Hot Dog Hall of Fame

Pros: Conveniently located right in the heart of City Walk. Not too far out of the way of most trips here. The hot dogs themselves are pretty good. They're like name brand all beef franks. Cons: Once you get to a person, they're always nice, but they're always so understaffed that the wait is sooo longgg. The price is high, but not like, too high, compared to other theme park related food stalls. Tips: Get the Chicago. It's delicious. And the Arizona is, too. You probably can't go wrong with any choice if you survive the wait to get to the register.

This place has been around for a long time. City Walk is continuously changing, evolving, reinventing itself and the food and beverage inside, but the Hot Dog Hall of Fame persists. Chronically understaffed, always running out of toppings, and excessively overpriced, the only thing the darn place really has going for it is its convenience and the simplicity of its menu. No, but seriously, it's actually fun seeing all the different dogs and seeing what kind of mood you're in. I always want the Two Foot Dog, but I'm always here when I have to eat awkwardly three hours later, so I don't want to get full. I came here this most recent time right before HHN. I reviewed all my options, and I went with the Chicago (Vienna all- beef dog, poppy-seed bun, yellow mustard, neon relish, sport peppers, pickle spear, diced onions and tomatoes, celery salt). If you've never had one of these, I recommend it. The bun texture is nice, the peppers add a nice bite, and the celery salt adds a floral note that just makes this a nice dog. Anyway, under the right circumstances, this place could make a night nice lunch for you and your party. I will probably be back.

Not a good experience. Love the idea of this place but a 45 min wait for two hot dogs is unreasonable. When we finally got our food it was cold and flavorless. Save your time and money don't eat here.

Me and my gf stopped by recently after spending some time at CityWalk. The cool appearance drew us to the place and I was like I haven't had a proper hot dog in years. Almost eight to be exact. So I was like let's grab a dog and share it.She eats kosher and I eat vegan/vegetarian 99% of the time with the exception of pescatarian here and there.I saw that they had a vegan hot dog and they use Field Roast which I truly love and they also had a veggie dog which I eat as well, but I was like you know I haven't ate meat for a long time let me splurge a little on this trip. We ordered the Chicago which is my favorite style and my gf had never had. So it was a nice treat for the both of us.We opted for the Nathan's weiner instead of the Vienna because it's kosher for her religion. The hot dog itself and the toppings were plentiful and great, but the bun was super soggy which left for a bad experience.The staff wasn't very friendly at all and had bad attitudes. It's a cool place with a lot of different styles which is great, but if you are adding topping make sure you drain off the liquid first so the bun isn't a soggy mess.- Hot Dog 3/5- Service 1/5- Atmosphere 3/52.5 starsEnjoy!

This is located on that Universal Citywalk. I got that 2 ft long hot dog with chili and shredded cheese for about $20. It was mostly for pictures but the hot dog came out really tasty. Service was good. It didn't take them long to prepare and cook it for me. We shared it between two people for dinner.

The Hot Dog Hall of Fame is located in Universal Orlando's City Walk. They have very good hotdogs and a large array of mustards. I tried the Chicago Dog and Colorado Dog, both were very good.

For the love of all that is holy, don't go here for a hot dog, especially when it's raining. How does ALL that covered outdoor seating get wet?Now on to the food. The two-foot hotdog looked impressive, but their idea of hotdog chili means actual beans, stewed tomatoes, and all that soupy mix was poured over the entire dog so that the bun was soaked through. Items asked for, like an order of extra fries, was ignored and when asked to refill out Universal cup they looked at us like we were speaking a different language. It got so bad, I warned others in line to be careful.

This place has the potential to be great. It was good and it was flavorful but tis was just a boiled hot dog with Toppings. What it needs is a quick toss on a skillet to give the dog the snap it needed to go to the next level. The customer service is quick. The fries are made to order thank heavens and the ambiance is cute it reminds you of sitting at a stadium eating a hot dog. I wandered over here because I could smell the hot dogs as I walked past. I just wish they would consider a quick toss on a skillet because you can't call yourself the Hot Dog Hall of Fame with boiled dogs.

We were visiting Universal Studios and were starving. This place was closed by on the walk and we could order the food through the universal app for pick up while we walked. It was easy to order and the app updated when it was ready for pick up. We ordered 2 plain hot dogs with ketchup and 2 chili cheese dogs. The order was ready within 10 minutes, everything looked great and tasted great as well. Although we had our order to go, we sat outside of the establishment and enjoyed our food. It was peaceful, fans hung from the ceiling and we still had access to condiments and anything else needed.

Cold hot dogs, lukewarm fries, good selection of mustard, Cold buns, not warmed or toasted, all adds were cold, really no effort to make a decent hotdog. OK window service, quiet area in the city walk area.I know, I ate at city walk at Orlando universal, can't seem to find a good dog-don't bother with this place - no good!! When I eat poor nutrition food, I want it to be great, not an overpriced cold hot dog.