Always a for-sure stop when I'm in town. Great food and chill vibe. Service is always good when I'm…read morethere. Top notch dogs - two thumbs up!

Mercury Dog and the Spicy Tulsan were just as good as ever. (The truck was at an event in Owasso…read moreat Three Dogs Bakery this weekend). It had seriously been years since I'd had a Mercury Dog. My favorite with cream cheese, raspberry jam and jalapeno relish. Weird but GREAT!

The OG of downtown street food scene, and always delivering the best weiners in Tulsa! I've had…read morethis food many times and will be back for more, their customer service is top notch

I go nuts for these weenies. a staple when we go downtown, they're no frill, interesting flavors (…read morekeep an open mind and branch out they're great!) forever a dogfather fan

Hotdogs brewed in beer. Top with several different toppings, including the original New York red…read moreonion sauce. Contact Curtis to set up your location for their service or find out their time. Check out their Facebook page to see when they are serving at my favorite business..

In Tulsa's arts district, this German beer hall surprised us. The food was fresh and tasty, very…read moreunusual take on German dishes. The bar staff were very nice and encouraged us to try the seasonal cider. Every Sunday night they have local bands and the band playing was excellent. The whole vibe was very welcoming.

Great DJ, great music, great staff, and great food. I would highly recommend. If you go I suggest…read moregoing by 8-8:30. That way you're not waiting in the long lines outside to get in with the young crowd. We had the chicken sandwich, vegan sausage , chicken sausage, lamb sausage, duck fries, and Brussels sprouts. All highly recommended. Drinks were strong yet affordable and delicious. I didn't get a pic of the drink I had but it was the blackberry frozen special and my boyfriend had some type of sunrise drink.

This place seems like it's seen better days…read more The food was fine. Nothing other-worldly but when you're going for coney dogs you ain't expecting gourmet. I had a coney and it was solid. They also had an option for a tamale with chili which kinda blew my mind - I had never seen that before, so of course I had to try that. It was decent enough - I found that the chili over powered the taste of the tamale but the chili was good so no complaints. The location was sparse. It's a big enough space but most of the seating was old school-type seats with an attached desk. Didn't make a ton of sense. There were only a couple tables available. I wouldn't avoid going there again but it would have to be a time when I'm really craving a coney.

Quick, friendly, no frills fast food spot for Tulsa's famous coneys, aka their version of a chili…read morecheese dog. We got 3 coneys and fries. The hot dog bun was thick and soft, hot dog a bit small and more of a focus on the chili. I thought it was just OK but glad I got to try a local favorite. The fried also felt a bit underfried but not bad. Give it a try; I always find it fun to check out local faves! Cool interior with school desks for seats.

I first had a Korean corn dog when I was in Seattle Chinatown and now we have this option here in…read moreTulsa. I love that they have these incredible egg sandwiches as well as real deal Korean corn dogs. If you've never experienced a Korean corn dog it's very different than an American corn dog because you can get sweet potato or regular potato on the outside or you can just get the really crispy outside batter. then they have all these sauces or cinnamon sugar that you can sprinkle on your corn dog and it just makes it that much better. It's super affordable and a really great spot especially if you wanna try something different and yummy. Everything is made to order and doesn't take too long.

My partner told me about this place & it came to mind when I was looking for something in the area…read more As many times as I looked up the menu, prepping myself for a moment like this, I wasn't ready as they're are so many options/ways the corndogs are served. I went with the classic, it gave me the idea of this spot & to try just about every option on the menu. The Classic was coated & fried to perfection. Light & crispy, made for dipping (you can get up to 3 cups for sauces). As I was waiting for the order to be ready, there were numerous condiments to choose from like chili, sriracha, garlic... I went with the sriracha & the chili. I enjoyed both sauces, I like to try chili sauces by the restaurant & theirs is the way I like it. The wait didn't take long at all, especially with me having a Mochinut to hold me over. I went with cinnamon sugar, which is something I'd usually go for anywhere to let me know how good to other flavors will be. All of the flavors caught my eye & there were plenty to choose from (like mango & blueberry to name a couple). Outside of those selections I made, there's another thing they're known for, they egg toast. The Teriyaki one is the one I might have to try first. The staff was nice. As if all that wasn't enough, they also have slushes.

$5 dollar frito pie! Bet. Great munchie food Not much to…read morethe building but old school dining counter!

I wish the old man that first had Chet's would have taught the new owners how to rake the grease…read morefrom the top of the chili. It soaks the whole dog until you can't taste anything else.

Great place to grab a meal when you need something quick or you just got done partying at or near…read moreTU and don't want to eat Taco Bell, Taco Bueno or Mazzio's. The staff is also friendly.

Undeniably the worst place to get a hot dog I have ever encountered…read more Cheap hotdogs, BAD CHILI,mushy buns and nothing else that's not pre packaged available. It's a mystery to me how this place is still open

it was clean, speedy and courteous. The early hours on Sunday had the Market packed as a whole but…read morethinned a bit later.

So the fries were great! However as someone who really loves a good cheesesteak, the raw chunks of…read morecarrot and celery in the sandwich were unexpected. I ate it, didn't hate it, didn't love it. I'm a little lost on that concept.