The burger here is legendary. Hand made to order. It's not a smash burger, it's thick and juicy. The price is subjective. It's not like a fast food burger but more like a burger you would get in a nice restaurant. With that said, the Hot Dog Bills in the Chase Center is disgusting. The buns are stale and the meat overcooked. It seems like they were made yesterday. read more

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$20 for hot dog bills burger dog. Ordered one wo cheese. Ground beef in a hot dog bun. When you run out of burger buns use hot dog buns. It isn't a culinary creation. They grind their own beef; can taste the extra beefy flavor in the custom grind. Ketchup to make it slightly sweet. Is it worth $15? hhhhhheeeellll no. But, it might be one of the better beef choices at chase center. Not the standard costco ground beef mix. Their hot dogs are $10-$15. The $5 is for the ketchup and condiments. They aren't selling to the $1.50 hotdog costco crowd. A 10x markup. Not close to a top dog product. Was expecting more after the self proclamations of best on the store front and website. They make an effort with the burger dog by grinding their own beef. Couldn't detect any effort w the hotdog product. But everything at chase is over priced. 9$ bottled water. Would I order one again... no. Did the KP salads paired w the dog. Those are $25! But healthier. read more

I had the burger dog, which I had been wanting to try for many years. It was OK. The big problem I have is with their service charge and their price. $18 for a tiny little hot dog. Way to go! I wish companies would just adjust their prices to pay their workers whatever they think is a fair amount. The idea of having a price posted at a wall and then once you pay, they tell you the price is gonna be much higher due to a service charge is a scam. And it should be against the law. If I want to tip, I will tip. And it will be based on service. The idea of just taking it from me is terrible. And any business who does it, I will never go back to and I'll happily leave a bad review. I would be more OK with this service charge idea if they told me before paying that it's going to be an extra amount. Then I would simply take my card back and go somewhere else. I would also be OK if they have this service charge clearly posted before you pay. Again, I would simply turn around and walk away if I feel it's unreasonable. Instead, the guy tells you I'll make sure to give you the receipt. As if giving me the receipt makes everything OK. Spoiler alert, it doesn't! Now I'm sure that people will say "well it's only $5 or $10 extra depending on the size of your order." My response would be I don't care how much it is extra if it's not told to me in advance. Let's do a hypothetical here really quick. Let's just say the burger dog was posted at $15 and once I paid, they say, please sign the receipt for $30. Would anybody see an issue with this? How about if they said it was going to be $150 after I had already paid? Would anybody see an issue? That's what I thought, so don't charge any stupid service charge ever again without telling people in advance or having it posted. read more

Unfortunately, this was one of the least enjoyable meals I've had in a while. The bun was a bit stale, the fries lacked flavor, and I found myself mostly drinking water rather than enjoying the food. The hot dog wasn't quite to my taste either. Hopefully, by sharing this, I can help someone else avoid making the same choice. That said, the staff was wonderful--nothing negative to say about them. read more

Been trying to figure out how to review the various food stands in Chase Center. I tried to post a review for one business and it was booted in the Chase Center business listing which just didn't seem right. As a result, I withheld from writing anything about the food stands until recently. The previous NBA season (2019-2020) also marked the opening of Chase Center. I remember that we didn't try this stand until a couple months into the season, late 2019 most likely. At that time, I tried their signature burger dog and was not impressed. Again, likely due to the hype and expectations, this just didn't wow me. After the arena reopened this fall, my friends and I have been venturing out more to try new and past dining spots. This stand happens to be right by my seat so when my friend wanted to their burger, I opted for their hot dog (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=_c99zWWZKNv-0eM1QneGlQ&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q). With lowered expectations from the previous year, I really enjoyed this hot dog which was pretty sizeable, about 1.5 times the size of a Costco one. The kicker for me what the chewy texture of the meat's outer skin (grilled?) and the number of ingredients that garnished this. I didn't even need to add anything to it. Will probably return here later in the season to have another one and the French fries which may be from them or the neighboring Bakesdale Betty chicken stand. Currently, you may order from both menus at the order device. read more

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My son and I started a project to review and rate as many burger places in SF as possible. While our time has been more limited of late, our appetite for a good burger never abates. The criteria we use is that we are looking for a classic cheeseburger or as close as possible. Meat, cheese, bun, veggies as required and condiments. We are not looking for the elite and fluffy burgers. If you like foie gras and truffles on your burger, we are not your reviewers! If I had 100 stars, Hot Dog Bills would get all of them. If you haven't figured it out from the name, the burger patty is shaped to fit in a large hot dog bun. It is perfectly seasoned, cooked to medium/medium rare. The bun is toasted to perfection every time and then you can choose from an assortment of veggies and condiments including onions, grilled onions, pickles, relish, bacon, American cheese, tomatoes and more. The only problem is that Hot Dog Bills is located inside a private athletic club, the Olympic Club. You have to find a member to get you in! But this burger is worth the effort! NOTE: The Hot Dog Bills at Chase Center is not the real deal. Don't bother (just like you shouldn't bother with any stadium burger). read more

Love Hot Dog Bills. You have to let go of preconceived notions and ideas about a burger and go with it. What a treat! The best time to eat here is after the par 3, or before, and I think you can grab one on the turn when playing the Ocean, though I don't remember the exact logistics. Be sure and pair with a cold beer in a cup. Hope to return one day. read more

If you haven't had the pleasure of meeting Panda at Hotdog Bills, are you even really playing golf at The Olympic Club? Panda isn't just slinging hotdogs--she is creating edible masterpieces that make even the toughest rounds a little easier to swallow. Picture this: You've just triple-bogeyed a par 3, and your mood is sinking faster than your score. But then you roll up to Hotdog Bills, and there's Panda, ready to turn your frown upside down with a perfectly grilled hotdog that has enough flavor to make you forget you're terrible at golf. Panda's got the skills of a Michelin-star chef, the charm of a stand-up comedian, and a memory that's sharper than your 9-iron. She remembers your order and your latest on-course mishap, dishing out the perfect dog with a side of much-needed encouragement. In short, Panda is the real MVP of The Olympic Club. So, next time you're there, skip the post-round analysis and head straight to Hotdog Bills. Trust me, Panda's hotdogs are the only thing at the club that always delivers under par! read more

Apparently the website did not say that it's exclusively for members. So when we got there, we were told that it was for members only and that we had to turn around and leave. read more

This place is located inside the Chase Center during the Warriors games. I found the hotdog burger was rather unique. I thought it was a good alternative to the hotdog. read more

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This is the lovechild of a crackhead and an absolute genius. Had to try it. Tasted exactly how it looked like. I regret nothing.

First things first, Hot Dog Bill's is on the property of the world famous Olympic Club. So, you'll have to have a member take you out there. But if I know anything at all (and I know I don't know much) its hamburgers. Hot Dog Bill's makes the best hamburgers in the city. They come on hot dog buns, hence the name, and you could easily eat two. I get mine with all the fixins, so next time you see someone around town wearing the "Winged O" on their shirt, ask em to take you out to the snack stand on the driving range for hamburger. Take my word for it. They are the best. read more

Great burgers! Hot Dog Bills serves as one of Olympic Club's snack shacks. Others should not be leaving 1 star reviews because "it's not open to the public"...it's a private club! read more

Don't waste your time coming here! We yelped this place after seeing it had 5 stars to try some good hot dogs but NO WHERE does it say you have to be a member of the country club to get in!!!! Clearly wasted a whole hour of my life to find this place to get told this! Super disappointed!! read more

OMG the best place ever. I gotta have either a hot dog or hamburger every time I go to the OC. They also have good tuna and turkey. But the cheeseburger is really to die for. read more

This is the best hotdog, opps, hamburger that I've ever tasted! You got to try one to experience this eating delight!

If you want to buy one of their hamburger dog meat making molds to make at home? Go to their web site to order one. http://hotdogbills.com read more