I used to came to this place when I was in Preparatoria, around 1988, and until this all years,…read morethis place is one of my favorites when I come to my hometown! The buns and sausage is totally different to all hot dogs! It's close to la Minerva, prices are reasonable and they close late I definitely going to keep coming here!!

Casual, tasty and quick. Think of it as a sort of classy -cough- hipster -cough cough- but…read moreaffordable hot-dog stand. The 'dogs are healthy in size and the prize is okay. They divide their decently sized menu by meat: pork and beef/pork (beefork, porkeef??) and they also have a vegetarian option, which is nice. I don't think they take plastic, so beware. You'll quickly become a regular here, i guarantee it.

This place is quick, affordable and fun! Kind of an outdoor laid back vibe. Great, attentive staff…read more The food is great! The menu is short and sweet with a brats or italian sausage option. There is something for everyone on this menu! Its a breath of fresh air and not so heavy and intense as other eateries in Providencia. YUM!

Came stumbling out of Primer Piso and found this great cart. It was greasy, tasty, and left our…read moreclothes smelling like fantastic street food. Did we regret it in the morning? Of course! But hey, we slept well.

Only the most amazing hotdogs Guadalajara style! Soft pillows of heaven! The burgers are also…read moreamazing! Since no one can recognize me in this review well I ate 1 hotdog and 1 burger! LOL will most definitely be back

I was expecting a lot more out of a house made sausage, I didn't like it. Not to mention the…read moreavocados in my Mexa dog were black/rotten, my chips where all small like it was the last of the bag and my lemon water tasted dirty. It was all terrible. Sucks because I was looking forward to my meal. Don't eat here, waste of time and money.

Not being a hotdog lover I was pleasantly surprised that these ones are not bad. The place has a…read morevery hipster vibe, it's a cute place to get a quick bite. That being said, how do you serve hotdogs without beer, especially when your place is called Furter, it's supposed to be German inspired but what self respecting German doesn't have beer always at his fingertips. Oh and the coke was not cold and tasted funky. But good hotdogs. My boyfriend however was so horrified at the lack of beer that he's sworn never to come back. Additional important information, they don't accept credit cards, cash only.

Great Dogos, amazing the different types of they have, and also, you may try to break a record if…read moreyou're really hungry.

Any time in any country whether it's your first time or not, you have to rely on others for…read morerecommendations. The night clerk politely directed us to Torta El Rey. El Rey? I immediately had flashbacks to From Dusk to Dawn with Clooney and Tarantino. No Vamps here but what you'll find is a 24 hr taco, torta and burrito place with a decor from In and Out. The White walls with red neon signage with not an empty table in sight was just what 4 weary travelers needed. We quickly got an empty table and sent the ladies to order. The order came quickly and without a lot of fanfare but that's ok at 15 pesos a taco less than a $1 it is what it is. The tacos were superb. I would recommend the Lengua tacos. ( beef tongue ) if you have sampled these in the states, there's no comparison. The tacos al pastor with good as well. There's plenty of sauces and complements at the table. Overall it's safe, traveller friendly and the price is very affordable. Last note. We sampled the Torta Ahogata with chicken. The Torta Ahogada is a local speciality but in this case skip it.