Forget the hot dogs. The hamburgers are to die for. The best I've ever had in Mexico. And the…read moreprice is very, very reasonable for what you get. An unassuming little place but terrific hamburgers. And great friendly service.

We are from the States and were hoping these would be authentic jochos (slang for hot dog) like the…read moreones you can get at any stand. If you're looking for good authentic ones, this isn't the place. We ordered the Arocinado, which is wrapped in bacon.

Excellent FOOT LONG hot dogs on toasted buns! They even had a "Texan" dog which I had to get. It…read morewas amazing. my husband had the poblano dog which he recommends to anyone who loves spicy food.

In as much as I'm not a huge fan of sausages, this place sure has an enormous selection. My friend…read moreordered some type of German sausage, but I just stuck to what I knew best- the regular hot dog. I ordered only one, and it was 1.5x the size of a normal hot dog. They added ketchup, mustard, and hot peppers which was great. I didn't like that they arbitrarily added mayonnaise to the dog. Apparently mayonnaise on hot dogs is a thing here. They also have a great selection of beers and I enjoyed a couple of Heineken. Again nothing to crazy, and I definitely am not into the dark beer types. This place was loud and lively, and everyone around us was enjoying the late afternoon. I would characterize the day here as more of a unique adventure!

Large, diverse beer selection and a crazy array of sausages. We had the cheese plate entrada with…read moreBrie, cabra, and Parmesan, as well as chorizo and salami. We were mostly here for the beer on this trip, but I look forward to returning to try some namesake franks.

Delicious onion soup. Pork link was great. Bread was perfect. German beer was refreshing. German…read morepotatoes were a bit greasy but good.