Casey's Big Dawgs

That hot dog was huge! More than enough for one person. And the nachos were so good, just eat them fast before they get soggy! The only reason I gave the atmosphere 4 stars is because parking is right by the train tracks on the side of the road. It's pretty easy to find a spot, but the lot's small, so you could easily miss the entrance if you're not careful. The wait for food and ordering wasn't long at all, maybe 15 minutes tops. Overall greatly recommended 👌🏻

Hotdog was amazing! The whole spirit of this place is great, Casey was a pleasure to talk to and really made sure I was gonna enjoy my hot dog. I got this a few months ago and just found the cart on Google maps. Do yourself a favor and try the award winning chili.

This was my first time finally trying Casey’s Big Dawgs, after hearing great things about them. I was greeted and treated like family, the dawgs were fresh, hot, and delicious! I will patronize this great food truck again. Pictured is the Mayor Mike, and the Chili Dog with added toppings ketchup, mustard, and onions. Great customer service is hard to come by, and he is serving good dawgs, and great service.

Casey's Big Dawgs, stationed at 10657 Wilson Blvd, Blythewood, SC, is a haven for hotdog enthusiasts seeking a savory delight under the sun. As we approached the food truck, a warm greeting by the owner, whose warm welcome set the tone for our culinary adventure. We opted for the classic hotdog with chili and two of their signature sausage dogs—one with chili and the other with chili and onions. Let me tell you, these dawgs live up to their name. They are generously portioned, earning the title of "Big Dawgs," and rightly so. Even for a hotdog fan like myself, these were hands down the best "Big Dawgs" I've ever tasted in South Carolina. Be prepared, though, as these dawgs are so substantial that you might want to grab a fork before you dig in. I intended to savor the hotdog and sausage do

Crazy good (and BIG!) hot dogs and beans! Really good chili and homemade pickles. They are definitely fork-and-knife hot dogs. Super nice fellow that runs it as well. There are a couple of picnic tables in the vicinity, but another good option is to head to nearby Doco Meadows Park.