This is a stand that is close to homemade food if u don't want to cook and want more of a home made…read morefood stand meal affordable and has the best salsa it's hot how it should be when selling mexican food and chile out there ! And the hot dogs are very good flavor all is good and recommended flavor won't let u down for sure I been coming to them since they first opened up so a long time go give them a try

I've been here on 3 separate occasions and haven't been disappointed with their birria de chivo. If…read moreit's birria you're craving, this spot will do you well

My newly-retired husband suggested Sonoran hotdogs for lunch, so we decided to finally try BK's…read more ¡Qué rico! The wait staff were super friendly and the atmosphere is what I would expect from a Sonoran dog and taco place. Nothing fancy but clean and cute with mouth-wateringly delicious food. What more do you need? We both ordered a regular Sonoran dog and a carne asada taco. I also ordered horchata which was ice cold and wonderful. They have a great selection of toppings for tacos, so I opted for onion and cilantro, pico de gallo, hot sauce and a sprinkling of cotija. Sorry I didn't get a pic but I did wolf it down because it was so good. The Sonoran dog was equally delicious! We'll definitely return to BK's! Delicious food that doesn't break the bank. I definitely want to try some of their mixed drinks next time!

We had a Sonoran dog at a hotdog stand near the airport and that set the bar so we wanted to try a…read morelocal favorite. We came across this one and we were greeted as soon as we walked in. We were sat promptly. The server was really nice and took my Michelada order. I got it with Tecate since they were out of Modelo. The michilada was perfect and refreshing! It's a must. They have a salsa bar. I thought it would have been for chips and salsa but no chips were offered. We ordered the original hot dog and a carne asada one. The hot dog was good but needed all the fixings. The carne asada one had hard chewy meat. May have been overcooked meat. It was hard to eat as it kept falling apart after the first bite.

:…read more This hotdog food truck is a hidden gem! The hotdogs are always fresh, loaded with flavor, and perfectly cooked. The toppings are generous and creative, and the service is fast and super friendly. Definitely a must-try if you're craving a delicious, Hotdogs

Been looking for this food truck as they were not there 2 weeks ago around 8pm so one thing that…read morewould be nice is more clear hours. Anyway, I went here last night after seeing a reel on Instagram. This food truck is off on 15th right off Irvington, at the end of a small plaza on the empty lot side. There were soo many choices, it really was hard to choose. It would have been nice to have a place to see what's in each option since they're all so loaded. I ended up just going with the hot dog from the reel I saw, while my husband got the Sonoran dog and the el goddammit. He enjoyed both but I wasn't a fan of the beans in the latter. I would have not even known they were there from the picture. My hot dog was grand just as I expected and it was good. The bacon was reeeeaally salty though so not as enjoyable as I anticipated. I wouldn't get that one again. A lady walked around with desserts and I got a strawberry creama dessert, yum! Ohh they have a larger tent right next to the one you order from that has separate seating if you want to eat there and a cooler for drinks. I like that they had lots of sanitizer out, and I spied a handwashing station as well. I really like what this food truck has and want to try more but clear hours and menu descriptions would really bump Th is review up!

Food was great and service was super friendly. The seating area was nice and clean and well lit…read more Will come back soon

Ahh what fun, a hot-dog stand teamed up with a Raspado stand. Great combo. First you can get a…read morehot-dog and coke, then get some desert. Little did I know it was buy one get one free day, so I ordered a dog and coke and ended up getting two. Perfect, because after the first one I definitely wanted more. The stand is two carts framed around the tables, makes a nice wind block. Though staring at the raspado menu is what ultimately led to me getting desert. Hot-dogs were fresh, bacon was flavorful. The buns were toasted (new favorite preference). They offered a topping bar with cheese, salsa, guacamole, and it all made for a great messy dog. Polish that off with a Macedonia. If you are not used to Mexican ice cream options you should definitely give it a try. Macedonia (at this location) is a mixture of fruit and ice cream. There was so much fruit in that cup I was constantly surprised at each layer I hit. The menu selection is all over the place, from nachos to Elote, to fruit salads. If you need a reason to try the south side, come down just to check out the menu........

This is one of the more interesting Sonoran dog stands I've found so far, in that they don't just…read moregive you the same thing you could get anywhere else. Los Gordos gives you three options, of which I tried two: First, there's the "Ungaro," which is a standard Sonoran dog with a yellow chili and cheese in it. The added ingredients don't distract from the standard Sonoran dog flavor: they just kick it up a notch. For fans of the genre, this is definitely worth trying. Second is the "California," which replaces the standard bacon-wrapped hot dog with a flavorful (smoked?) beef sausage, topped with all the standard Sonoran dog toppings. For someone who's eaten as many Sonoran dogs as I have, biting into this thing can only be described as shocking. I'm not completely sure that I think the Sonoran dog toppings really go with the beef sausage, but it's not really possible for something like this to actually taste BAD -- it was just odd. The sausage itself was also really good, so that helped. Again, I'd say this is worth trying, though perhaps more for the novelty than because I think it's really an improvement on the standard. I didn't write down the name of the third hot dog on offer, but I think it was called a Percheron. In any case, the guy said he didn't have all the ingredients to make me one, so tough luck (though it's not like I was going to eat three hot dogs). If I happen by the stand again, I'll try to get the scoop. But overall, this was a pretty fun Sonoran dog experience -- if you're in the area, I'd definitely say to check these guys out.

The food here is to die for! We were staying at an Airbnb in the neighborhood and walked over twice…read morein one day to eat here. It was also surprisingly well priced for the large portions

First visit the food was delicious and the cook was very courteous and friendly. Our can sodas got…read moregiven to us room temperature though. Unfortunately, the cashier had a horrible attitude, which really took away from the overall experience. Hoping customer service improves because the food itself was great.

Carne Asada is absolutely delicious! I love these little hidden Taquerias, great friendly service,…read moreclean and plenty of covered seating with brand new very comfortable chairs. Very mucho burrito $11.

From the owner: “TAQUERIA EL TÍO TIN” te ofrece deliciosos tacos al estilo de nuestra tierra, productos de calidad,…read morepara que lleves una sabrosa experiencia, donde el sabor Mexicano te espera.

This place, next door to Taqueria Pico de Gallo, has raspados and other sweet refreshments. I got a…read moremacedonia ($6.45), which is ice cream, fruit, whipped cream and lechera (sweetened condensed milk). It was pretty good but nothing special. My friend got churros with chocolate sauce, also OK. They were initially out of coffee, but they made up for it by giving us free coffee later. The coffee was nothing special, and they had no cream, only powdered "creamer." Basically, it's an OK place if you happen to be in the neighborhood, but it is not worth going out of your way to try it.