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Bacon Dog Cart
Categories: Restaurants Food Stands Restaurants Hot Dogs Food Stands, Hot Dogs [Edit]
The MissionSan Francisco, CA 94110
Neighborhood: Mission
- Price Range:
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$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- No
- Parking:
- Street
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Takes Reservations:
- No
- Delivery:
- No
- Take-out:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- No
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes
- Wi-Fi:
- No
- Good For:
- Late Night
- Alcohol:
- No
- Noise Level:
- Loud
- Has TV:
- No
- Caters:
- No
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
490 reviews for Bacon Dog Cart
Review Highlights
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"The grilled onions make this dog worth the $3." In 59 reviews -
"God touches each hot dog wrapped in bacon." In 197 reviews -
"Outside Leisure/Cat Club (SoMa." In 13 reviews
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490 reviews in English
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Review from Sofia R.
My friend and I were walking down a few blocks scarfing down hot dogs from another cart when a Mexican hot dog cart caught our eyes. We gave each other a look and we knew we both wanted get some.
Can you blame us? Not only were we starving (one hot dog simply isn't enough) but these were Mexican bacon wrapped hot dogs. Hardly something to turn away from.
Set up is simple. A cart grilling onions and hot dogs. You are asked if you want everything on it (grilled onions, jalapeños, mustard, mayo, ketchup). We said yes to everything but the jalapeños because we ran out of water.
Bacon wrapped hot dogs! Come on. Sooo good dude. Always hits the spot late at night. -
Review from Erica T.
5/14/2012 1 Check-in Here
After spending all of my money.... or just trying to save what I have left for the rest of the weekend.... I got a guy to buy me 6 bacon wrapped hot dogs. THANKS DUDE (whoever you are). Since that night, I have been to this hot dog stand quite a few times. My friends love going to Brunos and after a whole night of dancing and drinking.. the best thing to have is a bacon wrapped hot dog with everything on it.
I love that it is piping hot. My bf was so drunk one night that he didn't even remember eating it (till he saw pictures the next day and wondered why his burp smelled funny). Oh the memories!Listed in: Food Trucks
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Review from Anita D.
San Francisco, CA
4/20/2012 1 Check-in Here
I have yet to find this cart.
But due to my drunken stupor, I kept rambling about this cart to a friend. He sees the cart all the time. So being the kindest fellow that he is...he picked up a dog for me. By the time I got the hot dog, it was cold. But it was still pretty good.
I can't wait to find the cart myself one day and have it fresh off the grill! -
Review from Patrick C.
San Francisco, CA
3/29/2012
Right there at the right time! I love you because when I am drunk off my ass...I smell you from blocks away...you are right there...helping my need / desire for a bacon wrapped hot dog...helping me soak up that alcohol sitting in my belly.
Thank You!! -
Review from Alexander R.
San Francisco, CA
2/21/2012
I was thinkin' that ifin I was chained to one of these creatures it wouldn't be the worst thing in known. I just don't see them as carts, to me they are living creatures of such magnanimous ways I just get lost. Nah, maybe the Bacon Dog Cart isn't a being, maybe it's a cult. Yeah, it's a cult and I want to disclose my devotion to it. I mean a bacon dog is kind of like heaven so I don't mind dieing. But if any mayo goes on it, i'm done, I'm quitting!
Somebody told me that people eat these after drinking? What's that noise? -
Review from Derek N.
San Leandro, CA
4/9/2012
This/these guys located all around the city meticulously located next to ALL the major clubs till the wee hours of the morning serving some of the best drunk food the bay has to offer!! Double up whatever you normally eat because you know that drunk-hunger seems to never satisfy!!
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Review from Gabrielle L.
San Francisco, CA
4/15/2012 1 Check-in Here
Bacon wrapped hot dog piled with grilled onions when I'm hungry and want food now? Yes please! The best thing about this cart is that it's right there when you want it. Pretty good hot dog, but really great location! I'm not sure I want to know the health risks of a bacon wrapped hot dog, or the quality of the ingredients, but this really hits the spot.
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Review from Cherylynn N.
San Francisco, CA
11/29/2011 ROTD 12/19/2011
BEST.DRUNK.FOOD.EVER.
Until you've tried a Bacon Wrapped Hot Dog while INEBRIATED/SMASHED/DRUNK/FADED, you cannot call yourself a true San Franciscan (I've had more than I would care to admit).
For once, 7x7 is RIGHT; it is one of the 100 Things to Try Before You Die. The Bacon-Wrapped Hot Dog is essential for capping off your night of drunken debauchery as a piece of rubber is to cover up your tool. Not that I would know about the latter though.
With various locations (see below), you can smell the deliciously intoxicating fumes from all parts of San Francisco. Thick cuts of smoked swine tightly wrapped nice lengthy packages sizzling away on the griddle. The bacon is grilled to a nice crispness around the edges. The onions are then grilled in the bacon drippings to a silky caramelized state.
Piping hot, the Bacon Wrapped Hot Dog is placed in a toasted bun and then topped with the grilled onions, mayo, ketchup, mustard and jalapenos (get EVERYTHING on it). This warm hand-held package has one of the most EXPLOSIVE flavors your mouth will have ever tasted: beefy, salty, smokey, creamy, tangy, sweet and spicy. Each bite will leave you salivating for more...
And just HOW good is it? On numerous occasions, I've witnessed size 00 beezies polishing off 2-3 of these babies at a time. I gain a pound just by eye-raping the Bacon Wrapped Hot Dogs. WTF!
OTHER NOTES:
*$4 each
*Cash only
*Normally closes around 2:30 AMish after feeding a wave of drunktards who just stumbled out of the bar/club
*Cart sightings/locations:
--Outside Bruno's (The Mission)
--Near Skylark (The Mission)
--Outside Bubble Lounge (FiDi)
--Corner of Infusion Lounge towards Powell (Union Square)
--Outside Temple, sometimes inside near the smoking area (SoMa)
--Outside Leisure/Cat Club (SoMa)
--Outside John Colins (SoMa)
--Outside Blue Light (Marina)
--Outside Vertigo (Nob Hill/Civic Center)
--Perpendicular to The Lookout (Castro) -
Review from Joe N.
2/1/2012
I don't always hang out in the Mission, but when I do I have to eat at the bacon cart.
This is the perfect portable meal after drinking. It's not the healthiest, but it's the best. I always make my friends walk around with me to find the hot dog stand after hanging out in the Mission, it's pretty much become a tradition for us. The hot dogs are bacon wrapped and it's loaded with other goodies such as jalepenos, ketchup, onions, peppers, mayo and maybe more (I could probably list a few more things but I'm usually pretty buzzed or worse whenever I arrive at the cart). The hot dogs are only $4, but you can sometimes bargain them down to $3 if you get a few of them. -
Review from Jane A.
1/6/2012
THE SMELL OF THE MISSION.. onions, hotdogs, and bacon.
(4.5 stars)
IS THERE A HOT-DOG GOD? Because i'd like to praise him and give thanks. You aint lived life to the fullest until you had one of these. Illegal or legal, I dont care!!! You can find these street food hustlers out after 9PM. Great drunk food, won't get you sober, but its the cherry on top of a good night. Get them while they last.
While all these 5 star ratings are out, i give them a 4.5... because the best bacon wrapped hotdog I ever had is in Seattle, they put creamcheese. SInce I don't live there anymore I can settle for these.
I don't ever eat hotdogs but my friends and i rang in 2012 in the mission. I had a little too much to drink and was craving for MEAT (FYI, i dont eat meat). Determine to eat one before I go home. I WAS ON A MISSION, IN THE MISSION, TO GET A BACON WRAPPED HOTDOG. game over.
HEFFER-STYLE STATUS.
HOTDOG ($4) - in intoxicated language "hog dodg". the grill the bun it the hotdogs grease, they make sure the bacon is cooked and charred with the perfect crisp, throw some grilled onions, and add the condiments.... IT SURE BEATS THE MEXICAN RESTAURANTS.
Will I be back? always tempting but must refuse meat.
JABA APPROVED. Until the next review... -
Review from Win C.
San Francisco, CA
3/23/2012
Yes I'm giving it 5 stars. So simple yet sooo good. But be warned. Once you've had bacon hot dog with the works, you might not go back to regular dogs. I don't eat regular dogs anymore because of this. If you've never tried you must try it once after a night of intoxication. The tastiest snack for drunks hands down. Don't ask how I know just do it.
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Review from Jade W.
12/23/2011
A block away from the bars I could smell something deliciously fatty and diet breaking and I knew it was gonna be mine.
Hot dog wrapped in bacon, hell yes, (somewhat) reasonably priced street food, hell yes, grilled onions and jalapeños, hell yes, mayo, hell no, but mustard and relish, hell yes! -
Review from Chelsea A.
San Francisco, CA
9/14/2011
You haven't had a hot dog until you've tried it Mexican-style! Smelling the grilled onions alone are salivating enough, but until you realize there's bacon wrapped around the dog, you wonder what just came over--there must be a god!
I've only had two of them, and loved them both, although I never had everything on it--I KNOW, I KNOW! There's always next time right? I don't feel right having mayo, mustard, and ketchup on my bacon-wrapped, grilled hot dog since I feel the onions give it so much flavor as it is. It's no wonder why they always give me stink eye whenever I say "No mayo, mustard, or ketchup."
FINE! I'll get "everything" on it next time--geez, what a way to make me feel bad! -
Review from Rosie W.
7/27/2011
OMG. I LOVE the bacon wrapped hot dog cart. Totally hits the spot after a night of drinking. I don't know if it's the onions or the special sauce, but I swear I can eat like 2 of these in one sitting. Yeah I know, fatty haha.
If you think about how much they charge per hot dog (I think it's $4), they're actually making a LOT of money. Must not be fun always having to deal with drunk people though! -
Review from Annaliese D.
Berkeley, CA
8/23/2011
Totally worth the $3.
Bacon wrapped hotdog, onions, mayo, ketchup, mustard and jalapenos. Yum.
They recently added a cart with drinks and chips, but for me it's all about the hotdog.Listed in: Food Trucks
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Review from Vi T.
5/13/2011
Review #100!
... Apparently I'm not the only one that stumbles upon this place in drunken stupors attempting the quell the cravings of the hungry fat man trapped inside me after a night of debauchery ....
Having said that, I was in a state of complete inebriation when deciding to partake in such fine dining as hot dogs wrapped in bacon and smothered in what seemed like pounds upon pounds of toppings. BUT, from what I can recall, it was good (in my book, there's little that can be done to mess up ANYTHING wrapped in bacon)! I will say, though, that there is no clean way to eat one of these things, regardless of the state of your sobriety. I have the stain on my car floor carpet to prove it. -
Review from Jeanne C.
7/14/2011
Hello Urban Legend Cart,
I had heard about you just last weekend from my cousin. The sound of the great myth sounded too good to be true, with my mouth salivating as he spoke. We were at Tonga Room and decided not to order their salty food. Well, it didn't take long to conjure up a group of 4 and go on our "bacon dog" journey in the Mission. 2 cars driving all over Mission not knowing exactly where this cart would be parked.
We mistook homeless men with shopping carts as the bacon dog cart and were shattered with disappointment. We tried to let our noses guide us but were unsuccessful. Finally after 15 minutes of u-turns and driving around, we came closer. We saw stands outside of random restaurants. I got out and asked the guy if he was the "infamous" cart. He pointed in another direction. We got in our car and drove a few more blocks on 19th/Mission and were finally greeted by this HUGE yellow flag that screamed HOTDOG. It was lovely. I knew it had to be it. We parked and walked over. Indeed, in front of the truck lied a small teeny cart and a woman cooking our treasure -- bacon wrapped hotdogs. We ordered ($3 each), and devoured next to a trio of homeless men. And like that, our mission was complete and sadly over.
Until next time... -
Review from Archie G.
San Jose, CA
3/16/2011
My stomach pretty much runs my life. An obvious example of this has to be the following story of my experience with the "Bacon Hot Dog Cart" in San Francisco.
When I was younger, I used to be quite the social dipsomaniac. I had an insatiable craving for alcohol beverages as long as there was a party. I was a freakin' drunken mess, with great hair, dressed like a drug addict, partied like a rock star and bragged about all of it. In other words, I was a prettier version of Ke$ha.
After a long of partying in San Jose, I received a phone call from some friends and they asked me to come up to San Francisco since there was some super awesome secret party with drinks, drugs, and dames. Being young and dumb, I stopped playing my buzzed game of Madden. I quickly brushed my teeth (with Crest and not Jack) and started driving to San Francisco.
(Please note that I may or may not been slightly impaired. Please do not try this at home. In fact, stay home. Do not drink and drive. It's pretty much stupid and irresponsible. Clearly, drinking yourself to oblivion, staying home, and drunk dialing your coworkers is the smarter and much more responsible thing to do.)
About 45 minutes later (and 57 texts from my friends mentioning booze, blow, and babes), I am exiting into San Francisco. At this point, I am sobering up and starving. I spot the Bacon Hot Dog Cart and I feel as I found water in the desert.
I buy one and it's delicious. It's piping hot wiener wrapped in bacon and shoved in between some buns slathered in lubricating condiments. It truly is the San Francisco treat. I loved it so much that I wanted even more hot wieners in my mouth, so I ordered two more. Please don't judge me. Sometimes, you feel the need to "Express Yourself" and plus, "I Was Born This Way." Wait. That is the same song, right?
After devouring three heavenly bacon hot dogs, a bag of Lay's sour cream and onion chips, and a diet Pepsi - I completely forgot about the party, drove home, and fell asleep. Essentially, I drove a combined 90 minutes in order to eat 3 bacon hot dogs from a food cart in San Francisco. People don't even drive that much for booty calls to please their loins. But I drive that long to please my stomach.
In the end, it was delicious, inexpensive, and so worth it. -
Review from Jane N.
Tracy, CA
12/19/2011
Whoever wrote that it's the best food to eat when your drunk is right. It's worth every penny and more (I give the girl a ten dollar tip for a two dollar hot dog.)
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Review from Grace L.
12/30/2011
Amazing idea! Bacon wrapped hot dog cart wandering around the city, mainly around the Mission I think. But perfect that the cart was outside Brunos in the Mission after a late night of clubbing. It just tastes decadent when you're buzzed. However the bacon was cooked so much that it was almost completely dissolved, which I guess is a good thing cuz the fat dripped away. Mhmm yum!
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Review from Cat C.
1/23/2011 1 Check-in Here
Bacon makes everything better! I'm more of a burger girl than hot dogs, but these hot dogs with the crispy bacon wrapped around them and topped with grilled onions and a little ketchup totally hit the spot after drinking at Bruno's!
Thank you bacon dog carts for being at multiple locations in the Mission at night because who's gonna really remember at what corner you're at after a few drinks? This actually was my first ever food cart experience & it was a good one, maybe the alcohol helped, but who's to judge? While there's a plethora of well noted taquerias that are open late, the bacon hot dog cart is always a nice option for a quick, cheap, snack.Listed in: Cheap A$$-ness!
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Review from Trav W.
San Francisco, CA
11/23/2011 2 Check-ins Here
When considering all factors--taste, price, bacon inclusion, and the thrill of bumping into this guy late at night after you've forgotten about him for a while--this might be the best drunk food in town. There, I typed it. The key is not to seek it out, just go about your business and let it come to you. Surprise bacon hot dog is the best bacon hot dog.
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Review from Steph D.
4/4/2011 2 photos
We found this one on Polk. Maybe its a different bacon dog cart? But I'm seeing that there are a couple around the city.
We first walked past the cart on our way to Vertigo. HOLY CRAP IT SMELLED SO GOOD. Since we were far aways from Escape From New York (our original plan was to get pizza to go but that was when we were still at Rouge) we stopped for a hot dog.
Greasy hot dog, greasy bacon, greasy onions. $4 for grease and it tasted so damn good. You could easily make this at home with a little less grease. I just bought a pack of hot dogs from Safeway from $5 might I add. I think it smelled better than it tasted but then again I can't really remember. I asked for no mustard so we just got mayo n ketchup. YUM. I think everyone should try this at least once.
I ended up cooking mac n cheese with cut up hotdogs when we got home, hah.Listed in: trucks n carts n stuff
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Review from Erin A.
2/22/2011
When its 1am or 2am right after that bar or club ended, this is a go-to treat to end the night.
Yes, its a bit shady, and yes its $3-$4 per dog. Is it worth it? YES.
You can eat it anywhere! When your waiting for a cab, sitting on the brick wall or in the middle of the street. It is potent and delicious all the way around.
I don't know what makes it so good. Maybe its the mayonaise? Maybe its some secret ingredient. I don't know.
What I do know, its that its a staple of San Francisco Night Life Culture.Listed in: San Francisco's Best Eats
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Review from Tina B.
3/27/2011 1 Check-in Here
Hot greasy mess of a sausage that makes you feel a lot good and a little bit sick and a twinge guilty, and then you're like, I'm never doing this again and then you're immediately planning how you're going to do it again, and then you are actually doing it again, making sure to get cash "just in case", then trolling the Mission all late at night and shit even though you did not go out drinking, and then finding him and getting two with extra mayo "for my friend".
**Note to self - find out how to pitch a "late night" movie to Cinemax. -
Review from Ryan C.
San Francisco, CA
2/14/2011 1 Check-in Here
Hot Dogs = Good
Bacon = Good
Hot Dogs + Bacon = GGGGOOOOOODDDDDD
Bacon wrapped hot dogs, seems like a combination of foods that was randomly thought of during one drunk night, and god bless them that they did! The GF mentioned this one night and while I didn't really believe her, I wanted one. We finally got our chance a few weeks ago at a friends birthday at Brunos. Lucky for us, the bacon dog cart was a half block down from us. We got to the cart, which was run by a woman and presumably her son. Seeing the hotdogs wrapped in bacon, I started drooling.
We got 2 hot dogs (1 each) and I got mine with ketchup and onions. The hot dog was amazzzzzinggg, the bacon was crispy and delicious while the hot dog was nice and juicy. I enjoyed the hot dog so much that I ate it too fast and the enjoyment was over quickly =(.
While the hot dog was yummy, it doesn't come cheap. The hotdog is rather expensive (I believe around $4) and accepts only cash. But the hot dog is so good that you have to try it at LEAST once, and trust me, you'll be back for more.
I already can't wait to get another one! -
Review from Kevin W.
Mountain View, CA
4/13/2011
Dear Bacon Dog Cart:
You are my nemesis. You always lure me in with your seductive "come hither" smells as I stumble out after a great night. One of these days, I will not give in to your temptations. Until then, I shake my fistful of dollars at you and incoherently utter: "One, please. Everything on it."
With drunken spite,
K. W. -
Review from Liz T.
12/4/2010
While I've been lucky to have a steady supply of good beer and great sausages in the last three months, having visited the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland, sometimes I feel a little nostalgic for the simple stuff in SF. You know, the 2am bacon hotdog after a night out in SOMA.
I can't really taste the bacon, I don't really know what's in the hotdog, and my body doesn't need the mountain of condiments (a dollop of mayonnaise, anyone?), but the grilled onions are sweet and the hotdog itself is so good at soaking up those two drinks too many that I shouldn't have had. Plus, at $3 a pop, it's much more affordable and much lower in calories than a second dinner at Osha Thai. Trust my late-night food-inhaling habit on this one.
I'm en route to the land of beer and sausages (Germany) and although I'm very excited for my bananeweizen and currywurst, sometimes I'm just craving a badass and bad for you bacon-wrapped baby. Miss you, SF!Listed in: Fast, cheap and easy (unlike…
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Review from Nolan K.
San Francisco, CA
7/20/2011
WOW! this is the best surprise after a late night in town! omg! I didnt think they would have a yelp page for this. I actually was a bit sad I might never find this cart again. My 1st encounter was july 4th , after the frenzy in the streets. heading home, heading hooooooome. walkin walkin.. wait a minute.. turn around! FOOD CART! what is this i see?? HOT DOGS??!?! and with bacon too?! WHATTTTT?
drools!
pricey for just a hotdog but so worth it when youre drunk. actually everything is worth it when youre drunk! -
Review from Allan M.
San Francisco, CA
4/25/2011
$4.
Saturday night outside of Bubble Lounge.
Put EVERYTHING on it...you won't be sorry.
Get your own napkin in the brown paper bag beneath the grill.
Enjoy! -
Review from Daniel L.
San Francisco, CA
3/30/2011
I can't believe Bacon Dog Cart have their own yelp page. Well anyways, I don't think this yelp page suits these bacon dog carts really well, because their are different carts run by different people and surprising, even thought they all use the some grill, some ingredients,they all taste different!
I have tried 2 of them before, from 2 different carts. Let me tell you, they were different in taste because of the way the owner of the cart made them. So make sure you find the right cart! so you can get the best one! the best one i had was around 24th and mission so go check it out.
here is a little secret for you guys: you are paying 3 dollars for a heart attack. -
Review from Elaine N.
Ever since that food festival a few months ago, I could not get enough of the bacon-wrapped hot dogs.
SOOOOOOOOOOO DELICIOUS!
Especially when you drown your bacon dog in ketchup, mustard, and jalapenos!
I can always feel the delicious pig entrails going straight to my thighs.. Mmmmm....Listed in: Being Skinny Don't Mean a…
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Review from Richard C.
San Francisco, CA
3/29/2011
THE BEST HOT DOG YOU'LL EVER HAVE!!! I could care less about receiving a heart attack until it happens because this hot dogs are literally to die for! Get everything on it and enjoy it to it's fullest, because before you know it, it's GONE.
The only problem is finding the right hot dog cart! I've had two different hot dogs from two different carts and I tasted the difference. Although they were both great, the first cart I've tried it from was the best.
For $3 dollars, it was more than worth it for devouring such fantastic flavors.. -
Review from Rob L.
San Francisco, CA
7/2/2011
After a night of assorted fun and revelry, where's some food when you need it the most? When burritos, pupusas, fried eggs, fried rice, Pad See Ew, basic chips 'n salsa, or even donuts are too far away in some cases, look no further than the hot dog cart, otherwise known as the Bacon Dog Cart!
You've got hot dogs within steps instead of blocks after you're done drinking and dancing. Hot dogs with bacon, relish, mustard, pickles, or virtually any condiment you desire is right there at a street corner in the Mission (or in some cases, right outside Bubble Lounge) when you need it.
Assuming all codes and regulations are met, this mobile food vehicle is a cheap and quick meal for those who rather just want a hot dog rather than wait for food to be cooked in 5-20 minutes after 12am. Fast, convenient, tasty, and (presumably) clean, there is nothing quite like a bacon rapped hot dog after a night on the town! -
Review from Alicia K.
11/16/2011
Hands down this is one of the best things that can happen to a person after midnight in the mission! Also, I am not a mayo fan but trust me on this, GET IT WITH MAYO! They are so fast and delish! This is the only reason to leave the club with cash still in your pocket!
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Review from Drew C.
San Francisco, CA
1/31/2011
Dont waste your time reading lengthy reviews here's the simple one.
BEST HOTDOG EVER. PERIOD.
(they are raising prices though.. so I'm not cool with that, 4$ should be the absolute max). -
Review from Angela W.
7/17/2011
it's some time past midnight.
aromas are carving, prancing through the cold brisk night air like tinker bell.
u catch wind of something juicy, garlicky, fatty, and distinctively porky.
like, porky the pig?? What's guh-guh-guh-guh--...what's happening?? o what could it be??
nosehairs aroused.
tastebuds tingly.
mouth salivating like pavlov's dog.
you can't doubt or deny the tantalizing scent of bacon fat.
follow your nose and be rewarded with a hell-sent steamy hot dog, curled up inside a bacon snuggie (makes you wanna do the dougie), and gently nestled inside a soft cozy bun.
it's soooo wrong.. and omggggg so right. if loving you is wrong, i don't want to be right.
I wish I could bottle that bad boys pheromones and mist it on my neck all day. Like Tag body spray.
WARNING:
eat this if you are a glutton for punishment.
and shave a few minutes off your life.
It's a SF must, esp if you're a local night owl.
Th-Th-Th-Th-Th-... That's all, folks.Listed in: GOOD EATS!!! on the…, When you say MEXICAN'T,
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Review from LADI DA A.
San Francisco, CA
9/12/2010
To all the mofo's out there who preach about eating healthy, and to all the skinny bitches who refuse to eat (if you're a skinny bitch, who likes to eat, high-five to you)...
YAY! MORE FOR US!!!!
The Bacon Dogs from the Bacon Dog Cart are HELLA GRUBBIN'!
'nuff said. -
Review from Kathy L.
3/27/2011
Wow, I didn't even know this cart had its own Yelp page until I stumbled upon it from someone's page - but then again, anything and everything seems to have its own Yelp page so why am I surprised.
Anyway, I experienced the awesomeness that is this bacon-wrapped hot dog one night while out at Bruno's. I rarely go out in the city now that I've moved to the South Bay but a friend was visiting so I made the trek out here and even walked - in heels! - from Duboce Triangle where I was spending the night. Not too impressed with Bruno's, but my highlight of the night was definitely this delicious treat. I'm sure the alcohol and my lack of dinner before made this even more amazing, but you really can't go wrong with a hot dog wrapped in bacon, topped with grilled onions and mustard, and a warm, soft bun. -
Review from Christina C.
San Francisco, CA
8/29/2010
mouth-watering bacon-wrapped hotdogs grilled in bacon grease. Mmm, oh what the stomach wants after a night of clubbing and drinking.
$3 for a bacon-wrapped dog, $1 for drinks
After weeks of watching friends and others double-fist and gobble these bad boys down outside 1015, I took the plunge. First they put mayo onto the bun, put the bacon-wrapped dog in, top it with onions, then finish it off with ketchup and mustard. Not really my style so I ask for it plain with just ketchup and then loaded up on some jalapenos.
It was good and filling, but, the bacon was overpowered by the hotdog. Also, they put on too much ketchup.
CASH ONLY
