Dirty Dog

Hot dogs for after late night? They know their audience. Snagged some hot dogs and fries. Pretty big dogs but they aren't a Costco $1.50 so it gets pricey. Not sure how I feel about cream cheese on a hotdog but it was edible. Like a softer bagel with a hot dog between. Onions on top enhance the dog a lot though, for sure. Fries were pretty good - or maybe it was just late. Super crunchy and crisp. Limited hours but they're open when it counts!

Dirty Dog is a late night saving grace when basically all other restaurants and bar kitchens stop serving food after 11pm. Hot dogs are all about $6 and are piping hot right off the grill. They serve regular hot dogs, chicken dogs, veggie dogs, polish sausages, and spicy dogs. You can also add cream cheese and/or onions for extra. They have self-serve ketchup, relish, and mustard though next to their stand for free.My friends and I usually order the spicy dog, which isn't exceptionally spicy, but has a nice kick to it.Service is good and we get our dogs within 10 minutes. Note that because this place is the only food stand open until 2am, lines can be long.Overall: 4/5 for food, 4/5 for service

We had Dirty Dog cater our event (PNC Corgi Picnic) at our home, arranging it at the last minute when our prior caterer bailed on us five days before the event. Saved. My. Butt. Not only were they able to squeeze us in on short notice, but the service and dogs got rave reviews from all the attendees. Will hire again, without hesitation.

$6 for a dog packed with fixin's... need I say more? Passed by a handful of times over the course of the week before I finally bit the bullet. Best decision ever. It checks all the boxes, especially if you're hungry. First time trying cream cheese on my hot dog, and let me tell you, it makes all the difference. I got the spicy dog with cream cheese, onions, and jalapeños. Great flavor -- the sausage tastes just like my favorite brand Evergood from the Bay Area. (If it is the same, he knows what's good!) Friendly and cheery vendor, really makes an effort to chat while he preps your order. Sometimes he'll get so invested in the convo that small mistakes arise or you'll need to repeat your preferences, but I personally don't mind. Support small!

Q: When would you pay $10 for a hotdog? A: When you're drunk and wandering around Capitol Hill.I keep seeing Dirty Dog pop up on my Instagram and saying "I should try that!" Finally, Alyssa and I were out at Wildrose and needed a SNACK. Dirty Dog was there for us in our time of need. We got the veggie dog with cream cheese and onions, and our only regret was that we didn't get 2. The dog had a great kick and was the perfect post-bar stop. When I was in college in Stillwater, OK, there was this hotdog stand near all the bars called the Dirty Curty. They sold a number of hotdogs with cream cheese. Some with crunched up Ruffles, others with beans, brisket, or mac and cheese. Dirty Dog gave me a taste of nostalgia that I haven't felt in years. I want to extend a sincere 'Thank You' to the friendly staff at Dirty Dog for the experience. I hope to be back.

a late nite must in capitol hill!!!! they have better quality food then the other hot dog stands, buns lightly toasted to perfection! slathered with cream cheese and sauteed onions ~chefy

Stumbled upon this stand after a night out. My friends were starving and decided to try out some seattle dogs and tacos. Quick lines, nice staff, good taste, $6 for a hot dog is a little much but it was worth it. Wish the appearance was more presentable but for drunk food it was pretty acceptable.

A pretty nondescript hot dog stand in the middle of CHOP. Please support this black-run business! He was out there in the rain and these tasty hot dogs. Good flavor and decent snap, and they're heated up for you as you order. I got the polish dog ($6) and I was pretty full after just one. He's got all the fixings including ketchup, mustard, relish, onion, dijon mustard, mayo, and cream cheese. Other dogs include original beef, veggie, spicy! Next time I see him I'm getting another one. I'd say his dogs are comparable to Pink's in Los Angeles but BIGGER, though Pink's has more topping options.

We drove pass this place while getting ready to head back to the hotel. We werent hungry. However, I was advised that Seattle been famous for their hotdogs with cream cheese. We decided to turn around and give it a try lolI am so happy that we got in line. Such a good snack lol the people were kind and quick. They ran out of their beef and cheese so we opted for their spicy sausage. It was so good. Esp adding the extras on it made it even better. Dirty Dog is a must try!!!

It was only OK. I have had better hot dog carts. The bun was dry and too big. It may have been better with a warmed soft bun. The spicy dog was small and the beef dog was cut nicely down the middle for condiments. I chose the cream cheese and grilled onions, because it's a must, but for some reason it was g a good hot dog. I didn't care for it and it tasted like a grilled hot dog from Costco. The service was good when they ring you up, but once they give you your hot dog, they mix orders up and all look miserable serving your food to you. We got there right on time for the crowd rolled in forming a line.