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Hayz Dog

4.4 (150 reviews)
Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Best parklet design on Hayes
Lynn F.

Sometimes you need to compartmentalize & treat yourself. Nobody knows what's in these flavor bombs & I don't care. Anyway, if you're looking for a hotdog, Hayz Dog is as good as it gets. The ingredients are fresh & the combinations are inventive. I generally order the Bobo- straight up ketchup, mustard, relish & raw onions. Friendly folks who remember I hate mayo. (Ok, been here a few times, I swear I'm a healthy eater.) Located at the end of Hayes St shopping district. The food is 5 star. My only complaint is the annoying tv in the parklet- all sports, too loud, nobody's watching. Just me trying to read, a couple talking, & a woman with headphones. Happy to report on my last visit there was a silent non-sports program on. Thank you! The people have spoken. Support Local!

The Heddy
Sarat S.

Hayz Dog is awesome. I'm vegetarian and there's sm options for me. You can sub a vegan dog in any of the options so you can get the whole menu! I got the heddy which was really really good. Good chill lunch spot - outdoor seating and quick service.

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Tashema M.

This is a great place to get a quick bite in Hayes Valley. They have limited inside seating but have an outside parklet. I love the elote they have here, it's small but hits the spot for me when I need a small nibble. I also enjoy their root beer floats, I like that they give you the bottle to put how much you want. I had the veggie dog substituted in and it was great. Good customer service as well.

Horrible worker

05/01/26 REVIEW I rarely leave negative reviews, but this experience was honestly frustrating and disrespectful. The employee working there had a serious attitude from the start. Instead of being helpful, they were dismissive and rude when I asked a simple question. What really crossed the line was when they told me to "just read the board" in a condescending tone, and looked at me as if I was stupid, even after I tried to explain that I have eye issues and astigmatism, which makes it difficult to read from a distance. Customer service should be about helping people, not making them feel uncomfortable or embarrassed for asking questions. A little patience and basic courtesy would've gone a long way here. Had to ask the guy if anything was wrong because he gave me attitude, and said, "No, just read the board like it says right there" Again, like I'm saying I have eye issues, and he was being discriminatory towards my health issues. I hope management addresses this because no one should be treated like that just for needing a bit of assistance. Attached is a photo of the worker who worked on 05/01/26 at 5:43PM

The Elote (bottom)
Izzie L.

Such a unique hot dog place in the Hayes Valley. Super convenient to come here and grab a quick bite to go. I thought the toppings for The Elote [4.5/5] were delicious! I think the quality of the bread and the hot dog could be improved, as the bread is the very plain and not buttery, and the hot dog tastes pretty cheap and simple. The concept is great. Service is great, quick, and friendly. Probably wouldn't particularly come back here because there are much juicier and tender hot dogs, but the concept is cool. :)

Sam P.

We were heading to Toronado and as Berliner is no longer there next door decided to head here pre IPA - it was a good choice! Has several different types of hot dog including a really good vegetarian version for my daughter and I that was really quite exceptional and I love the crispy shallot / cilantro combo. My husband got the Fluky - a Chicago style dog loaded with sport peppers! Loved sitting on the outside patio in the middle of Hayes Valley enjoying our hot dogs! Great spot!

Pinoy Pup
Chastity V.

Went to Hayz Dog for the September special menu item, the Pinoy Pup. It was excellent! Loved the Filipino cuisine inspired toppings: spicy banana ketchup, pickled green papaya and carrots and crispy garlic. (It comes with cilantro too, but I asked to leave that out) I hope they bring this Pinoy hot dog back in the future! We ordered at the counter and sat down in their outdoor patio. Food came out quickly, and the hot dogs came with a side of chips. I look forward to coming back to try their regular menu items!

The Dub
Nihar P.

Stopped by Hayz Dog early in the day for a quick bite and tried The Dub, which looked closest to a classic chili dog. Overall, it was solid but didn't really stand out (7/10). The Fritos on top were a great touch, adding crunch and texture. What threw me off a bit was the chili--most chili dogs don't include beans, and this one leaned more into a Mexican-style twist with refried beans. I appreciated the creativity, but the beans and chili overall could've used more flavor. The hot dog itself was standard--not the worst wiener, not the best. I liked the inclusion of chips on the side, though they tasted like slightly upgraded Ruffles--good, but not crave-worthy. Overall, a solid eat that I'd definitely order again. What excites me most is the creative variety on the menu, so I'll be back to try more flavors. It's a fun stop if you want a single dog as a snack, but at up to $14 per dog, two for nearly $30 doesn't feel worth it as a full meal.

The Tramp
Samantha D.

Came by after a dinner nearby since I was still feeling hungry. It's a little pricey for a hot dog, but it is quite filling. I tried the fluky and the tramp. Solid hot dogs with a good snap. Not sure the Chicago dog can compare to the ones I had in Chicago, but it was a pretty good one you can find outside of Chicago. Tramp was solid, a little too spicy for me, but can never go wrong with bacon.

Menu on 2/15/26
Synthia S.

We were delightfully surprised at this delectable and delicious gem in SF. We came in from the East Bay to go to an event at Davis Symphony and I found this place on Yelp. I was intrigued by the Elote Hot Dog, and it did not disappoint. It was very yummy. My husband and kid both got the B&E (Bacon and Egg) dog and loved them too. We'll definitely be back when we return to this area. There are other dogs I'd like to try. Cute and cozy small outside covered dining area with a TV. It was a nice meal on a budget.

Two doggies in a window
Serina A.

I've been craving a hot dog for like 4 days now and when I was finally on my way to Costco, I decided to make a stop here instead. I'm so glad because this is now my favorite hot dog spot!? Sorry, costco. Recommendations: THE HAYZ (has kimchi) THE BOBO (classic dog toppings) I will be back to try more. Also shout out to Ezekiel, he was really helpful in my most indecisive moments. He said his favorite are THE ELOTE. I will be trying this next. Thank you guys for having a great hot dog spot!!

The Hayz
Mario E.

Stopped by Hayz Dog after dinner nearby since we were still a little hungry, and honestly, this ended up being the perfect second dinner. Prices are a bit higher than your average hot dog, but these are hearty, well-built dogs that definitely justify it. I ordered the Hayz, their signature dog, and it absolutely lived up to the hype. If you are looking for an upscale hot dog in San Francisco, this one might take the cake. Great flavor, excellent snap, and very satisfying overall. We also tried the Tramp. Both were solid, with that satisfying bite you want in a good hot dog. The Tramp was tasty, with bacon always being a win, though it leaned a bit spicier than my personal preference. The space itself is small and a little cramped, but that adds to the charm. It feels very new-age San Francisco, blending creativity and a bit of kookiness rather than sticking to traditional East Coast hot dog vibes. There is no seating, but that is not an issue at all since the small park in Hayes Valley is just steps away and makes for a great place to enjoy your food. Overall, a great spot if you are craving something fun, filling, and a little elevated. Definitely worth stopping by, especially if you find yourself wanting a second dinner done right.

The Elote
Jacqueline Z.

I was super fortunate that my work catered Hayz Dog! I decided to try the Elote hot dog. The Elote was delicious - good toppings with corn and fried shallots. The toppings kept falling off, so eating with a fork is a must. I did feel like because the toppings kept falling off, that the taste was dominated by the hot dog, but I would get it again. Luckily, this was free but I do think that paying $12+ for a hot dog is a bit pricey.

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