DittyDog

The Ditty Dog food truck was close to our hotel and only a couple blocks from Sixth Street. We ordered takeout after a night of drinking and this place didn't disappoint! We ordered the beef dogs ($6) which come fully loaded including optional spicy sauces. The Bulgogi Fries ($12.99) was SO GOOD. Usually when I order Bulgogi fries elsewhere, I find the beef too chewy. But at Ditty Dog, the beef was melt in your mouth good-- you have to try it! There were a couple of benches in front of the truck that could seat about 6 each. Our food was ready maybe 5 minutes after we ordered but it was also pretty late on a Sunday night. I'd definitely come back here again.

This hotdog was just meh. Got it after a Thursday night out. I guess it's a decent option if you're downtown and drunk -- I was definitely both of those things. Staff are really nice and service is quick.

I finally got to try a vegan hot dog from this spot, and it did not disappoint! The service was excellent, especially for a food truck. I've never had a fully loaded vegan hot dog before, but this one really hit the mark. The toppings were perfectly balanced, giving a creamy, sweet, and crunchy experience. My only suggestion would be to toast the bun--it fell apart easily with all the toppings, making it a bit tricky to eat.

Stopped by for a glizzy after a concert at Stubbs - the Ditty Dog is IT! For $7 it is a 1/4lb beef Frank, grilled perfectly and then covered and smothered with all the goodies.Wow did it SLAP!We were shocked by how delicious and affordable it was (we had a similar loaded hot dog a few months ago after a concert at Moody and it was double the price and half as tasty). We ordered bacon ranch fries to go and sadly, they did NOT slap nearly as hard as the dog but that's likely because they cooled down significantly between pick up and home. Had these been enjoyed as soon as they were ready they too would have been amazing. The loaded fries are almost twice the price of the dog but they are definitely a lot more substantial in size.This spot is a MUST if you're in the area and looking for that night time snack - the dog is out of this world so don't miss out!

Stopped at DittyDog for some late night food after a Longhorns game. While we were walking by another person leaving the game had said that the DittyDog was 10/10 and recommend to myself and my group that we try it. Tbh myself and my friends felt disappointed in the food. The service was very friendly and fast for how many people were in line but the dog was meh. My partner had the beef DittyDog while I had the veggie DittyDog, both came with the same toppings. The consistency of the veggie dog was so weird, it felt like it was falling apart in my mouth and not a good way. I honestly couldn't finish the veggie dog cause the consistency of the wiener weirded me out and I'm not a picky texture person by any stretch of the imagination. The beef dog was slightly better. Probably wouldn't go out of my way to have this again but it was ok for a late night snack.

There is no better place to grab a late night bite. I don't even really like hotdogs, but I will never say no to a ditty dog. The food comes out quick and extra hot.The area is very lively with music, tables, and other surrounding food trucks. No complaints about the service.

The late night spot!! Dittydog ALWAYS hits the spot after a show. There is some seating outside of the truck - around 2/3 tables with benches. The original dittydog is incredible!! Just get it loaded as is! The bulgogi fries are amazing too!! The regular fries are always hot and a huge amount too. One of our favorite hot dogs in town!! Service is quick too!

Walking down 6th St for the first time looking for good food I wasn't sure if I would find any? Sure, lots of places to party on a Friday but not what I was looking for. Then this lady in her food truck called out to me, "Best hot dogs in Austin!" I skeptically looked at the menu and quickly decided that in the realm of exceptional hot dogs they could be a competitor. I was happy to give them a try, and with some fries and a coke I sat down at the picnic table ready to eat. The Ditty Dog came "fully loaded" on a toasted bun with cream cheese, honey mayo, topped with a crunchy mix, caramelized onions, asian-ketchup, chipotle mustard, sriracha, and green sauce. It was boxed with scrumptious seasoned fries which I could not finish and took to go for later.

Love this place for late night hot dogs, especially after a night out. A bit on the salty side, but just wash it down with some drinks! Service is fast and the dog comes out hot.

I went to a comedy show and stumbled on this cute little food truck afterward. I ordered their Bulgolgi Fries and their Diddy Dog. The service was decently fast. When I got to the front window to order the owner of the truck held up a hand and told me I had to wait, I found that somewhat rude. Next time just smile and say "I'll be right with you!"The fries stole the show for me! I would actually get extra meat next time because it was delicious! The Diddy Dog was a little dry but I found it to be moderately flavorful.The cost of those two items came out to be a little over $22. It was decent but I believe I would try something else or another food truck!