moreafter parties, and sold these fire hot dogs. My man has never been before so yesterday we rode our motorcycles over for the first time since it transitioned to Third Coast Hot Dogs... and let me just say: yikes. Let's get into it. The spot itself is popular with bikers and has a So Cal vibe to it. If you want to sit inside, the gangster rap is too loud for a conversation so snag a bench outside or prepare to stand if you want to talk. (Also, it's super awkward to sit with a bunch of wasps while N--- this N----that blares over the loud speaker while children run around and play.) We ordered two hot dogs. $10 each. We sat down at an open table that was dirty but after looking around, they all are. I guess clean tables aren't a priority here. It took 35 minutes for two lukewarm hot dogs on a day they weren't busy. My guess is because they don't actually have a kitchen and cook everything on hot dog rollers and hot plates at the bar. I've spent less time waiting for my $1.50 hot dog from Costco with 35 people in line and had it taste better than my $10 hot dog from third coast. They brought everyone else their food but called our number to come grab it from the counter which we could barely hear over the gangster rap. At that point, my man was pissed because now it's starting to feel like they just don't want our business. But still, even after all that time, he grabs our $20 hot dogs from the counter with high expectations, we take our first bite, and are immediately disappointed. My pickled onions were still frozen, the hot dog was lukewarm and bland... I took one bite, grabbed my things, and left our food on the table. If you're craving a really good hot dog with awesome service and a cool vibe... go somewhere else. I was really looking forward to this place too. Bummer.

Food is really great quality. Service is amazing. Robin is…read morethe kindest woman I have ever met. This place is amazing!

Simple hotdog done spectacular ways. The owner is super friendly and chatted us up while we waited…read more The dogs are typical fare, what makes them special are the toppings you can add. We loved ours great stop while perusing downtown. FYI cash or cashapp only

What can I say - a Portland staple. All dogs made-to-order. Casual, fast, easy…read more The sweetest folx providing friendly, family-like customer service.

I loved my experience here over the weekend! My sister and I stopped in - I got the Rueben & she…read moregot Hannah's special. It was delicious!! Overall what will make me come back is the owners - They are the kindest and most welcoming people I've ever interacted with in the restaurant industry. Please stop by and support this small local business! They have amazing people, delicious food, and fast service. PS: The used to operate under the name The Fried Onion

The food is excellent! The place is so neat and surely an experience like no other in town. I…read morerecommend Kellan's dogs to anyone who wants to try more flavorful hot dogs or many other menu items served,, the delivery option is awesome!! So far Kellan's dogs are the best hot dogs I've had anywhere!!

A great neighborhood dive bar that hits the spot for quality comfort food and a relaxed atmosphere…read more While it's quiet during the day, it's a fantastic and unpretentious stop to grab a quick drink and a bite. Seattle Dog (4/5): A great hot dog with a satisfying snap to the sausage. The caramelized onions add a wonderful sweetness, and the layer of cream cheese adds a rich savoriness that brings everything together, though an extra smear of cream cheese would elevate it even further. While $8 initially feels slightly high for a single hot dog, it comes with a side of Fritos (regularly $3 on their own), making the combo a solid value overall. Logistics Tip: Visiting on an early weekend afternoon means beating the crowds entirely, with only a few other patrons around and plenty of easy neighborhood parking. Keep in mind that food is made to order directly by the bartender, so expect a reasonable wait of around 15 minutes for your order to come out.

Perfect dive bar! Funky and dive-y in all the best ways. Adorable and easy to read drinks menu with…read moreSO much to choose from. Friendly bartender! Didn't stay too long, just enough for a night-cap with friends after a dinner across the street but I can tell if I lived close-by I'd wanna be in here all the time. The energy inside felt like the place had seen some wild times!