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.

This is it, the emperor of Seattle dive bars. Inimitable. Sui generis. My favorite place to hang…read moreout in downtown Seattle when bad decisions and fun are on my agenda. Time without number I've found myself here, be that first dates, my birthday, or New Year's Eve, and it always feels like home. If home were a clown/carnival themed acid trip of a pinball arcade bar, that is. And what's not to love about that? The bar tenders here are cool and friendly people who pour drinks with a heavy hand, and understand the mission: get the patrons who want to be drunk, drunk. The first few times I visited, I felt a leeriness about ordering food. But once I got over myself, I kinda fell in love with the menu, and I've probably eaten everything on it (including the clam chowder). Their hot dogs are wonders to behold, utter symphonies for the senses, and I refuse to visit Shorty's without getting one. Best dog in Seattle? Why yes. I think so. To paraphrase one reviewer: "Take your date here. If she doesn't like it, she's lame and you shouldn't waste your time with her anyways." Shorty's is the bomb.

The male bartender was extremely rude. As soon as we walked in, he aggressively asked for our IDs…read more Then, while my cousins and I were looking through the food menu, he barely gave us a chance to read it before saying, "I'll take whoever is ready to make my life easier." That's not something paying customers want to hear. I ended up ordering a drink for myself while the guys were looking at the menu because they were doing a food hop, and us girls were doing a bar hop. During that time, the bartender came back to our table at least four times within about five minutes. Instead of being attentive, it felt pushy and aggressive, especially since they were still deciding what they wanted. I've been here a few times before, but after this experience, this will definitely be my last visit.

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.

I love Korean corn dogs but I must say this place was disappointing. Something about it just didn't…read moretaste fresh or crispy enough. Didn't satisfy my craving.

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.

We found the cart at the NAMI walk at Magnuson Park. Dogs were cooked fresh while we waited so they…read morewere piping hot! We tried the chicken & the spicy. The co-owner was working & was super friendly, chatting with us about all kinds of stuff while she cooked our order. Will try to find her outside Climate Pledge at our next Storm game

Originally my daughter and I were planning to grab food near the Climate Pledge Arena at a sit-down…read morevenue before the Laufey concert, but what we forgot to account for was that there was a Mariners playoff game happening at the same time. Pretty much all the sportsbars and restaurants nearby were packed, so we decided to just walk to the Arena and eat inside. Then I noticed this little hotdog stand. The lady running the store was extremely nice, especially to my daughter (which always wins extra points from me!). I of course ordered the Seattle dog. They had various condiments and toppings available on the side including ketchup, mustard, sauerkraut, pickles and pickled carrots. It was just the perfect amount of food with lots of flavors. After we were done eating, we came by the stand to grab some napkins and the lady asked us how the food was. I thought it was a nice gesture. She really didn't have to say anything and she had quite a few customers in line. She was able to multitask and provide excellent service to every customer. This is a hotdog stand. There are no tables. Condiments and napkins are all self-service. Each hot dog was $12 (this already includes sales tax and tipping is optional). I highly recommend if you are here for concerts or kraken games and want some good food that won't cost you an arm and a leg inside the arena.

I'm sure that, given the location, the Frankfurter is viewed as a tourist location. But they make a…read moregreat hot dog! I love the fun decorations and vibe, and of course you get great views! They have a larger menu than I expected, including cookies and drinks. The woman running the booth was really nice and talked to us about Seattle. I got a Seattle dog- cream cheese and onions- and the flavors were amazing! My friend got a normal dog with all the toppings and then added more from the counter on the side. For the location and price, this is a great lunch option!

Ok...so we tried the local favorite hot dog style:…read more Seattle Dog - grilled onions and cream cheee is the combo. I didn't put any other condiments on it. I found it to be off-putting at best. Nothing good about it by having cream cheese of all things. The hot dog itself waa decent. Italian Hot Dog - not too bad of a tasting dog. A litter kick and flavor...this was good enough. Service at this place was pretty swift and good.

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!

Best late night hot dogs in Seattle. Tried other stands and this one NEVER misses. They're putting…read moresome magic in those dogs.

Fuck it 5 stars who you know butterflyin the glizzard like that shit is too fye. I'm always gonna…read moreswing by if it's open

Found this little hot dog stand near the Space Needle and it was great! A large hot dog, which you…read morecan get with a variety of toppings but they have a few specialty options, of which, I got the Seattle Dog. It was good! I appreciated the variety of toppings you could get and also different hot dog options to accommodate different dietary needs (i.e. veggie dog, halal, kosher, etc.). I did pay $10 for one hot dog which is a little pricey in my opinion, but still a tasty option for a quick bite if you're out exploring Seattle.

This is a great stop for a Seattle dog right by the pop culture museum and the space needle! They…read moreare big enough to share. Fresh made to order. Nice staff.

Had a spicy pork bratwurst from this stand at Folklife today, it was decent and I liked the onions…read more+ sauerkraut they included. I did think for $16 my bun should have been steamed and not cold out of the bag, but I get that it's a busy festival environment. I didn't understand how fries were also $16 and they don't offer a half portion or a kid's portion as a smaller option. Pretty average for the price and wouldn't rush to get at the next street fair I go to.

Ran into a stand of this business at WA State Fair in Puyallup. None off the brats were looking…read morelike actual brats from a grill, but more like non-grilled non-brats. I chose the Polish (which is 100% not a bratwurst, but at least looked halfway promising). I had one bite, and found both taste and texture completely off. A closer look at the sausage revealed that it was pretty much raw. So I returned to the stand, where the disgruntled looking lady without delay said "they're smoked and pre-cooked, but you can have you r money back". I declined, and tossed it. THE END