Food quality, flavor, and creative menu: 3.5 - 4 Stars…read morePricing, 2 Stars Overall: 3 Stars Delish and unique hot dog/sausage dogs, unique burgers, fries, fried onion wings, chicken tenders, huge chicken wings, and massive chicken sandwiches. I ordered the Fonz Italian Sausage layered with pastrami (seemed like lunch meat) and melted cheese on top. I think it was provolone. Served on a toasted bun. Filling and satisfying, good flavor. The hot fries was a regular order of fries served with an imbalanced sprinkle sort of dumped on the top layer of fries and not distributed all the way through, which had an extra cost of $2 for the sprinkle of spices, which was an annoying difference in price in my opinion. Solid options for beer and a few ciders. Full bar as well. TVs on the walls only showing sports. You get a table number, order at the counter, pay, and they bring it out to the table number. Casual spot. My immediate thoughts...this place is overpriced. My sausage dog, fries and cider came to $26, plus tax, so about $31 bucks. I repeat, $31 bucks. I honestly felt as though the place was price gauaging. A few other people at my table mentioned the prices and thought they were overpriced. Not much service received, just them bringing the order out. Food was yummy, but I'm not convinced about the value. I have had sausage dogs, hot dogs, fries and beer around the world and I feel this place was overpriced. I like the atmosphere because its a perfect place for casual dining and decent for groups.

Adding a star because the establishment responded in a positive way to the feedback quickly. Local…read morebusinesses that listen to their customers really need to be supported (as I'm sure we can all remember from Covid times). Plus the food really is very tasty.

Overall this place was pretty good and their menu was unique. The service was average and the…read moreambiance is pretty busy with college students.

Service: Not helpful. First time coming to this establishment to grab a drink and bite to eat…read more Since it was close to a college campus, I would've thought there would've been more people but it was basically empty. The service aspect was also lacking with no help with explaining what they would recommend on the menu. Dog policy: Does not truly abide. On the website, it mentions that dogs are welcomed. Workers said "technically they are allowed inside but we would rather have them outside". It was off putting to advertise being dog friendly but not allowing them into the establishment. Food: Rootbeer Corndog - Mid. It tasted like a regular corndog with no additional root beer flavor. Drinks: Daquiri - PASS!! This tasted like drinking sugar water with no alcohol. Frozen Margarita- Pass. Tasted like drink straight sour mix. On to my next adventure....

I food with amazing probably the best food I had in a while and the people are so nice and…read morerespectful a must go to if in dc

The food was great, the service was well and everyone was friendly we had a very fun time.read more

It was very enjoyable scarfing down two chili cheese with relish hotdogs here while waiting for my…read morewife, my bestie, and their boo. We all enjoyed the hotdogs. It was $24 for my wife and I's order of 3 hotdogs, one Arizona tea and one air heads.

In the shadow of the monuments, where the Mall's chaos and overpriced carts scream tourist trap,…read moreSami's Hot Dog Cart (800 Independence Ave SW, or sneak to 801 C Street SW) stands quiet and honest over a thousand 5-star raves don't lie. For a few bucks, you get a snappy all-beef dog grilled crisp and juicy, steamed bun hugging it just right, fresh onions snapping, homemade chili that's meaty and secret-spiced if you want it. No fuss, no fifty-dollar nonsense just pure, quick American street food that hits when you're hustling between memorials on a scorcher or a freeze. Sami (or his son) slings 'em fast with real warmth, no bullshit, turning a 30-year-old family spot into the Mall's undisputed king. Grab it, eat standing, feel alive, and move on. Must-try. Period.

After an appointment nearby I needed to grab some lunch. I wanted to be able to escape the heat a…read morebit and take a seat for sure. I walked in and right up to the bar. I had a menu in front of me in no time. Drink order taken, but I feel like when I place this order, it always gets messed up. I ordered a Sprite and water, all I got was the Sprite. With the heat, I sure could have used the water more, but oh well. Time to order and I wanted to order a dog, but also something to go with it. Seeing how the dogs don't come with a side, you need to order something else. I went with the Chili Idol. You cannot go wrong with a chili cheese dog, that is for sure. I love their bun concept here, giving you the option to cut this up into thirds, which you will need to do because of how big this thing is. Then to add on the heap of toppings, chili, cheese sauce and diced onions. You are in for a treat. Of course I devoured it. As my side for this, I went with their Crispy Pickle Chips, served with Miso Ranch. I could have went with fries, but I think this elevated it just a bit more. These were fresh from the fryer. That ranch, the right amount of salty to compliment it all. The atmosphere in here was a bit dead during my visit as it was after the lunch rush, but when I was about to leave it was picking up as the World Cup was coming on. I can see why people flock here because it has televisions everywhere. And each one of them has some sort of sports on them.

The dogs are decent and the drinks are fine, but the last few times I've dropped in to get some…read moregrub, the music volume has been too high to have a conversation with whomever is with me. It's too loud for comfort. I don't understand this recent trend of creating a hostile environment. I'm not going to shout my order at the poor people who have to work there. I would love to be able to make Doghaus a regular weekly dinner spot just to have some variety but can't support a business that actively makes the place unattractive.

The fries were a sleeper favorite here; there seems to be a slight sprinkle of sugar on them,…read moremaking them even more crispy and salty than usual. The mozzarella dog was like a giant mozzarella stick on a stick, what could go wrong. We also tried the potato mozzarella stick, also great (mozzarella stick crusted with fries?!?). I was told the regular corn dogs were also good, by non-vegetarian friends. Service was fast as well. Tteokboki was not my absolute favorite preparation, but I think it was probably more authentic than the ones I've become accustomed to. There was ample seating in the food court!

This place is a racquet! No hot dog in my dogs! If your claiming to serve corn dogs there better be…read morea dog in the middle! Rice cake dog! No dog! Just mushy mess in the middle with no flavor. Mozzarella dog, any sane human would expect a hot dog with mozzarella cheese inside. Nope! No dog! Cheddar dog, same thing No Dog! Do not come here if your expectation is a deep fried hot dog! Go to hot dog on a stick which has never disappointed!

I went to the Nationals vs. Dodgers game last Saturday afternoon with a big group. Sometime during…read morethe second inning, half of the group left to find something to snack on. 2-3 innings later, they each came back with a K-Dog which made my mouth water. Despite the inflated stadium pricing, I soon scurried off to find Ssong's Hotdog, which is located near Section 308. The line was sizable, so I waited about 15-20 minutes before it was my turn to place my order. Unfortunately, they were out of almost everything. The potato mozz sausage stick -- the one I drooled over -- would require a 30 minute wait, which I wasn't down for. MOZZ SAUSAGE STICK - 11.49 This was the only option they had left, which is half mozz and half beef sausage. It was pretty small -- four bites and it was gone. The top half was the mozzarella part, which was completely hollow with maybe a few cobweb strands of mozzarella, so it was mainly batter. Overall, incredibly disappointing K-Dog, and it was stale too! I don't know if I'll attend another baseball game, but if I do, I don't think I'll be back at this K-Dog stall.

Probably the best food in all of Nats Park. Introduced our best friend to it and he wants to go…read moreeach game he attends. Conveniently located both on first and upper floors. Great options and quick service.

This little hot dog food truck serves up a modest menu of various styled dogs and sausages, such as…read morethe Jalapeno, the Half Smoke, and the Turkey Dog. You can opt for their combos, which comes with a bag of chips of your choice as well as a can of soda or water, or just the dog itself. After some shopping, the hubs and I tried The Humble Combo (all-beef hot dog with chips (Utz original) and a can of Coke; the hot dog was juicy and yummy, and we topped it with some chili, cheese, and raw onions; it was tasty!), and The Legendary DC Half Smoke (comes in spicy or mild; we opted for the spicy; we topped this off with also chili, cheese, and raw onions; YUM! The sausage was right off the grill, had a nice snap, and had quite a kick to it!). The buns were soft and fresh, and the chili was absolutely delicious - homemade and a great topping option! The owner here is super friendly and welcoming, and you can find this cute cart at the Tanger Outlets on the weekends; make sure you hit them up if you have a craving, and you can also reach out to them via social media to see where they'll show up next! +spicy Half Smoke! +all-beef! +tasty chili! +friendly staff!

Delicious sausages and the best customer service I've ever received. They were fast..helped me make…read moreup my very indecisive mind and extremely patient. Cant wait to catch them again! (Tanger Outlets)