Great place to grab some korean hotdogs and right next to sharetea, went there the first week they…read moreopened and the quality's been great consistently. They have many options and are great for kids

You can order at the counter or at a machine. They only have regular potato corn dogs, not sweet…read morepotato corn dogs. Also they allow you to get 2 sauces, but they come in small containers. I wish they had a self-serve area where you could put the sauce on the corn dog itself, or when you order the sauces, they put them on the corn dogs directly. We got one half & half cheese & sausage potato corn dog, and one half and half of the hot Cheeto. Both of them were good. I liked the hot Cheeto one better though, with the spicy mayo sauce. Service was quick- we got our order within a few minutes.

This hits the spot. Pretty legit. I actually prefer the jalapenos over sport peppers on the Chicago…read morestyle Bulldog. Whether or not that's out of convenience for the substitution, I'm okay with it. The Akita was good, but the mayo and wasabi sauce can make things a little messy. I do wish these were done on a flat top grill to get some more color and flavor, but that's a minor criticism. $16.63 for my two dogs and a root beer with tax and tip. That's a bargain for the Seattle area. Too bad they aren't open later or on the weekend, but I understand the target audience is the weekday work crowd. Kinda sorta makes me want to get an office job nearby and become a mindless drone (with a full belly).

I wouldn't even bother going there I just go to Costco or some other hot dog place I'm kind of…read morestumped why there aren't more hot dog places it's a puzzle but anyway I would just go to Costco at Costco has good hot dogs for the money I mean you get a drink too for a dollar fifty I mean it's insane I'm not at Costco booster but I mean it's hard to beat that.

Some of my best life choices have been made in a Lowe's parking lot. Having lunch at Sizzles was…read moreone of them- I don't really want to get into the other ones. Sizzle Dogs is a small booth outside the store, and Andre, the guy who is running it is the kind of friendly, enthusiastic human who makes you feel like your lunch should be a special journey. Just a super friendly dude. I got a Seattle dog and, on his recommendation, a Polish dog - which I also topped with BBQ sauce on his recommendation.That Polish dog absolutely ruled. Smoky, messy, and way more delicious than a hardware-adjacent hot dog has any right to be. Good prices, great vibes, and genuinely excellent dogs. If you come for home improvement supplies then eat here and leave with improved happiness. It tastes better than a self help book

Quick service and friendly. Located just outside of Lowe's. But you don't need a reason to pickup…read moresomething at the hardware store to stop by Sizzle Dogs. Always good for a quick, quality hot dog with grilled onions and condiments.

This is a good food choice in the Seattle Airport. The food and drinks are delicious, and the…read moreservice was outstanding. I highly recommend this pub/restaurant if you're transiting SeaTac.

Had to try the Seattle hot dogs before leaving and this was the place to do it! The cream cheese…read moremade it a little difficult to bite but it was still good. The onions tasted a bit different though, like they had been sitting for a while, but it didn't ruin the whole dog. I also had the clam chowder which was really good.

Great outside seating. Not your gourmet hot dog place (yes, those are real). Little pricey on the…read moreempanadas so I won't be doing that again but if you like hot dogs and beer on a nice deck, this is your spot!

This place was so cute! It's a quaint building with a menu of hot dogs, sausages & corn dogs made…read moredifferent ways. There is seating both inside & outside. My friend & I recently dined here outside on the patio. We both ordered Seattle Dogs, Onion Rings & Crinkle Cut Fries. We also got canned drinks that we grabbed from a cooler. We enjoyed the meal & our outdoor dining experience. You can see brief glimpses of the water from the patio & we dined just before sunset so it was beautiful. We started out as the only customers there & the patio was full by the time we left. There was only one staff member working but she took care of us well & she made our to-go order when we were ready to leave so it would be fresh. Our experience was pleasant & I would recommend this place to anyone!

This place is the real deal. Old School but all the options…read more Great dogs, great people, great character. I've spent a lot of time in Chicago. I've spent a lot of time in NY. Those cities both have great street dogs. So does Matt's. There is no better place for hot dogs in the general Seattle area.

Matt's flesh tuxedo tubes are my favorite dog's in Seattle. Located in the industrial district in…read moreGeorgetown this tiny diner offers some amazing tube steaks in a bun a man or woman could desire. Matt's dog's are not giant Costco sized but thin skinny dog's with a snap when you eat them. The bun is always moist and never hard or crusty. Not sure how they manage this but I like it. Generally I stick with two types of hot dogs. The traditional bun, dog & " MUSTARD " combo or the bun, dog & chili aka chili dog! YES, chili dog is not only famous but its delicious. But Matt's offers up fries and a burger to menu items. Now I've never tasted the burger and someday I will , however it's half the quality of it's hot dogs well I'm sure it's a winner. Service at MATT's is exceptional. Always speedy & with a friendly greeting when ordering. On a cold day's it's limited in space to eat inside but when the weather changes the outside tent is nice to eat at. It's like being in your backyard table. Well, if this doesn't make you wanna hot dog well your probably a vegan. But for those who love hot dogs like myself you'll need to mark this place down. "Dirty Harry" "You know what makes me really sick to my stomach?" "Is watching you stuff your face with those hot dogs. Nobody, I mean NOBODY puts ketchup on a hot dog."

Love mochinut! Great service and great donuts, I always love coming here whenever I come to south…read morecenter

I'd round my rating to about 3.5 stars for their donuts here. In general, I love that they have a…read moremuch larger variety of flavors, and their toppings and icings are unique for the most part. For this review, I had their mango sticky rice donut and one that looked like it had pistachios, along with two strawberry-like donuts and a churro-flavored donut. They have relatively strong profiles in every one of their donut flavors, though I notice they are best eaten the day of; they do not sit well overnight, so if you're not a big eater I wouldn't grab more than 3 donuts. The inside of each donut ball is more like a regular soft donut inside than a squishier, mochi-like texture like Dochi's. From previous visits to this location - including when they opened to long lines back in 2021 - servers are usually pretty fast and accurate when it comes to getting people's orders in and grabbing donuts. The same probably couldn't be said for making their hotdogs though I'm not sure if that's changed now. They always have new flavors every Monday, and one server back then has suggested calling in to confirm their flavors of the week. I still have yet to get the banana milk flavor donut for my mom, and I'm not sure if this location has it, but I'll definitely come back and/or have their donuts every now and then. For now I prefer Dochi and their longer-lasting donuts.

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.

Chung Chun immediately caught my peak of interest while exploring the international district…read more Cashier at the time was sweet. I got 1 Pineapple Aloe Vera drink : 8.5/10 I got 6 of the mochinuts. 1. Matcha, 1. Cookies and crème, 1. Milk and pebbles, 1. Churro & 2 coco pebbles. They were delicious. The texture was softer than a doughnut. Way better than any Dunkin's. I wish there was something like this in Alaska. Didn't get to try the hot dog but i definitely will on my next trip to Seattle. The inside is cute, I loved their mural!

Look it's nothing fancy it's a fine burger. They know their clientele and if you're craving a…read moreburger, it'll hit the spot better than McDonald's. It's perfect. When you're on lunch getting some supplies. I wouldn't seek it out if I wasn't already going to Lowe's but it would definitely be a go to if I'm here

The best Hot dogs in Seattle! And nice owner! Just sucks they don't open later, I hope you guys can…read moremake it big enough to have a restaurant someday!

There was a lot of fuss about this moving into the food court at the mall, so my husband and I…read morestopped by pretty soon after; we were underwhelmed by the burgers although I thought the shake I had was extraordinary. I always believe in second chances, so today I stopped by again. Again, they were one of the most crowded spots in the food court and service was a bit slow - yet picked up when the lunch hour hit. I was happy with the cheeseburger, which was tasty even without any condiments (I just added lettuce and tomato). I also tried the tiramisu shake. Thoughts on that: 1) I've never felt that shakes that include coffee really do anything coffee normally does and this was no exception (to be fair, tiramisu doesn't give you a buzz, either); 2) don't forget to chip away at the cookies inside the shake because getting those cookie bits into the mix really ups the taste. If you are vegetarian, they have some options. They will also do lettuce wraps instead of bun or gluten free buns. Pretty great. Hard to rate ambience - it's a food court. But there was plenty of empty seating nearby, even during lunch; many people come for takeout orders or are dashers. They have installed a couple of self checkout stations now, which was nice, and moved pretty smoothly.

To me it's so important to see fair representation when I choose places to eat and that's why…read morechoosing Shake Shack in the South Center mall food court was a no-brainer for me. There was friendly Black, Asian and White workers there. The food was fresh and done in a timely manner although there was a lot of people ordering at the time. I am very happy with my purchase, I got to sit down and people watch while eating which made me a very happy camper after shopping.