Went here to try and my sister was cravinggg Korean corn dogs, we decided to stay near home, and my…read moresister ended up getting the Mozza dog (just cheese), add cheetos and fries, while I ended up getting og half&half with the spicy dog (would recommend if your into spice, it's like a hot link) and a Oreo milkshake. The food was overall amazing, it was all dropped to order, fries were crispy, both dogs were fresh, crunchy, and amazing. Milkshakes were a hit. I would recommend getting a milkshake regardless if its winter or summer. Service was awesome, as soon as we stepped inside, we were immediately greeted/welcomed, and received paper menus to look over, made sure we were doing okay, and answered any questions about anything. Felt very welcomed overall. The ambiance of the restaurant was just like how I would imagine, they were papers hanging with drawings that are very cool, some anime shows mainly, pretty clean, and felt like a warm place to just be in. I would totally recommend eating her,e even just to try something new!

This tiny little spot is worth NOT passing up. The menu is diverse and well priced. Food fried…read morefresh. The Korean hot dog was quite beefy once finished- I'll definitely had a solid amount of weight on it. Tasted phenomenal! Will be back here again soon!

First off....WOW!…read more You order inside the bar and they bring you the food after the employee makes it out of the truck out front. SO MANY OPTIONS FOR DOGS?!?!? I've eaten here a couple times now and can say that they make great food! The buns are like steamed I think which gives them this unique, soft texture that's to die for. I'm not that far but I wish I was even closer.. then this might become a weekly spot... or daily! TRY THIS PLACE YOU WONT REGRET IT!

Wasn't super impressed. First, it's basically a food truck with a bar attached. Don't expect fancy…read moredining here. Oh and they have utensil dispensers if you need them. They do have an amazingly wide selection of dogs to choose from, and you can customize as well. Sides are extra. The fries were decent and the chili is pretty good. My wife's bun was very hard to being almost inedible, and mine was dry and tasted a little stale. The dogs themselves were OK, but nothing exceptional. Just not super impressed. Tried it once at least.

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

I love getting hotdogs at this place! I know it's a quick stand in front of the Lowes, but the hot…read moredogs are great and the guy who owns the stand is always super friendly and nice! My daughter who just learned to order her own hotdog, loves coming here and ordering her own dog. She finds herself to be a big girl now, and the person who owns the stand is always so kind and nice to her. Not to mention the hot dogs are delicious, hot and the service is super quick! Everything is super clean and neat, and I love the options of all the condiments that you can add to the dog. Every flavor for every person! I know you are probably going to Lowes for home stuff, but don't forget to stop by and grab a dog from this guy! Sometimes, my daughter and I go by just for a hotdog!

I ordered the Golden Classic Wings, and they were absolutely fabulous. The wings were perfectly…read morecrispy on the outside and tender on the inside, coated in a flavorful, zesty sauce. I previously enjoyed them on Tuesday night with my aunt and cousin. The irresistible taste and satisfying texture made it impossible to resist reordering and savoring them once more.

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.

We have seen their signage over the years- but this time we saw it from the highway and had to pull…read moreover to check them out. Who can resist a good wienerscnitzel and let's face it- if that's the name of your establishment, you've gotta know what you're doing. I wouldn't say that the service was particularly "fast", but the drive thru was packed and the young workers that so could see were all working quickly and really professional and friendly. We ordered a double kraut & mustard meal- which was as it should be, fries were ok, but it was the Polish sandwich that was reminiscent of childhood kolbassy sandwiches in Pittsburgh. The flavorful slightly spicy sausage had very little fat, it was sliced in half, served on thick slices of soft rye seeded bread, with a thin layer of mustard, slice of cheese and a crisp dill pickle. It was heavenly- I'm sorry that I didn't snap a photo. I just read online that they are known for the shakes- which no doubt we would've also enjoyed. I'll be on the lookout for Wienerschnitzel in my future travels.

Only have been here twice. Once they were out of the pastrami on brioche which was 10/10. Hotdog…read morewith kraut was decent. Both the chicago and junkyard were great! Their pastrami was better than their hotdogs! lemonade was pure sugar water. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGai5wZIYjs&t=902s

Spent 20 minutes looking for this place, called several times no answer. Complete waste of time,…read morehungry and upset.

Great hot dogs, German Sausage, and Polish Kilbasa. The hot dog buns are really soft and fresh…read more Owner is very friendly and kind. Will definitely return.

The Dawg Eat Dog food truck is an absolute must-try!…read more When I review hot dogs around the country, I'm always searching for vendors who understand the true art of serving a great hot dog. For me, the gold standard is simple: a hot dog that reminds me of that first grilled dog at a family BBQ--perfect char, served hot, and not buried under a mountain of toppings. One thing I'll never understand is boiled hot dogs. Boiling strips away flavor. If you're a hot dog vendor, take notes from Dawg Eat Dog and step up your game. What impressed me? They grilled the hot dog. They toasted the bun. The dog was hot and flavorful. I suspect they may steam the hot dogs before grilling, which is actually a smart move for food trucks because it reduces wait times while still serving a hot product. Whatever they're doing, it works. I found Dawg Eat Dog at Sumner Rhubarb Days, and after one bite, they jumped straight to #2 on my Best Hot Dog List. Now, for full disclosure, the #1 spot is still held by Smokey Joe's Hot Dogs LLC in Peoria, Arizona. I can say that confidently because I owned that stylish shipping container restaurant myself! And before anyone asks, my personal favorite hot dog of all time is still the 7-Eleven Spicy Bite eaten completely naked--no condiments. Sometimes simplicity wins. If you're still searching for your go-to hot dog, use Dawg Eat Dog as your benchmark for what a quality hot dog experience should be. Great flavor, great execution, and a great example of how hot dogs are supposed to be served. Nick's Hot Dog Rating: Char: 9/10 Bun: 9/10 Flavor: 9/10 Overall Experience: 9/10 Bottom Line: You won't be disappointed. #DawgEatDog #HotDogReview #SumnerRhubarbDays #GrilledNotBoiled #HotDogLife #FoodTruckFinds #NicksHotDogReviews

Was just driving by Canyon Rd in Puyallup and this food truck was outside McLendon hardware and I…read morethought today seems like a great day for a hot dog. I went with a Seattle dog because I love cream cheese and it was great! The only thing that could have made it better would be if they had some sliced tomatoes you could add on... well I also think it would be great with a little chili but I prefer chili with beans and their chili is an all meat chili so I didn't go that route. They also had a variety of sauces out for you to customize your hot dog as well as jalepeno slices but it was difficult to open the containers for jalepenos and relish, ect. Over all though, it's a solid hot dog food truck and I would come back for another Seattle dog!

Listen, it ain't fine dining but you ain't getting anything more Chicago authentic than this…read more You've tried every type of Asian and Mexican joint in the area. Get a deep dish or Italian beef. Service is 100 Chicago and what else are you looking for, for a pizza that ain't some fancy ass middle of the road expensive AF Mediterranean whatever. This is Chicago pizza baby. Try it. Order ahead, cuz this takes time too cook because it's as deep as Lake Michigan. Little Caesar's got nothing on this.

Chicago's Pizza Kitchen is tucked away kind of and is not really easy to see or get to if you are…read moreunfamiliar with the area. The best thing to do is to get your coordinates through GPS in order to get to the restaurant. Our experience with the pizza was good. It was solid, tasty and enjoyable. No issues with that at all. We got the Six Corners Pizza which has red sauce, mozzarella, sausage, ham, pepperoni, mushrooms and green pepper. The pizza was quite good and we got a 12" thin sliced pizza. We were thinking of getting a deep crust but was told for that order it would be 45 minutes to have it made so instead we went in the direction of the thin crust. While the service was good some unusual stuff was going on. The door was wide open but the sign was still switched to "off" or closed. The business was operating but not with a full staff as we were told and with what a sign said. Another customer mentioned this to them and it sounded like the sign was deliberately switched to "closed". I imagine so less customers would come in but it didn't deter many. By the time we left the sign was switched to "open". So all of that was unusual but other than that it was a good experience.