Nothing like a seattle dog after a night out on the hill. I'd highly recommend this spot to grab a dog on the go, so satisfying.

Seattle Hot Dogs That Continue To Satisfy! SITREP Enjoying another night trooping around Capitol Hill, catching friends, DJs and fun between The Baltic, The Comet Tavern and The Mercury. All this walking, drinking & dancing is making me thirsty. So enter.... COMET DOGS These guys are great, set-up nearby the Comet Tavern, providing a bounty of Hot Dogs, Polish Sausages, Hot Links and Bratwursts with condiments to your heart's content. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/comet-dogs-seattle-2?select=UEicg2INQ4mPD3RhYgVjsQ LE STYLE The first thing on the bun - as any good Seattlelite knows, is CREAM CHEESE. Nothing tones down the spiciness of a Hot Link, Tabasco sauce, Sriracha, or jalapenos like a good layer of cream cheese. And then add on the sauer kraut, and hot mustards, and you got a perfect dog! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/comet-dogs-seattle-2?select=-Ywcxpc1qd_XLJertf36_A THE LOWDOWN Comet Dogs keeps the "Hot" in hot dogs goin! read more

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This sounds disgusting. Cream cheese hot dog. Most major mainland cities have their own hot-dog specialty and this combo is one of Seattle's late-night comfort foods. These are guaranteed to soak up the liquor in your belly and tide you over for the cab ride home, thus are sold at stands all over the city (nearest in vicinity to clubs and bars). The one we visited happened to be nearest to the liquor establishment we left in Capitol Hill - look for it just a block past the bum holding the sign and yelling "Shit man, WTF?!" The ambiance and the company of the other patrons while waiting in line for your dog smothered in creamy white cheese can't be beat and I'll begrudgingly admit - they were delicious! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/2o1xKt66Frltb9NrEobRJA?select=xn4uU2bo06ZJcfkZUXWQqQ And if you're as happy with them as we were, don't forget to leave something extra for the chef ... he's got a jar just for it labeled "just the tip"! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/2o1xKt66Frltb9NrEobRJA?select=9OPxo_4G0RLp5-Zxo49FUQ #04/365 read more

Comet Dogs - a man cooking hot dogs on a grill - Hot Dogs Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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These guys are owed a beer for the many nights they've been friendly, helpful and just downright sweet to every drunkard that comes through their cart! I once dropped my hot dog in a state of fuzziness, and they replaced it right away. No charge. I suppose it's easier than hearing a whiny girl sob. And the grilled onions! I've tried to replicate it at home, to no success. The cherry on top are the sriracha, mayo, bbq, special mustard and fixings available. Now if they only had sweet pickled corn or some fake bacon, my universe would be complete. read more

Comet Dogs - Hot dog topped with kraut, sriracha, mayo, mustard and relish. The works. - Hot Dogs Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Guilty Pleasure. How good can a 2am Polish hot dog with cream cheese and grilled onions taste? Pretty amazing, and that's not the beer talking either. Although it cost $5, the dog was sizeable and filling. It took a slow paced 1 hour wait and experiencing attitude from the late night hot dog guy (he wasn't too polite too polite to my group and the guy in front of me, is all I'll leave it at), but was well-worth the interesting experience. Next time I'd like to try Monster Dog to see how it compares. read more

Comet Dogs - The Hot Dog Guy. - Hot Dogs Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This hot dog stand literally changed my life... and here's how: So myself and two guys from work ended up at King Cobra one night and were standing outside so the two of them could have a smoke. We had had multiple beers and collectively close to a full bottle of Jameson consumed between the three of us, so we were a bit... "Loose." Some even more drunk bimbo-ish woman comes stumbling by toting a hot dog. The following dialogue took place: Me: "HEY! Is that an AWESOME HOT DOG?!!!" Her::" YOU'RE an AWESOME HOT DOG!!" Me: "I'll AWESOME HOT DOG IN YOU'RE EYE!" (i'm aware of the mispelling of "your." but this is an accurate description of the conversation, and in my verbal drunkenness I used the incorrect version of the word. don't question it) I'm not even sure what I meant by that, but the alcohol had completely removed any verbal filter I would normally have (and my sober verbal filter is faulty at best). She proceeded to get drunkenly angry and kick over the sand-filled cigarette/ash tray pot thingy outside of king cobra spilling sand and cigarettes all over the sidewalk. It was then we realized getting one of these hot dogs was a fantastic idea. And where my life got changed is when the man serving the hot dogs asked me: "Would you like cream cheese on that?" I was in such disbelief. As a man who loves cream cheese on most things, I had never thought of this combo. And it was so good (as far as I can remember) I have not had a hot dog without cream cheese since (well, except chili dogs). Thank you sidewalk cream cheese AWESOME HOT DOG Man! read more

Creamcheese + hotdog + semi-cooked onions= tasty! This would have been better had the onions been sauteed rather then like semi-poached. And it would have probably tasted WAY better had I been smashed. read more

Finally, a delicious replacement to my lamented and loved Bacon Dog of San Francisco. I remember the first time I arrived at The Hot Dog Stand by The Comet - or as I call it, "Haaaawwwt dooogzzzz pla.," because I am usually drunk so my speech is slurred. It was raining and freezing damn cold. February, I think. For some reason my friend and I had been singing that "On a Boat" song and I kept drunkenly referencing MAH FLIPPAY FLOPPAYS as we stumbled toward the delicious aroma of mysterious meat sticks. Yeah, I dunno either. Maybe I was trying to trick myself into thinking that my feet were not soaking wet and numb. Whatever. All of a sudden I am in a line of people, and feeling slightly overwhelmed and worried. Will this hot dog cart live up to my lofty bacon-wrapped standards? Somehow, it did. And it has ever since. Cream cheese is the key. It gets the job done. The miracle-workers here slice the doggies down the middle and insert a lump of cream cheese in it. Then they load the puppy with tons of condiments (sans ketchup for me, thnx) and suddenly I am propelled to greasy heartburn heaven. Somehow, I prefer to visit this random hot dog stand when it is freezing cold. Somehow, in the warmer months, I just don't find myself desiring a hot piece of meat late at night. Maybe there is a medication to remedy my disinterest. I dunno. But it's cold again, so game on! I can nom nom nom on one of these all the way home. read more

-It's what you want after beer -It's unhealthy -It's filling -It's cheap -It's fast -It's messy Choose your wiener (beef, hot link, etc.) Optional cream cheese and grilled onions. Put some condiments on top. Now put it in your mouth, chew, and swallow. Congratulations, you just had an awesome hot dog! read more

Best veggie dog I have ever had. It was in 2007 and I still think about how good it was. Get it with cream cheese. Game changer. How is street food this good. read more

Comet Dogs - This is 2007 and still the best veggie and cream cheese hot do I have had. Still thinking about it. - Hot Dogs Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Update: This hot dog stand is no longer in front of The Comet. Last time I saw it, it was in front of the Havana Social Club across 10th ave. Sometimes it moves across Pike to Neumo's. Maybe there are 3 carts on that corner, but I haven't determined which one it is other than the guy running it is the tall skinny hipster wearing a fedora. Why is The Hot Dog Stand by The Comet no longer in front of The Comet, you may ask? The Comet got its own hot dog stand, it has similar signage, has the same offerings, charges the same prices, and it sucks. You think, it's just a grilled hot dog/polish sausage, with cream cheese and onions, how can one hot dog stand be better or worse? The Comet's cart is much slower, maybe the guy is new and only had the process described to him, the dog isn't split open and grilled to perfection, nor does he grill the bun properly. Go across the street and see how it's done with speed and finesse. read more

As someone who takes her hot dogs very seriously, this place is my favorite hot dog place in town! The first time I went I was sober and had just gotten picked up from the airport. Stopped at a red light and sitting in the back seat, I saw the umbrella of the hot dog stand and slipped out of the back door thinking hot dog first, reconnect with friends later. I have a confession -- I hate the cream cheese hot dog. I'm probably the only person in Seattle who feels this way, but seriously, yuck. My ideal dog: sauerkraut, sriracha, jalapenos, and grilled onions. The Comet stand's dogs are grilled, plump, and meaty, making Dante's competent dog look anorexic and waifish. And I can load up on all the toppings I want myself, until invariably, my mouth is on FIRE. If you're hungry around 2am, be prepared to wait (what feels like) 15-20 minutes behind some very smart people who know a good hot dog when they see one. Best way to spend $5, ever. I love you, Hot Dog Stand by The Comet. read more

This little stand is consistently in one place. That might sound insignificant, but it does have wheels and is parked on a hill. Capitol Hill, to be specific - a place where places tend to move around a lot. The important thing to know is that it's a reliable place to get consistently decent junk food when everything else has closed down. When I'm out and feeling a need for vittles to help stave off an impending hangover, I swing by for a $4 hot dog with cream cheese and onions (if you dare) and away I go. It beats Lunchables and a Slim Jim from nearby convenience stores. The stand is open most week nights in the summer and I think Thursday through Sunday in the colder months. Those of you with meat aversions might do better at the falafel truck by ChaCha... read more

Cream Cheese on a hot dog?? hmmm.... sounds a little suspicious. Like something concocted to appease throngs of enebriated masses with a bad case of the munchies or something. Actually, it works out pretty well. The creamyness of the cream cheese and the saltyness of the dog do a synergistic yin yang on the old taste buds and wammy! They grill the bun also to give it a nice toasty crunch. I usually get mine with the sauteed onions but this usually seriously compromises the overall structural integrity of your meaty treat but I don't care. Good even when you are totally sober! read more

I was out with a bunch of people, and I'd gone outside for a smoke and to cool down for a bit. Sarah B came out and after a moment, she made the announcement that we were going to get Cream Cheese Sausage Dogs. We walked the couple of blocks necessary, and after a short wait (10-15 feet of line takes about 3 minutes, from walk up to dog-in-hand) we hopped across the street to a less busy corner and ate in a huddle. It was amazing. I think that every late night meal I eat in this neighborhood will be here. I think that I will be experimenting with cream cheese and different dog-types to make this work at home, too. I think you should try this, unless: 1:) It's Friday and you're catholic. 2:) You're livin la vida kosher (although in all honesty I don't know if the dogs were actually kosher or not) 3.) You're allergic to being awesome. read more

Simplicity at it's finest. They have kraut, vegan sausages, ketchup, onions, mustard....I'm gold. After long night of concert going/bar hopping in capitol hill, this is what I want....oh...and the bun...bun is important too. This was the first hot dog stand that I noticed in the area and the first one i knew to have vegan options...i play favorites and this hot dog stand has my loyalty. read more

I think this is the best hot dog stand in Seattle. I've tried most of them, including Dante's. Sober, even. read more

Bowling, beer, rain, The Comet, rain, ripped flip-flop, rain, sticky feet, mexican coke, heavy rain,VEGGIE DOG and BURP. Nothing better than a not so greasy veggie dog to my GD surprise. Hits the spot at 2am. You're awesome Indian doode that runs the joint with courtesy and jokes. read more

The best hot dog stand in Seattle, hands down, no question. In the words of a friend visiting Seattle for the first time and lover of hot dogs and burgers, he proclaimed the hot dog with cream cheese and onions from this stand 'stupid good'. Let me tell you, that is the highest of compliments coming from this man. No other cream cheese dog quite lives up to the ones offered here! read more

You can't complain about this stand. Good quality dogs for a great price, $5 for any dog I believe. Multiple options beef, polish, hot link and even veggie. Friendly service and a good sort of condiments. And of course they have cream cheese. The good ol Seattle staple. If you're at the Comet or Neumos stop by this place. read more

The best damn hot dog in the city. Each dog is only $5, and comes with cream cheese if wanted -a unique ingredient that I highly recommend trying. The best part is that the stand is open late every night, and very quick service. read more

These are delicious, especially at 2:30 in the morning after a night of dancing and drinking. These really hit the spot and make a mean Seattle dog. read more

After being put or just done with work or walking around the city STOP HERE AND GET THE SEATTLE dog. Off street,no seating, but it's food and it's good stuff:) read more

The hot dogs look good, but they were plain and nothing special. This review comes from two dudes that love hot dogs and were craving the usual late night street food! We had the beef polish dog and a hot link Seattle style (cream cheese and onions). There were 2 carts across the street from each other and they both looked the same. Same buns, same dogs, same toppings, same price. Skip these and go to the other one down the street! read more

Street dogs don't get any better. The polish with onions and cream cheese is perfect. read more

Pretty good hot dogs.. especially late night. The guy wasn't too friendly, but then again there was a huge line. Cream cheese and carmelized onions is a delicious hot dog combination.. and then they have good dill relish and sauces and whatnot to add to your hot dog. It was pretty good but I think Haute Dog Girl in Kirkland is better, though that's not a stand. This place makes some good food for being a little stand on a corner. I would definitely go back after a night of drinking. read more

As New Yorker, putting cream cheese on a dog might sound as bad as ketchup and spaghetti. However, as a lover of cream cheese, it's actually quite delicious. They're larger than NY dogs, which helps mitigate that they're $5 a pop. A great late night eat though while surrounded by bars. read more

Hot dog with cream cheese? So freakin good. The quality of the dog kills the bacon wrapped. 1000 calories later this dog will turn into thigh fat. read more

Great service, great hot dogs. What more could you want from a 'drunken' cart stop on the way home?!?!?!

This hot dog stand is great. Where else are you going to get a great, quick and cheap meal at 2am? Try it with creme cheese and jalapenos. It's surprising delicious. read more

Had their veggie dog and my husband had their normal hotdog? I'm not too sure what it's called. But we were both very happy. Will definitely go back. read more

yeah! I never remember what happened before or after I go there but the cream cheese and onions in my hair in the morning tells me I had a great night with some great folks. read more

When you're stumbling around the hill like a pinball after a night of bar bouncing, this stand makes me smile. I know I will love the cream cheese dog and I know I probably need to eat! Yes, it's by the "vomit" but it's a Capital Hill standard. Always good! read more

This place is magic. The people that make the dogs there are super nice. A couple of weeks ago it started being a little rainy here for an hour or so, and I got a HUGE hankering for a Comet Dog. Ran down the street, and the Comet Hot dog Stand guy of the moment fired it right up for me even though he was probably freezing and gave me two fresh veggie dogs with cream cheese and ketchup. Yum. When I went it was still at the Comet, so I think they might have several carts or are affiliated with some other carts, or are just super cool and thus don't mind having some competition. There are enough veggies who want hot dogs to sprinkle around to several places on the hill which I think is fantastic. read more

This is my favorite seattle dog stand. Other stands either have too much, too little, or gross cream cheese. This stand does it just right, and their onions with a little sriracha hit the spot during a night out drinking. read more

Hit these brothers up, especially after hours on a weekend. They've been a fav. of mine since moving to the hood in '08...as a 17 year plus veg, best I've ever had. Cheers! read more

This is a solid place to grab a hot dog after clubbing but to me, it doesn't compare to the hot dog stand outside Neighbors which has many more flavors. The guy here is always nice though, there's plenty of people watching to be had and if you want a more "traditional Seattle style hot dog," this is a good spot to be. read more

Solid hot dog stand. A friend and I did a back to back taste test between the Seattle dog here and the one at Po Dog's. This one came out with a definitive lead. And for the non-believers out there still weary of topping your dog with shmear, you are seriously missing out. Once you try it, you'll never go back. read more

Hot dogs are my favorite food, but these hot dogs are the best I've ever had hands down. Go for a hotdog topped with cream cheese and carmelized onions and your night will be made read more