If you're out on Frenchmen Street, you've got to hit Dat Dog!…read more Such a fun, late-night spot with tons of creative options. I tried one of their loaded dogs and it did not disappoint--super flavorful, messy in the best way, and totally hit the spot after a night out. The vibe is lively and casual, with music and energy all around. Staff was friendly and kept things moving even when it got busy. Perfect stop when you're bar hopping or just craving something different. Definitely coming back next time I'm in New Orleans!

Maybe I am just too simple of a person. I am very easy to please and am just as happy eating a $5…read moremeal as a $50 meal. $12.50 for one hot dog seems pricey to me and I am not cheap. I spend a lot of money on food. Not going to say my hot dog (Irish Channel) wasn't great because it was but this isn't my cup of tea. Will stick to my $1.50 hot dog from that bulk retailer. I have tried Dat Dog about 4 times in past 10 years so I have tried a few of their items. They do have a happy hour with discounted hot dogs. That is great of them to offer that.

Came back here for my 2nd time (after the 1st many years ago) for a K9 Rouge Rescue event and was…read moreimpressed with everything! The staff was so helpful for us setting up space for the pups, the food was delicious, and the setting is just precious (as it was the first time I went). My favorite find was probably the fruit-infused lemonades! I couldn't get enough!! I hope next time I come they offer alligator corndogs again as I was really hoping to try that out. All good though as they have so many options, and no doubt they're all delicious!

This was our first time at Frankie's and trying it out for restaurant week made us want to add it…read moreto our regular lunch rotation. The restaurant isn't big, but has more seating than it looks like from the outside. When we walked in, we were greeted by Harman and he made some excellent recommendations for us. He told us what his favorites were on both the restaurant week menu and the regular menu. The boudin egg rolls were good and the sauce on top of it was the perfect pairing for it. The Mac and cheese and was so rich and it was a larger portion that I was expecting. The shrimp wrap was a nice balance to the heaviness of the Mac and cheese and it was a refreshing taste. Not pictured, but the sweet potato fries for dessert were delicious and the caramel sauce on them is something I would buy bottles of. Everything is made to order, and with the amount of fried food on the restaurant week menu, it did take a while for us to get our food and we had to get our dessert to go to get back to work. I can't wait to go back and try some of the rest of Harman's recommendations.

This is an awesome local spot in Slidell. It is owned by a former Slidell fire chief. The staff…read morethere is very friendly and down home. This place is awesomely decorated and has a New Orleans/cajun flavor. They have a small menu that features some eye catching exotic hot dogs. They also have hot dogs monthly specials that do not appear on the menu. Just look out for the signs around the register. The restaurant has a small parking lot and some limited street parking is available. You will find a decent sized dining area, and an outdoor patio, furnished with tables with umbrellas. I really liked the bar inside. It has a lot of seating, some televisions and there are two garage doors behind it that can be opened to give the bar an outdoor feel. I ordered the hot dog of the hotdog of the month, for the month of October. I also got a side of fries. My food was prepared quickly and It was pretty good. No one in my group was disappointed with their meals and was very happy that we came here. I really liked this joint. It has a lot of personality, great food, and a very friendly staff. I hope to make it back here soon and recommend that you check it out too.

I was in Slidell visiting family, and they highly recommended Bruiser's. When in LA, I like to eat…read moreas much seafood as possible, but after a morning of exploring the local parks, a hot dog sounded pretty good. Bruiser's is a hot dog place with the feel of Louisiana and the charm of Chicago. The inside is really cozy. Lots of Chicago Cubs decor, baseball games on TV, collectors items, including authentic seats from Wrigley Field, and even St. Louis Cardinals targets in the urinals. (Haha) The bartender, who I think is an owner, definitely reminded me of someone from ChiTown as she yelled things back and forth from the bar to the kitchen. Don't be put off by this, she was really friendly. The menu features dogs from all over. There's a chicago style, and a few other big cities, then things like today's daily special (the Muffuletta Dog), with a LA twist. I asked the bartender if I should give it a try, and she gave me a "duh" kind of answer with a smile. I was convinced, and she was right -- it was yummy. We also ordered some special tots to go with. One thing I found amusing was their tag line, "the home of the Barduca", but I didn't see it in the menu. I asked what it was and she explained it was a foot long dog, but they don't sell it anymore. You can order 2 of the smaller duca dogs to essentially create it. I'd normally consider an inaccurate menu to be poor business, but in this case, it's a small, locally owned shop that likely serves locals that don't pour over the menu and ask questions like me. I thought the menu and people were charming and the food was good. A tad pricey for a hot dog -- but it was good quality and after all, it's a small business in a hurricane town in the midst of covid. I didn't mind mind the price knowing it helps the local economy. I'd def eat here again. Other fun things: 1) there is outdoor seating 2) this includes a bar 3) the patio has water misters to keep things cool 4) parking is available in their private lot 5) they feature a real life dog that's up for adoption each month. Look for the sign on the bar. 6) they also have a donation box to help support other local businesses effected by the hurricane* on the bar. I thought that was cool. *I visited a few weeks after Hurricane Ida came through. This area was mostly hit with power outages and lots of downed trees.

Cool guy with some good hot dogs. If you see him on the corner it's definitely worth your time to…read morestop by. It ain't no lucky dog!

This place is awesome! Poppa is a lovely guy all smiles and nice! He'll be at his location 3 years…read morethis june! Y'all go support local business! He's there 11-3 tuesday-saturday and you won't be disappointed! The sauerkraut is HOMEMADE and soooo good. If it's not homemade I wanna know where to get it bc I've never had anything like it!! Tons of topping and condiments. He even has sausages,alligator sausage, cajun smoked, and bacon wrapped, not just hotdogs! he sold out of the specialties by 2 so make sure you go early! it's also only $4 for a FULLY loaded regular glizzie!

Food was hot and fresh. Dontrell and Laquncia have excellent customer service skills and very…read morepolite.

Big fan of long-time staples restaurants that have endured through all of Baton Rouge's economic…read moreswings - Louie's Cafe, Coffee Call, the Waffle House off College... and cheap chili dogs at Wienerschnitzel. "The Schnitzel" has been my close-to-campus late night hot dog fix since I can remember, and it's still around somehow while nearby fast food chains have come and gone. Should you go out of your way to get a dog here? Nah, but it's nostalgic. I mean, look at their building - it hasn't changed since the 1980's! AND PEOPLE STILL GO HERE, making that drive-thru line long! They're using advanced, modern-day AI computers to take your order in the drive thru! They selling out of merchandise! They sell cans of their own chili!! So don't come here with high expectations. It's chili dogs, french fries, and a taste of Baton Rouge nostalgia that'll let you share stories with people double your age who remember getting $1 hot dogs after staying out late at The Bayou, or seeing a band at The Spanish Moon.

The Lucky Dog is located by the B concourse in the food court. The staff are smiling and friendly…read more We arrived for afternoon flight and had the jumbo hot dog plain and dry. Food was good and service was fast. I wish they had fries but that's not an option. Food was warm and tasted good. And to be honest 8.75$ seemed fair for airport food. We sat in the food court which has comfy seats and was not super busy. Place was clean and had nice music playing while we dined. You can also see some planes leaving and that's a cool view while you eat.

Great hot dog. I got the jumbo, chili, cheese and jalapeño and it was great. Toppings are $1.25…read moreeach so be prepared.

I was shopping on Magazine Street when I decided on a whim to eat here for lunch. Even though I…read moredecided to dine indoors, it was the outdoor patio dining area that drew me in with all the colorful seating and canopy above the tables. The decor inside is just as vibrant and colorful as it is outdoors. Fun paintings on the wall. There's a bar on the left hand side and booth seating on the right. You walk to the back to order and seat yourself. Cute drawing of a dog lying in a bun on the side of the napkin holder. The menu is above the counter, and it's a bit overwhelming. Who knew there were so many options for sausages. I decided on the Vegan Chipotle Sausage ($12.50). The list of toppings is even more extensive, which you can leave up to the chef, so you can guess, I decided to leave it up to the chef. I also purchased a fountain drink ($3.15). You give them your name when you pay, and they deliver your order to your table. While I was waiting, I also got a non-alcoholic drink at the bar, a Pacific Breeze ($5). It consisted of pineapple, passion fruit puree, and soda water. A deliciousness cold drink on a hot day. Staff called out my name and delivered my food. Wow! It was one loaded dog. Delicious. I approved of the toppings. If I had chosen, I may have over done it. Staff are super friendly. They were patient when ordering. I enjoyed the relaxed, chill environment. There's also a free standing ATM machine for your convenience.

Dat Dog is this great and fun, for lack of a better term, hotdog stand. This is a really fun little…read morebusiness on Magazine Street. Basically, you go into it, walk to the back of the shop, order up what you want, and go to your table and they'll bring it to you. Simple as that. They have a truly unique section of food orientated items. My favorite is there alligator sausage dog. But, they have all sizes and shapes of food offerings, including some designed for the vegans out there. Of course, have other items as well. So, even though this place, at least by my understanding, is focused on dogs, you can't find other fun items to eat here, as well. This location also has a self standing bar. From there, you can grab a great selection of beers, cocktails, and mocktails if that's your preference. At the bar, you order separately from ordering your food. Thus, you can have a great experience if you just want to come in and just have a drink and sit back at the bar. You can even talk to the bartender if you want to. Very nice. In terms of layout, they have interior seating, some booths along the one wall, plus a very expensive outdoor patio. So, weather permitting, if you're interested in breathing in some fresh air while you enjoy whatever it is you're eating and drinking at this establishment, it's a great place to do it. Overall, this is a really fun restaurant. I recommend you go there.

These spots were all over the place but i took advantage of the one inside the Caesars Casino. Two…read moreyears ago, it was Lent and i gave up food like that. This time i had two of them and they were so bloody good. I could have had them all day long during my four day visit, but that is the beauty of new orleans, you can go long with all the places there are to eat around and be happy as ever.

Not much like an after bars hot dog! Lucky dogs is as good of a street dog as you'll find anywhere…read more It's a basic dog, you won't find the bells and whistles. But that's exactly how we like it! You can find one every few blocks in the Quarter and the line moves quite quickly. Definitely recommend!

Corn dog is more expensive than advertised due to fees. They…read moregive you a buzzer, there's about a 10 min wait. Corn dog was freshly deep fried. This place is located in the mall food court, indoor and outdoor seating.

This store adds costs to your order without you knowing and when you get your receipt, which is…read moreafter you pay, she will not give a refund. I asked for a refund prior to her cooking my food and she said she wont give me a refund. She hid behind "I only work here", but when asked about talking to a supervisor she explained it was her store. My son didnt even eat his takis dog and said it wasn't even good.

Was treated here for my birthday. Our server (whose name I criminally don't remember) was smooth,…read moreattentive and knowledgeable. Definitely white tablecloth attention in a burger place. I should have let him sing happy birthday to me, a cute young guy like that would do my ego good!! Were even kind when we stole plates off the made-up table next to us to eat my little cake. The food: devilled eggs, smoked tuna dip, hot dog, Mediterranean chicken sandwich, Boom burger and tots all around! Even if the service had been iffy, the food is worth 5 stars.

BBQ on Harrison is such a great spot! Delicious options and a fantastic location right in the…read moreneighborhood. I tried the ribs and they were super flavorful and perfectly cooked. The sides were great too -- the kind of comfort food that completes the meal. Good service. Cozy, convenient, and consistently tasty -- definitely worth a visit if you're in the area!