Deez Dogs

First i have not tasted one of their dogs..i was planning to...All the stuff here seemed so nice etc...So I called owner talked to her on phone re coming to our complex (we do food trucks once a month fav is peco's pit bbq) She was excited said yes (over 450 apts. 100 ft from her vehicle location here). Sent her email no response..sent texts no response...very poor business practices...so we had no food truck this month. peeps were disappointed but I was sure they knew why. If she didnt want to come she should say so...she made a verbal commitment then vanished....Dont trust her is what she has told us all.

Creamy. Slippery. Hot. Just the way any meat near your drunk mouth should be.
That IS why this particular dude is conveniently outside of EVERY concert in the area, isn’t it? Here’s the deal — they make an okay dog. But they also run a bit of a scam.
When you get out of Chappelle and your partner in crime is rolling his body over one of Seattle’s **première** bum bathrooms, i.e. a sidewalk behind The Neptune Theatre, you get desperate for food to shove down his throat. And fast.
The sign says $ 5 for a hot dog (see photo below from a different event. Obvi, I am a repeat offender with these guys), but my bank statement says 2 dogs came to $ 20.
Sneaky bitches.
That’s a sweet 100% tip they gave themselves. Would I pay it again? Probably. You pay for convenience, however, if you can make it to the gentleman @12^th on Cap Hill though, you should. He is a saint for all he puts up with. And his accoutrements are not lacking.
Expensive. Creamy. Slippery. Hot, street meat. Barely worth the $ 5. But still I’m not so much worried about the exorbitant charge nearly as much as I am worried about what my date absorbed from that public «bathroom» on the sidewalk. So, it’s got that going for it, which is nice.