Great hot dogs with a variety of toppings of your choice. Customize your dog how you want it and go…read moresit in the park to enjoy it. ..came back to add more to my review. I like to consider myself a hotdog aficionado, they're my breakfast lunch and dinner on camping trips. The hotdogs here were huge and cooked well, the man behind the grill was slinging jokes as well as dogs and had my group smiling as we waited and added condiments. The only thing I would have done differently was take a picture to post here before I devoured this delicious tubed meat. If I'm ever in Seattle again, I will be back for another dog or perhaps two.

Found this little hot dog stand near the Space Needle and it was great! A large hot dog, which you…read morecan get with a variety of toppings but they have a few specialty options, of which, I got the Seattle Dog. It was good! I appreciated the variety of toppings you could get and also different hot dog options to accommodate different dietary needs (i.e. veggie dog, halal, kosher, etc.). I did pay $10 for one hot dog which is a little pricey in my opinion, but still a tasty option for a quick bite if you're out exploring Seattle.

I needed to grab something small to keep me going through the day. It was near lunchtime and I…read morewasn't ready for a heavy meal. I had passed by this on several occasions and decided this would hold me over until dinner. I stepped up to the counter and placed my order. It was that simple. Paid and within a few minutes my order was ready. I went with a Kosher Style dog topped with chili and cheese with a large lemonade to accompany. When my order was ready I had to find somewhere to relax and consume. All nearby benches were taken and I went toward the water. Standing along the railing is where I decided down this quickly. The dog was constructed in an interesting manner. Shredded cheese was the base, then the dog, and then the chili. The cheese didn't really incorporate into this very well. I know the intention of this was to have the heat from the dog melt the cheese, but I think it would have melted more if either being on top of the dog or the chili. Letting the heat of the chili melt it a bit more. This didn't detract much from the flavor, but it would have helped with the cohesiveness of the dog. I appreciated being given utensils. I thought I'd be a champ and just consume this by hand. However, this would have been a huge mess and I would have worn a lot of this. The utensils also came into use when the dog was gone, everything that dropped off of here, including the onions I added after receiving the dog, needed to be gathered up and eaten as well. Pairing this with the fresh lemonade was the right choice. The saltiness of the dog had to be washed down. The drink was perfect, not too tart and not too sweet. A light meal that definitely got me through until dinner.

I'm sure that, given the location, the Frankfurter is viewed as a tourist location. But they make a…read moregreat hot dog! I love the fun decorations and vibe, and of course you get great views! They have a larger menu than I expected, including cookies and drinks. The woman running the booth was really nice and talked to us about Seattle. I got a Seattle dog- cream cheese and onions- and the flavors were amazing! My friend got a normal dog with all the toppings and then added more from the counter on the side. For the location and price, this is a great lunch option!

First time we tried them! Loved the Seattle dogs! It's so juicy w/the cream cheese, onions &…read morecoleslaw veggies!

Postmates will deliver your street meat and Dirty Dogs did not disappoint! We tried the spicy dog,…read morebeef dog, and polish dog. All were perfectly cooked, but I'd say the spicy dog was the favorite and polish dog was the least favorite. We ordered different toppings on each and all were done correctly, with just the right amount. Delivery was fast and the dogs were packaged well. Will definitely order again next time the craving strikes.

Jack's BBQ is a staple Washington chain known for their Central Texas-style BBQ. They have…read morelocations in South Lake Union (SLU), SODO, Columbia Tower, Bellevue/Redmond, Algona, Lakewood, and Federal Way. I have been to both their SLU and SODO locations. Their claim to fame is that "BBQ Sauce isn't needed - the meat is amazingly delicious!" However, they always provide BBQ sauce at the table and sell bottles of their BBQ sauce to take home, so not entirely sure how much they believe in their saying... On my most recent visit to the SLU location, a large group of co-workers and I went out for a celebratory occasion and ordered the: - SMOKED SWEET TEA ($4.50) - smoked brown sugar, simple syrup, and iced tea. This also comes as a cocktail with vodka ($14.50). This drink was honestly just alright and I probably wouldn't get it again personally. It had a slightly savory and smoky after taste, but kind of tasted like you just put a few drops of liquid smoke in the drink. - BUTTERMILK HUSHPUPPIES ($9) - golden brown and piping hot (like literally straight out of the fryer!) served with tartar sauce and honey butter. While they were super fresh and hot hot hot, they were a bit too dense for my preference. It was worth a try, but I would just stick with the regular buttermilk cornbread instead. - LONESTAR FRIES LOADED WITH QUESO AND BEEF BACON ($14.50) - french fries coated in velveta cheese with crumbles of bacon on top. One of my co-workers wanted to give this a try, so wasn't my choice or pick, but this appetizer was also pretty rich and dense. I also would not order this again as I found it too salty. - PICNIC ($98 - enough for four or more people to share!) - brisket, ribs, sausage, pulled pork, chicken, white bread, homemade pickles, jalapeños, and four sides. For sides, we chose the REMOULADE COLESLAW, BUTTERMILK CORNBREAD, QUESO MAC N CHEESE, and SWEET CORN PUDDING. Because there were 8+ of us, we upgraded the side sizes to 12-oz for $8, as part of the picnic deal. We additionally got a side of WAGYU BRISKET (a Wednesday-only special). - BRISKET/ WAGYU BRISKET - tasty, but surprisingly was on the drier side. I don't know if I really could tell the difference between the Wagyu and their normal brisket. I was expecting a much more moist piece of meat, but seemed kind of lean. - RIBS - these were my favorite in the basket. Sweet, juicy, and falls right off the bone! - SAUSAGE - they give you two types to try - spicy and cheese-filled. The spicy has jalapeño in it and definitely has a small kick. The cheese-filled is mild and slightly saltier. - PULLED PORK - also on the saltier side, but at least it's relatively moist and pre-shredded. - CHICKEN - mostly dark meat (which is my preference), but can't say there's really anything special about their marinade. Nothing to write home about here. - REMOULADE COLESLAW - your standard shredded cabbage coated in a sweet and slightly peppery and tangy mayonaise dressing. No complaints here. - BUTTERMILK CORNBREAD - this side is an ABSOLUTE MUST. My co-workers and I were blown away by how good the cornbread was here. It comes with a dollop (more like a scoop) of butter drizzled with honey, but even on it's own, it was absolutely amazing. It was crunchy on the outside and soft and fluffy on the inside, like a good cake. - QUESO MAC N CHEESE - This side was evidently rich, but less rich than the Lonestar fries. It was creamy, savory, and came with a sprinkle of breadcrumbs on top. I liked that they used spiral macaroni as opposed to your typical half tube macaroni as it gave more texture and chew to the dish. - SWEET CORN PUDDING - I thought I would've liked this one more, but similar to the hush puppies, this dish was also too dense for my liking. However, it was a nice and sweet complement to the mostly savory dishes otherwise. **TLDR- for mains sides (as I've basically tried them all at both locations), I would recommend the ribs, buttermilk cornbread, remoulade coleslaw, Gramma's collard greens, and mustardy potato salad.** For dessert, we ordered one of everything off the menu and honestly, dessert was 10/10!: - PEACH COBBLER & ICE CREAM FOR TWO ($12) - this cobbler was fantastic. It was moist, gooey, and had the perfect amount of sweetness. It was served warm and the ice cream just melted right into it! - PECAN PIE -1996 TEXAS STATE FAIR CHAMP, ALA MODE ($9.50) - this pie was fantastic too. It was sticky, chewy, buttery, and everything a good pecan pie should be. No wonder it was a prize-winning dessert! - BANANA PUDDING WITH NILLA WAFERS ($6.50) - this pudding was creamy, rich, and full of bananas and whipped cream with strong notes of vanilla. The nilla wafers offered a nice crunch and love how they crumbled some on top of the pudding too! Service was wonderful and we got our food within 20 minutes after ordering. The atmosphere is casual and family-friendly. Overall: 4/5 for food, 4/5 for service, 4/5 for atmosphere

I'll admit, I'm a tough critic when it comes to BBQ because I make my own, while my wife handles…read morethe sides and desserts. So we definitely have our preferences when it comes to good BBQ. I ordered the Double Trouble ($35.99) with brisket and ribs. We received three pork ribs and about 2 1/2 slices of brisket. The brisket had a nice smoke ring, but unfortunately it was dry. Since we ordered later in the evening, it may have simply been toward the end of the night and the brisket had been sitting for a while. The ribs were just okay. They weren't fall-off-the-bone tender, which doesn't bother me, but they were missing some flavor. The BBQ sauce actually saved the meats. It added some much-needed moisture to the brisket and gave the ribs a better flavor. The combo came with your choice of 2 sides, my wife picked collard greens and cornbread. I also added another order of collard greens ($6.49), ranch beans ($6.49), and the bread mix with white bread, pickled onions, homemade pickles, and jalapeños. The collard greens and ranch beans were both good, and I really liked the pickled onions and homemade pickles. My wife wasn't a fan of the cornbread because it was extremely sweet, she said it was more like cake than cornbread. For dessert, we ordered the Peach Cobbler ($13.99). It came baked in its own individual tin, but it wasn't what we expected. The flavor was okay, but the center was very doughy and seemed like it may have needed more time in the oven. Overall, the sides were the strongest part of the meal. Unfortunately, when I'm ordering BBQ, the meat has to be the star, and the brisket and ribs just didn't do it for us. Not terrible by any means, but based on this meal, it wouldn't be at the top of my list for BBQ.

This is my neighborhood, and I have hit them all, and this stand does the best dogs, the buns are…read morethe firmest (not that MY buns are being helped by the onions and creamcheese) and the quality is the most consistent of all the stands on the Hill. I load up the Spicy with the CreamCheese, Onions, Kraut,honey mustard and a little Rays BBQ Sauce. Has to be on my list of my last meals when the giant earthquake is going to flatten Seattle into a pile of rubble. Friday or Saturday night, the siren song of the tasty dog hits, and from my door, I can just about smell the grilling. Lucky my gym is across the street, an hour on the treadmill and I am just about back to neutral for this indulgence.

my #1 top pick for seattle dogs. rain or shine, drunk or sober, i will walk miles for this dog…read more have been doing such for years now. only place i'll go for the dog. to each their own when it comes to how you like your dog done up, but they never disappoint. they've got all the good toppings, which i sincerely appreciate, and the quality is always consistent. personally, i do the hot link seattle style and whatever i end up putting on there, i always add some extra jalapeños on top for the walk home. even if you choose to wait and partake at home, they're the only dogs i know that can last the journey home without falling apart or getting soggy. built 2 last. regarding the service, it's been the same guys out there every weekend since i've been going. they're always nothing but real good energy and super funny. plus they always have the good music playing, which is nice for when the clubs let out and you find yourself posted up in that line. even then, the guys have their system down to a T. so even at their busiest time of the night, the wait is never too painful. whenever people ask me where to go for the best seattle dog, there is only one place i direct them to that hits all the marks, and that's the hot dog stand by chop suey. i feel like it wouldn't be a complete night out in seattle without them. literal legends

This is my favorite post-game glizzy stand! They have fun music blasting, friendly workers, and…read moreincredibly fast service. The prices are cheap and they have great condiment options nearby.

Seattle dog with grilled onions. Get the spicy version. Paired with chips and a drink, this is the…read moremeal to get when you're at a game or concert at Lumen field. This street vendor is located on Occidental Ave, near gate 9 of Lumen Field. They toast your bun and then lay on some cream cheese, and top the sausage with some grilled onions. The sausage has a perfect snap with a deliciously juicy interior. I always look forward to grabbing a Seattle dog from here when I'm at Lumen Field. Friendly and consistent. Good value for stadium food.

Korean corndogs, mochinut, and bubble tea are my boyfriend's and I's favorite things. Finding them…read moreall in one spot was an amazing surprise. The corndog was so delicious as was the many sauces they have. The mochinut donuts were fresh, soft, and chewy and the teas were delicious as well. The worker girl was also super sweet as well. We will definitely be coming here every single time we pass by. 1 corndog, 2 mochinuts, and 2 teas were about $40 btw.

This is one of those places that you will miss if you blink, isn't well know, it's a bit quirky to…read morewalk into BUT YOU GOTTA DO AT LEAST ONCE. OK, Deep Breath. You know about corn dogs, right? Hot Dog, corn batter, deep fried? Yeah, those things. I mean those things are kind of a staple thing you probably eat once and a while and think 'hey, that's tasty'. This place is those. Except they use rice. Yes, rice. WHICH FACE IT IS A PINCH DIFFERENT FOR A LOT OF US. Don't judge me. Rice and hot dogs just aren't two things that seemingly go together in my mind. However, it is very common in Korea. Apparently, they've been holding out on the good stuff. Because Rice Hot Dogs are good stuff. And this place has that good stuff. They've got a ton of variety of types, so you can even get a range to try. I recommend all of them. Though I had two. They were good, the ramen covered one, and the spicy cheesy one. Super fun, very unique around these parts, very worth the wait in line, and the calories.

This was a delicious toasted cheese sandwich. The perfect combo of cheese and jam. The chèvre and…read morejam paired perfectly with the extra sharp cheddar on perfectly cooked French Bread...Taste Explosion of yummy!! I will totally visit this truck again !! 5 stars !!!!

Another year they supported Eileen and Callie's Place and the food is STILL delicious…read more The customer services on top of good food right in the middle of the neighborhood. Be mindful parking is limited. All the sandwiches looked delicious and they were able to cater to my vegan lifestyle. The brisket was my overall favorite