Our friends at Do512 wrote this hot dog of an article and we thought it was the perfect time to share it for families.  A simple meal you don’t have to cook sounds like the best little summer treat for everyone!  Check out the Best Hot Dogs in Austin below!

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Glizzies, Franks, Weiners, Dawgs.

Whatever you call them, they are downright delicious. The Austin hot dog scene is getting hotter, just like these temps. And while we know Costco’s hot dog reigns supreme, some of these local spots are concocting some glizzys that can’t be missed. From classic dogs to Sonoran Style and Rhode Island Hot Wieners?  There’s quite a variety.  Since hot dogs are pretty much the official food of summer, it’s the perfect time to go on a hot dog tour, using this guide to The Best Hot Dogs in Austin. 

Dog Haus
7710 N Fm 620, Building 7, Suite 750
These gourmet hot dogs are made with 100 percent all-natural, vegetarian-fed, hormone and antibiotic-free meat. They also serve sausages, burgers, and chicken sandwiches of the highest quality meats, all served on King’s Hawaiian Rolls. If your kids are into corn dogs, this is the place to go. For adventurous eaters, try their loaded dogs like SOOO Cali, a hot dog with wild arugula, avocado, tomato, crispy onions, and spicy basil aioli. Check out their full menu here.

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Pool Burger
2315 Lake Austin Blvd
Not everyone knows that Pool Burger has a selection of specialty menu items that are just as delicious as the burgers, including their take on a classic hot dog. The Pool Dog is an all-beef frank served on a buttered brioche bun, served with chopped onion and relish on the side, perfect for creating your ideal dog. After a long, hot day of swimming at Deep Eddy Pool, stop by for a delicious dog, one of their refreshing cocktails, and of course a large side of crinkle-cut fries. And if you want to keep your buzz going, go grab a drink next door at Deep Eddy Cabaret.

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Jewboy Burgers
5111 Airport Blvd
Also typically known for their burgers, Jewboy Burgers has some damn good hot dogs. They have two doggys to choose from: The Classic Coney (pictured above), and The Mutt. The Classic Coney is an all-beef Hebrew National hot dog covered in Detroit chili, shredded cheddar cheese, mustard, and chopped red onion on a fresh potato bun. The Mutt switches things up a bit, giving you that Detroit chili on one side of the dog, while the other side is covered in their homeboy queso; talk about the best of both worlds. Make sure you get an order of their potato latkes with an extra side of that queso for dipping.

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T-Loc’s Sonoran-Style Hot Dogs
5000 Burnet Rd 
Okay y’all, there’s a reason T-Locs was voted The Best Hot Dog in Texas by Food & Wine Magazine. This one is one of the best hot dogs we’ve ever had. “Sonoran Style” originally comes from Sonora, Mexico, and has now become a part of Arizona’s food culture. To stick with the authenticity required for it to be considered Sonoran style, their top-notch buns are imported weekly from Tucson. You’ll want to order the Sonora Hot Dog “Con Todo”; their bacon-wrapped hot dog topped with pinto beans, sauteed onions, raw onions, diced tomatoes, mayo, mustard, and jalapeno sauce, all inside that special, golden bun. While all of these toppings might sound intimidating, just trust us on this one.

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Red Rocket Weiner Wagon by La Barbecue
2401 E Cesar Chavez St
The hot dogs at La Barbecue are so good, that they even opened up a food trailer dedicated to these house-made red wieners, the Red Rocket Wiener Wagon. While the wagon only pops up occasionally, you can find some hot dogs on the permanent menu at La Barbecue, including their Chi-Town Piñata, Bobby Dawg, and Chili Cheese Dawg.

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Wrigleyville South Dogs & Beef
1320 South Lamar Blvd 
For an authentic Chicago-style dog, you’ll want to go to Wrigleyville South Dogs & Beef. On their menu, you can find Vienna Beef hot dogs, Italian beef sandwiches, Maxwell Street Polish sausages, and some more class Texas grub like chili-cheese dogs and Frito pie. They even have a vegan Chicago dog, so no one has to miss out.

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 Zee’s Wiener System as
Pop-up locations here, as well as private events, and parties
Zee’s Weiner System (what a name) is serving Rhode Island hot wieners. Not sure what that is? We weren’t either, but pretty much it means they are served “all the way”, topped with yellow mustard, system sauce (their version of a meat sauce/chili), white onion, and celery salt. They also feature different specials, so follow their Instagram to see where they are popping up and what fun dogs they come up with!

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Howard’s Bar and Club
1130 W 6th St
Parents:  Please note that Howard’s Bar and Club is 21+ – check it out on your next date night!
You might be wondering why we have a cocktail bar on a hot dog list, but if you’ve checked out Howard’s Bar and Club you know about their dogs. There’s nothing like drinking a fancy cocktail and listening to some good music, all while holding a hot dog. Check out their upcoming events and specials here.

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DittyDog
519 E 7th St
DittyDog’s motto is “This Dog Will Change Your Life”, and we can see why. Their hot dogs come fully loaded, with toppings you never thought would go together. They are drizzled and topped with cream cheese, honey-mayo, crunchy mix, caramelized onion, Asian ketchup, chipotle mustard, sriracha, and green sauce. You can choose to get all these toppings on a beef dog, veggie or vegan dog, or Bratwurst. You can also opt for something a little less adventurous like a bacon, cheese & ranch dog, or chili cheese dog. What are you waiting for, are you ready for a life-changing DittyDog?

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