Bacon-wrapped all-beef frank, Guatemalan chimichurri sauce, repollo, avocado, and mayo maya. $7.95
Los Schucos Latin Hot Dogs, San Francisco CA
This was sinfully good, but I will say that the bacon-wrapped frank wasn’t as good as the ones you get from a street cart. This was definitely fancier, but it lacked the crispiness, texture, and flavor that I was expecting.
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Sliced Spanish chorizo and all-beef frank, repollo, avocado, mayo maya and mustard. $7.95
Los Schucos Latin Hot Dogs, San Francisco CA
Omg, this was HUGE! I don’t know how one person could comfortably eat this thing. It was really good though. I loved the two different meats and it tasted great with all the condiments.
Pickle spear, tomato wedges, sport peppers, neon green sweet relish, yellow mustard, celery salt on a poppy seed bun. $7.50
Dapper Dog, San Francisco CA
This hot dog has a lot of toppings that I normally wouldn’t order (tomato wedges, mustard, relish), but it actually tasted pretty good together. That isn’t to say that I would order this again, though. Lol
Grilled onions, jalapenos, spicy sriracha bbq sauce, topped with crispy tortilla chips. $8
Dapper Dog, San Francisco CA
I was surprised at how much I liked this hot dog! I think it was the combination of jalapeno, grilled onions, and bbq sauce that did it for me. I could have done without the tortilla chips though, hehe.
Chili, cheddar cheese, diced onions. $8
Dapper Dog, San Francisco CA
This hot dog was big, mess, and pretty good. I wish they would have grilled the bun or at least heated it up though. It certainly hit the spot after a night out though, hehe.
Crumbled bacon, pickle, yellow mustard. $6
Dapper Dog, San Francisco CA
Mmm, salty hot dog! This was messy, hearty, and delicious. Dapper Dog is quickly becoming one of my guilty pleasures.
1/4 beef hot dog, spicy slaw, fried shallots. $5
Street Food Dojo, San Francisco CA
This hot dog was packed with flavor and a great lunchtime snack. The slaw was particularly tasty but I wish there was more fried shallots.
Topped with pico del gallo and avocado.
Sammy’s Sonoran Dogs, Seattle WA
This hot dog was large and messy, but it tasted great with the beer at Lucky Envelope Brewing. Mmm…
Hot dog with sauerkraut, mustard and onion. $5
Dapper Dog, San Francisco CA
This hot dog was messy and had a lot of mustard (which I’m not crazy about), but I surprisingly liked it anyway! 🙂 Maybe because I had already been out partying with some friends, hehe.
Urban art, Market Street.
Pork and beef dog, mustard, onion and chili, served with potato chips. $5.95
Potato salad. $2.60
Ben’s Chili Bowl, Washington DC
This is a DC classic, so I had to try it! It was certainly different. I can’t say that I’ve had a hot dog with mustard and chili on it at the same time. It tasted oddly good. I’m not sure I’ll go back for another since it seemed way to unhealthy (even for me, lol), but it was worth trying once. This place is certainly popular though!
Ben’s Chili Bowl mural with President Obama and Bill Cosby.
These little morsels were really fun and tasty. I mean, how can you really go wrong with bread and hot dog?!
D T Dim Sum & Tea, San Leandro CA
“With everything” comes with grilled onions, jalapenos, ketchup, mayonnaise, and mustard on a toasted bun!
Hot dog cart in The Mission, San Francisco CA
I know, I know! This thing is a heart attack served on a bun, but it’s SO frickin’ good after a long night of clubbing. There are carts throughout the city, and it’s anybody’s guess where they’ll be on any given night, but The Mission always seems to have the lion’s share on weekends! I grabbed this on the way home from a late night out and I had to be careful not to squish it in the car, lol! (Don’t worry, I wasn’t driving.)Mmmm, so gross and so good at the same time!
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