Devil Dawgs - South State

First thing to do in Chicago... pizza? No. A Chicago dog! This was perfect with the cheese curds which I paired with a really good ranch dressing. Super small place so plan on eating on the go or waiting for a table to clear out. The electronic kiosk ordering is annoying so if the counter is open, it's faster to order there.

If you like to be hot, sweaty, and in an environment with music so loud you can't think, this is your place. And no instructions on what to do. I don't recommend.Oh and only one size shake! Idiots

Chicago is known for their Chicago Dogs, so I had to give this place a try. Note: credit card/cashless only and no public restroomFood Quality: 5/5 My Big Chicago Dawg was snappy like I was hoping for. The green relish is something to see. Also, the onion rings were super fresh and tasted like they hand battered them which is a huge plus in my book. The Devil Sauce, which was a spicy mayo, was not too spicy. I'd definitely eat everything again.Atmosphere: 3/5 The seating is limited in this narrow resturant. The plexiglass near the ordering area gave me COVID flashbacks. I totally walked right past the kiosk near the front of the resturant, otherwise I would have ordered there.Service: 4/5 The guy that took my order was fine and my food was prepared quickly. Nothing over the top but I can't complain.Value: 4/5 $16.20 for a hot dog and onion rings isn't cheap but it felt relatively fair for the quality of the dog.Overall: 4/5 If you need a quick lunch, this is a good option. I'd definitely get it again if in the area.

I was looking forward to trying Devil Dawgs for their Chicago hot dog and Maxwell Street Polish. This place was such a disappointment. The day before, I had a polish and hot dog from the hotdog stand at Grant Park and the day before that I had a hot dog and polish from Wrigley Field (yes, it's been years since I've been to Chicago and I missed the hot dogs and polish). The food at the hot dog stand and Wrigley Field made Devil Dawgs taste like crap. The polish was extremely tough, the hot dog reminded me of Oscar Meyer, I threw it away, and they didn't even use the poppy seed buns. The restaurant is cashless and uses only kiosks to order. I had no idea, so I stood at the counter for a couple of minutes waiting to be helped, until I finally noticed the sign on printer paper. Not everyone is local and knows to look for the kiosk.

This was our first meal after landing in Chicago.Got the Chicago and the Elvis slider. loved the neon relish and meaty dawg. The Elvis slider was also very good. The grease and richness from the peanut butter helped balance the healthy veggies from the dawg.Boo Boo was clutching her pearls because we noticed it was a cashless establishment. I mentioned places go cashless to avoid being robbed.

Went here after Lollapalooza for a late night eat as I wanted my husband to try a Chicago dog before we left the city. I thought all the things would make it weird but it was actually quite good! I liked all the pickles. The bag of fries with awesome sauce were so good as well. The line was long but once you put your order in, the food is ready super fast. They were playing the Olympics which was fun to watch too.

The hot dog was good. I enjoyed the taco dog because of the crunchy tortilla chips on top and the salsa like sauce. The Chicago style hot dog had a lot of pickles and was also good but one has to be better than the other. Just my opinion. My girl loved the Chicago style since she really love pickles

Reliable! You can't go wrong. I constantly crave Chicago dogs. This one isn't massive. Their polish was cool too. Tots are solid too.No frills, nothing extravagent, but all good stuff

This was a hang loose place. We had 2 Chicago dogs, a slider, and some fries. 3 stars is generous. The fries were soggy to point of limp, the slider and dogs were VERY messy. Maybe that is part of the "charm" of eating the food. The slider was very greasy as well.

Great food and quick service! This spot is perfect for an authentic Chicago-style hotdog in the South Loop, near Soldier Field. A solid choice for a satisfying meal!