Great, totally accessible location for the post-party munchies. Goodly selection of tasty,…read moreslightly greasy (in a good way) dogs and burritos. Walk-up, order and take away.

The Hot Dog man on Printer's Alley ONLY ON SATURDAY NIGHT has the best hot dogs in the universe. I…read morebullshit you not. They are only two dollars but they are worth ten. If you make that walk up the hill on Saturday night and you are not happy with his hot dogs I will buy the house a round at Tootsie. Call my cell and I'll meet you there. 321-243-2083.

I called because I had a event and it was 50 people, the owner David was GREAT. Said it was no…read moreproblem and started to make a whole platter. It ended up being 75 people and it was more than enough for EVERYONE. I'm Muslim so I don't eat pork he even went out his way to get halal beef dogs. We appreciate you a lot man.

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Awesome Dog. What can I say other than unique and tasty. Great Midnight snack !! Don't miss the…read moreunique old school Pubs of Printers Alley.

My wife and I attended the Bruno Mars concert in Nashville and Daddy's Dogs was a vender. My wife…read morewas excited to try the food so we stood in line. When we placed the order the service rep informed me he would not modify the hot dog and not put relish on it. This was disappointing because I was looking at a hot dog next to me with no relish. I asked if I could have one just like that and he said he would not. There is a different set of rules for "some people". I'll never go again and I think Nissan Stadium should reconsider their contract. Not offering the same service to "All" customers is not the attention Nissan Stadium needs. I hate to think it could have been racial thing.

On my list of things to try while in Nashville and I happened upon the location inside the Ole…read moreSmokey Distillery, a little pop-up place in the outside area. They were closed for a bit to restock but when they reopened, I ordered a hot dog, half with sauerkraut half plain. Guy was friendly enough but not too interactive. When the hot dog came out, I wish he had put a little more sauerkraut on the one side but it was really good. The bun was soft and the hot dog had great flavor and just the right amount of bite. Didn't make it to the late-night spot but glad I got to try it and mark it off my list!

Best thing to eat after a night out! Big Daddy Dog is sooo good. Craved this after going back home…read moreto Indiana. Came out pretty quick too.

This is literally right next to the entrance of Tin Roof. It's open late I'm not sure until what…read moretime but I got mine at probably 1:45? And I think a lady asked said open until 3. I'll figure it out and update. Overall though so good! I got the Lone Wolf which is ketchup,mustard, and relish. So pretty simple but the bun was so warm and toasty as well as being a good amount of bun for the hot dog. The hot dog was good and had a lot of flavor! I'll honestly have to stop by again preferably during the day and try out one of their other hotdogs! Will be back! (Picture below, a little blurry because I took it from a video but you can see my hand in comparison to the hotdog hopefully.)

Conveniently located near a row of bars, I almost missed it driving by, the cart has a yellow top…read morebut not bright yellow and it was night time. Dogs - I chose music City - because hi I'm in Nashville Ehhhh was ok? Raw onions Shredded cheese Really big bun A nice crispy bacon under a big dog Was expecting cooked onions and cheese sauce Imo, messy is delicious this was pretty neat and I had to toss most of the bun because too much!

This is by far one of the best hotdogs I've had in my life. I don't know what it was. Maybe it was…read morethe late night or the atmosphere or the birthday trip I took, but this is exactly what I needed and wanted on a late night visiting Nashville. This location is located on printers Alley, which is known for various karaoke bars and lounges. The gentleman behind the hole in the wall location was super nice and helpful. Daddy dogs has various hotdog style options, but my personal favorite was called the Lonewolf and it is exactly how I eat my hotdogs: with ketchup, mustard, and relish to top it off. This is exactly how I love my hotdog, and I enjoyed the fact that they had this option on the menu. There's just something about adding relish to a hotdog that makes it superb and it balances the sweet and savory flavors. Not only was I impressed with this hotdog the flavor, and the fact that they toasted the bun on the grill is elite in itself. The bread was nice and warm and soft paired with the hot, hot dog and chilled toppings was the highlight of my night. If you come to Nashville, you have to try one of these hotdogs.

Pay attention to the hours; this might be one of the first non-alcoholic places I've seen that…read moreOPENS at 9PM on some nights. (We 100% stood around in front of an empty booth for 20 minutes, assuming someone took a bathroom break, before learning to read.) There is no interior. There is no door. It's simply a window that opens up into the walking-only Printer's Alley. This isn't a place you'd park your car to go to; this is a place you stop into if you're already walking in the area and decide you want a hot dog, right then and there. And for that, when it's actually open, it succeeds. We ordered and had a hot dog within a minute. Even the group of six ahead of us had their food within a few minutes. It looks like Daddy's Dogs always has the hot dogs rolling, and the single cashier/cook behind the window just pops it into a tray with the bun and adds your toppings, and you're good to go. The beef in the hot dog is GOOD. It's not too spiced, but it's very soft and delicious. The bread they use is way too pillowy and thick. The bread-to-hot-dog ratio is off, but if you've been drinking, the extra bread maybe isn't the worst thing in the world. Their "Chicago Dog" is more like an "inspired by Chicago dog". A Chicago dog has a very specific set-up, and theirs is missing some of it (and the pepper size and pickle size is very lacking). If you can still see the hot dog through the pepper and pickle on a Chicago dog, it's not quite right. Still, it was hot, fresh, delicious, cheap, fast, and RIGHT THERE. It'd be impossible for it be any more convenient.

I skipped a meal to gorge myself here. I figured since it was from 11-9 I would still have plenty…read moreof trucks to pick from. I figured there would be a good size crowd still there and the waits would still be fairly long but what I didn't count on was that a lot of the trucks would leave due to lack of food and others would be near their threshold at midday. When the lady friend and I got there we were starving and she loves grilled cheese so that was the one we tried to get to first. I say tried because the line for that truck was ridiculously long and after waiting for a little bit decided to try to check something else out. The Latin Wagon was running out of stuff, the Asian one was constantly changing their whiteboard by erasing stuff and so we settled on the burger truck. Even being a dozen or so people behind we could hear that they were running out stuff: certain cheeses, sauces, buns. BUNS!! How can it be called a burger if you don't have buns?! That was basically the last straw and decided I'm done with this and went to go eat somewhere else but not before I dropped a couple f bombs, kicked a light pole and yelled at random strangers...I get a little cranky when I don't eat.

I had a lot of fun at last weekend's Wanderland FEASTival. A group of friends and I set out to try…read morea variety of food from a good portion of the ~14 trucks attending. Super pumped! This event is a great idea. That being said, I think we got here at the wrong time. The event was running from 11am - 9pm and our group got there at about 2pm. The place was packed. Many trucks were closed, having run out of food, and those that were open had wait times of at least 45 minutes. By the time I got to the front of the line for the Latin wagon, they only offered 4 (tasty) items and had run out of change for cash transactions. I paid with a card and enjoyed my food, but I was a little sad that so many trucks were out of so many things. I also tried Jonbalaya Catering's truck and only waited in a line for about 5 minutes! I think because they were out of their signature jambalaya and pork sliders, but the ham and cheese sliders weren't a bad replacement and their Raspberry UnDaquiri was delicious. I guess that means the event was a success! I'm looking forward to more events like this in the future and will be sure to show up RIGHT when they start.