This place was awesome. I got the chili and elote dog. They were super nice and answered my…read morequestions. Cool lil spot too if you wanted to hang out. They're not just a hot dog place. It's a brewery with some other food options too.

I thought this place was a food was a food truck, so I was worried I wouldn't find it. As soon as I…read morepulled up, I knew this was my place! There were lots of patio tables outside with shades. Doors to Fountainhead Brewery were open so I could see the menu behind the bar. Friendly guy working the counter, I ordered the classic dog with onion rings and a spicy margarita. They give you a small buzzer when your order is ready, but my food was brought to me by another friendly guy, who also checked on me later. I was there when it was not crowded early in the afternoon. I'm not a beer person so I can't speak about the different beers available, but there was a few cocktails on the menu plus water and soda available in a small see-thru fridg. There are other items on the menu, including pizza on the menu . Forgot to take a pic of the menu but it's there on other reviews. The parking lot is limited (3-4 stalls) but there is plenty of street parking.

We came here a few weeks ago and we look forward to coming back once they're open again. Huge…read moreshoutout goes to Michael for all of his hard work working the register then jumping on grill, I hope they're able to have more staff soon so it's not all on just one person to do everything. Extensive hot dog menu with other quick bites available. They offer bottled drinks or soft drink machine. Also plenty of parking available in this shopping center next to the nugget market. Thank you Michael for making our first time experience here enjoyable, welcoming, and we appreciate your hospitality, kindness, knowledge, and support.

I love supporting local restaurants in my area. Of course when it comes dinner time, like always I…read morenever know where to go grab a bite. Yelp is always so helpful to find good eats. That's exactly what I did. I went on yelp and picked good eats and thats when I stumbled upon Umai Savory Hot Dogs. Upon entering the restaurant I was quite surprised that it wasn't busy at all. It's a pretty cool spot to hang out at. The menu items all looked pretty interesting. I ordered the honolulu bang bang, truffle fries, and baga sliders. I have to say wow these did not disappoint. I love the sliders! The sauce was so delicious. I could not stop eating the truffle fries! So hot and crispy! I love pineapple so the honolulu bang bang was the perfect choice for me. I can't wait to go back and try the wings. I also have to mention about how nice the cashier was. She took the time to explain about some of the menu items. I also see her working very hard and multitasking. I will definitely go back to try more delicious food.

We stopped by for a quick lunch on our way out to the bay, and this place did not disappoint. We…read moreordered just a hotdog with ketchup and jalapenos. The portions are pretty big, and the service was super friendly! We also enjoyed sitting outside on a warm, sunny day.

Stopped by on March 7th after walking around downtown Davis with my wife. This was my second time…read moreordering from this place, last time was back in 2019 when my wife and I were 19/18 years old respectively and still dating. Amazing how their prices have only gone up about $2 after almost 7 years, including after being featured on the Food Network in Guy Fieri's show "Best Bite in Town" (which they won with the Thai Sausage)! Anyways, it's a snug little shop where the food is prepped right in front of you. I ordered the BBQ Bacon Dog and my wife ordered the veggie chili. Our food was prepared quickly, and both items were delicious! The hotdog was about a footlong - thin but very tasty! Came with a full strip (or two) of crispy bacon and toasted to perfection. The chili was also very flavorful with a bit of heat to it! Would absolutely recommend this place for a quick bite you can eat while you're walking around downtown. Will be coming again soon!

Tried this sausage truck for lunch today at log off…read morebrewery. I ordered the Chicken Sonoran Brat and the fiance made his own. The sausage was delicious as were all the toppings. I definitely want to try more styles. I recommend if you like sausage.

We had them at Burning Barrel yesterday. It was bomb!!! Had the Cheddar Brat, Hot Link, and Hot…read moreDog. Quality dogs and the pretzel bun was great.

I reccomned trying out the corndogs if your in town they are so good the service is really good and…read morethe corndogs came out quick

Was just here the other day since i was craving a tasty salty snack. This place never disappoints…read more Everything on the menu is delicious amd comes out nice and fresh. Cant wait to come here again for another tasty snack

There's something special about a place that's been serving the community since the late 1940s…read more This local hot dog spot keeps it simple in the best way, old-fashioned steamed hot dogs and homemade chili that clearly don't need reinventing. I ordered the cheese dog and it was exactly what I was hoping for: warm, comforting, and perfectly done. The chili tasted homemade and paired so well with the soft steamed bun. Sometimes classic really is best. The best part? My kiddos loved it and are already asking when we can go back. If you're in the mood for nostalgic comfort food that's stood the test of time, this spot is absolutely worth a visit.

Just finished a $7.53 lunch! None of the big chains, not at home! At Parker's Hot Dogs off…read moreDouglas Blvd @Sunrise Avenue. The place has been here for decades and ALWAYS hits my favorite button. A little different and folksy for sure! However, just nice people vending really good Dogs! Sit outside on nice days!

You don't go to Dog Haus Biergarten in Roseville... you experience it…read more Their breakfast burritos are basically a two-handed commitment, stuffed to the point of disrespect, and when you get that sunny-side egg in there? One bite in and it's game over--runny yolk everywhere, life choices validated. Bring napkins. Bring backup napkins. Maybe bring a change of shirt.

We had a great time here and it has great food! My friend…read moresaid I stopped in after having a girls day in. We were craving hot dogs, but needed to find a place with a veggie dog option. Thankfully, we found Dog Haus Biergarten because they had everything we were looking for. Each of us got a different hotdog and all of them were delicious. We also tried the cider, which was super good. I was pleasantly surprised with the veggie dog and really enjoyed it. I really like the spicy mustard on top. Such a good addition. I would definitely recommend this place if you're looking for a good hotdog!

We used Doggiestyle for a theater even at our school and the team was incredible! They set up…read morequickly, didn't need much space, were flexible with placement, and handily managed a crowd of varying sizes throughout the night with ease. They were even able to deliver on a tightly timed order of 50+ hot dogs for our cast during a short break between shows - very impressive stuff! Attendees were thrilled with this option - we can't wait to have them back!

Doggiestyle Hot Dogs is a pop-up hot dog restaurant that operates out of Rocklin, CA, and caters to…read morespecial events, including the Rocklin Brewfest. John and his team have your hot dogs covered for your dining pleasure in western Placer County. It's mid afternoon, Saturday, June 07, 2025, and I'm enjoying the Rocklin Brewfest 2025 and I'm in the mood for a delicious hot dog. I've come to the right place, as Doggiestyle Hot Dogs was on site, and serving hot dogs for all to enjoy. This is a pop-up restaurant that servers hot dogs at events all over western Placer County. I went with a "Quarter Pound Nathan Dog," How can you beat that for a great hot dog? The dog began with a quarter pound Nathan's Hot Dog, which was grilled to perfection by hot dog chef John, on site, at the Rocklin Brewfest. The dog was simply perfect, and fitted perfectly with the large, fresh bun, which was a start for an amazing lunch. On to the condiments! The trip to the nearby condiment bar was worthwhile, as I added a cornucopia of condiments, including mustard, mayonnaise, dill pickle relish, chopped white onion, sauerkraut and especially peperoncini, which is a rare treat for hot dogs. I suppose you could call my hot dog loaded? No ketchup whatsoever, as I never desecrate a hot dog by adding ketchup. Not to mention... may I say my dog was loaded with delicious condiments? One bite into the dog I was rewarded with a refreshing "snap," thanks to the natural casing on Nathan's Hot Dog, which made the hot dog both worthwhile and simply delicious. The condiments I added simply enhanced the dog, and didn't take anything away from the amazing hot dog, and the fresh bun. Such a delicious hot dog! Chef John knows how to grill a hot dog, and the Nathan's Hot Dog he grills are as good as it gets. I tip my cowboy hat to chef John, and his delicious hot dogs! Five star dining for all of you who love a delicious hot dog.

QUESADILLAS & HOTDOGS ONLY! Currently located in the parking lot of Quality Tune Up on the corner…read moreof Northgate & West El Camino. Super nice & friendly family. Husband speaks Spanish & English. Wife is hustling as the main cook, plus one other young man. Payment is cash, Venmo and Zelle. Hand made to order tortillas $10. They look like giant tacos. Variety of fillings both meat and vegetarian (see menu photo.) If you want it with "everything" that includes cheese, whole beans, nopales, pico, onions, shredded romaine. Comes with little cups of salsa verde and (maybe) salsa macha. Neither are very spicy. LA Street aka Sonoran style hotdogs $7. Fat juicy dog wrapped in bacon, dressed with grilled onions, bell pepper, jalapeno, mayo, ketchup, and mustard. Cheese dog is $9. Lúcuma aguas frescas was made with real fruit, lots of pulp, lots of refreshing flavor. I also had the amazing strawberry cream, you can see the little strawberry seeds in it. Giant 32 oz size for $8. They offer samples to taste in the tiny cups. Intersection is very busy and a little loud since they're both major roads. There's parking spaces and they have a table with little plastic stools to sit on. Usually open Thusday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday from 6:30pm-11pm. You can call/text to make sure they're set up before you make the trip. We've eaten here three times and will continue to support.

ME LOVE HER! ME LOVE HER (foot-)LONG TIME!…read more SIT-REP (Situation Report) It's great to have a great hot dog stand only 2 blocks North of my office-site! THE SET-UP AND THE FARE In fact, this is the first prong in my ritual walk: after I grab some peanuts in the shell, I get the hot dog (usually Seattle style with Cream Cheese or German style with Kraut), and walk to Capitol Park, and find on of my favorite park benches on the Southwest Quadrant of the park. And as I munch on my hot dog, I am approached by a surly group of squirrels, led by Chip & Dale, who look at my plaintively, eyeing the little pile of peanut shells on the bench next to me. I make a few teasing feints of peanut throws, but then follow through. It's amazing to watch the little tussles between the fluffy-tailed rodents - it's amazing to imagine squirrels WITHOUT tails and what handsome rats they would make. I also imagine how this scenario would be dramatically different if my pocket-Panthers JACK & BOBBY were there with me, watching these events. Would my cats think I lost it? Would they feel betrayed? Actually, I think they'd ridicule me because that's the kind of basterds my cats are (since these are the same two that disect mice, rats and birds in front of me as we go on our walks). THE LOWDOWN But I think I've wandered off the reservation and have gotten away from talking about DOGS. These are some good DOGS! YUMMM!

I have a dirty little secret. I'm a hot dog crack fiend. Sometimes I will buy two or three and…read moresometimes four of them, particularly the the polish dogs and run back to my cubicle where I molest and devour them in secret. Unbeknownst to my boss and coworkers I slip into a polock dog coma my fingers and keyboard reeking of ammonia hahaha I mean aroma of mustard and ketchup, relish fragrance. Sometimes I wake up curled in a fetal position naked in the bathroom after my hot frenzy oh gawd it's so embarasking, humiliating and I feel dehumanized from the orgy of hotdog bliss. This happens every Monday then I go back to work as usual.