Nothing like a seattle dog after a night out on the hill. I'd highly recommend this spot to grab a…read moredog on the go, so satisfying.

Seattle Hot Dogs That Continue To Satisfy!…read more SITREP Enjoying another night trooping around Capitol Hill, catching friends, DJs and fun between The Baltic, The Comet Tavern and The Mercury. All this walking, drinking & dancing is making me thirsty. So enter.... COMET DOGS These guys are great, set-up nearby the Comet Tavern, providing a bounty of Hot Dogs, Polish Sausages, Hot Links and Bratwursts with condiments to your heart's content. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/comet-dogs-seattle-2?select=UEicg2INQ4mPD3RhYgVjsQ LE STYLE The first thing on the bun - as any good Seattlelite knows, is CREAM CHEESE. Nothing tones down the spiciness of a Hot Link, Tabasco sauce, Sriracha, or jalapenos like a good layer of cream cheese. And then add on the sauer kraut, and hot mustards, and you got a perfect dog! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/comet-dogs-seattle-2?select=-Ywcxpc1qd_XLJertf36_A THE LOWDOWN Comet Dogs keeps the "Hot" in hot dogs goin!

I got the bacon-wrapped Julio dog. I requested the sauce on the side. It was served with the sauce…read moreon the dog, and there was no bacon. The sauce was creamy, probably mayo-based. I'm picky about which sauces I like, and there was no description of the Caity sauce, which is why I requested it on the side. I absolutely hated it. I tried to scrape it off, but I could only get so much, and it basically ruined the entire hot dog for me. There was a lot of it on the jalapenos, so I had to take all of them off, and I didn't get to eat them. I probably should have had them make it again, but it already took over 20 minutes to come out the first time, and the friend I was with was getting impatient. The grilled peppers and onions didn't really have any flavor. The bread was okay. The hot dog itself was actually really good. I also got the cheese empanadas, and those were nice and crispy on the outside, with good cheese inside. Still, I don't think there's enough here worth coming back for, even if they did get my order right next time. I'm better off at a real street dog vendor.

So tasty! I can't think of any other place I could find a Polish sausage in a lightly toasted bun,…read morecrispy jalapeno poppers, and a decent macaroni salad late on a weeknight. :) The only possible thing I'd want to see done differently: the poppers were perfectly cooked, and also I'd love to see them come with some sort of dipping sauce. Otherwise, tonight's meal was perfect.

$12 vegan dog they pulled from sitting on top of the onions and they barely reheated it over flames…read morefor about 15 seconds. The center was cold, bun was cold. I get it, it's a quick process, but it wasn't an appropriate or food safe temp. I didn't finish it. Not an enjoyable experience as another vender from the event. I'm sure the regular hot dogs were great.

Did you really go to Seattle if you didn't have a Seattle Dog? It was our last night in Seattle and…read morea couple of friends and I were on a hunt for a hotdog stand that was open on a Monday evening. We came across Monster Dogs and were immediately hooked by the smell. We ordered 2 Beef Polish Sausages Seattle Style ($6 each). What makes it a Seattle Dog is the onions and cream cheese. Who knew that would be great on a hotdog!? For the first one, we got most of the condiments on it including cream cheese, relish, sauerkraut, ketchup, mustard, mayo, and BBQ sauce. We opted to not get the jalapeños or Sriracha. For the second one, we kept it simple and just got the cream cheese, relish, and sauerkraut. For $6, it was so worth! This Seattle staple really impressed me and I know I will be dreaming about it until my next Seattle trip.

my #1 top pick for seattle dogs. rain or shine, drunk or sober, i will walk miles for this dog…read more have been doing such for years now. only place i'll go for the dog. to each their own when it comes to how you like your dog done up, but they never disappoint. they've got all the good toppings, which i sincerely appreciate, and the quality is always consistent. personally, i do the hot link seattle style and whatever i end up putting on there, i always add some extra jalapeños on top for the walk home. even if you choose to wait and partake at home, they're the only dogs i know that can last the journey home without falling apart or getting soggy. built 2 last. regarding the service, it's been the same guys out there every weekend since i've been going. they're always nothing but real good energy and super funny. plus they always have the good music playing, which is nice for when the clubs let out and you find yourself posted up in that line. even then, the guys have their system down to a T. so even at their busiest time of the night, the wait is never too painful. whenever people ask me where to go for the best seattle dog, there is only one place i direct them to that hits all the marks, and that's the hot dog stand by chop suey. i feel like it wouldn't be a complete night out in seattle without them. literal legends

The rudest hot dog stand we've ever been to! I understand they most likely deal with drunk…read morejabronies, but the five of us just went for a local, quick late night bite around 1am. First off, the only sign they have is three photos of a polish dog, hot link, or vegan dog all with relish and onions. The first three order, then we ask for two polish dogs, one with no relish just onions, and the two guys get really defensive, and start mansplaining that we're ordering incorrectly, we should order a NAKED dog. Hands us one dog with no onions, and we say we want onions, and they go "Bro I should just be SERVING not EXPLAINING" and we're like ??? Whatever. One dog down, meat and onions only. Next one, we ask for one regular polish dog and they start yelling about a Seattle dog vs a Naked dog and we have to be clearer if we wanted cream cheese and they complain some more to us not knowing how to order and when was it ever this difficult to just order a $6 hot dog on a late Saturday night!?!? Not everyone likes cream cheese on their freaking hot dogs or knows the proper hot dog terminology we just want food!!! JFC.... Needless to say, there doesn't seem to be anything particularly special about this one hot dog stand, out of the dozens within a square mile in Capitol Hill. Do yourself a favor and avoid getting lectured in how to properly order a hot dog and go get the same exact thing from any of the other stands, since they pretty much taste the same.

I just had my first Secret Sausage Seattle Dog and it's hands above any others I've tried, and a…read morevery fair price. I especially appreciate exceptional customer service. The owner was genuinely friendly and patient when I dropped my wallet with a huge line behind me. I can't wait to find them the next time I'm in the city

It's no secret- these guys have THE BEST hotdogs in Seattle! Surely Secret Sausage is the epitome…read moreof a sensual symphony of savory delight- If ever there was one in the hotdog world! Several different options with hotdogs and polish sausage- my absolute favorites are the Seattle Dog and the Midnight Sophie. Whichever you choose- don't forget to ask for some of their homemade slaw to top that beautiful dog! I first found Secret Sausage outside the Owl and Thistle in Pioneer Square. Then outside the Clink after a game. It was an elusive Seattle street food treat- and in a lot of ways still is. They've expanded in recent years so sometimes you can find them at Microsoft campuses on occasion too. But I'll let you in on a little secret... they have a deal with the Thunderbird Tavern in Ballard. So if you're craving a Seattle Dog on a random Tuesday at 8:30pm for example... high tail it to the Thunderbird and get you one! Especially on a warm Summer evening: a Seattle dog with extra slaw, a glass of your favorite cold drink and a spot on the back patio - doesn't that sound so good right now?! Another favorite with Secret Sausage is The Firlander Sauce. While I personally am not a big fan of hot sauce, this spicy condiment has been a staple in our family for several years now. I've been told it makes a good gourmet hotdog over-the-top good! Ha! So if you're a hot sauce fan- it's a must try. Locally owned small business with a commitment to quality. Every hotdog I've ever had from them (ahem, and there have been a few over the years,) has been consistently good. Seriously, the best!

Big Thick Weiner's are what on the menu at this Hot Dog Stand in Belltown ( Seattle ). Late night…read moredining for those leaving the scene between 11pm to 1am. Let's face it out this late I'm only drinking and making bad decisions so hell what's one more with an all beef dog.... 12 Inches of meat, mustard and bun is all FRANK needs to coat my stomach... Ok, the chef is an amazing. Only using a crusty grill and fire he turns the mystery meat tubes into fine dining... Your nostrils can smell the searing flesh and onions a block away. As you make your way closer to the grill you canine teeth grow longer to masticate that charred dog. I mean FRANK needs some black charred marks on his dog to verify it's grilled to perfection... I always asked for the most grilled meat simply for taste, crispness and making sure I don't get E. coli from undercooked meat.... Once I have in hand I gobble it up and then it's time to make my way to bed..... Leave a tip cause FRANK B says so !

Chris is my favorite guy to get a seattle dog from, I go every time I pass Climate Pledge Arena!…read moreHe's there for a lot of concerts and his prices and attitude are the best. He has a ton of sauces an toppings to choose from too, I customise to get the best hot dog.

One of our first stops on our Seattle trip was Dog In The Park. While this place may look a bit…read moresketchy, it's a well-known brand throughout the city with multiple locations, serving up great dogs! A Seattle dog is a quintessential food item while visiting Seattle. I am happy to say the Dog In The Park Seattle Dog lived up to my expectations. A crispy grilled dog, cream cheese, and plenty of grilled veggies. There are loads of toppings to choose from, too, but the young man serving up the dogs recommended just plain for the first time to really get the classic experience. I think some light mustard and maybe some saurkraut would have been a great addition. Friendly service and good recommendations for a first-timer, though. This location is located not too far from Pike Place and Westlake station. Convenient location. The price is great too! Go enjoy a Dog In The Park!

A vegan hot dog often calls my name for a quick bite to eat and this place was pretty solid. Looks…read morea bit run-down, but has the classic hot-dog cart look to it. I went with the veggie chipotle dog for a spicy kick and it was decent. I do appreciate that the veggie dog is the same price as the normal hot dogs- it's rare to find that. I think the condiments are what makes a hot dog, so having mustards and sauerkraut on the side was nice (no extra charge). The guy working was pretty efficient and accommodated our request of no cream cheese. Overall, it filled a craving, but I wouldn't say I'm running back to get another one.

I was pleasantly surprise at how good this place was. I actually got my food at the Microsoft…read morecampus since they had a food truck. It was pretty quick service and price are sooo much more reasonable than other food trucks nearby. The line was long but it moved pretty quickly. The portion might look small but it was hefty. I got the lamb kebab roll and the bhel puri. Flavor was spot on. They were addicting. The lamb was stuffed in the roll and it was soft and very easy to eat. Definitely want to try soft serve as it looks sooo good on their social media page. I definitely want to check out their store eventually but for now, food truck it is!

Spice Waala is a really tasty casual spot for Indian food that I will definitely be visiting again!…read moreWe tried a few of their kathi rolls - the paneer, lamb, and chicken. I thought the lamb and chicken were really tasty, and each had a distinct combination of flavors. They pack a good amount of meat and sauce in there, so even though each individual roll is not huge, it feels really hearty. I agree with their guidance that you should get two rolls if you're hungry. The one thing that I think is missing a bit from the rolls is a crunchy element. They have some diced red onion in there but not that much. I think I'd like the rolls even better if they had more of a crunchy vegetable in there for textural variation, but it's still quite good. Will definitely be back to try some of their snacks.