Dazzo's Dog House

Great place to get a taste from Chicago. ONLY CASH. NO PUBLIC TOILETS. This is the 1st place that I have found to have the pizza puffs. Only if you're from Chicago, do you know. Besides all the memorabilia, you would think you are in a hotdog spot back home. Absolutely give it a try.

A friend recommended Dazzo’s to me, and today I made it a point to try them for lunch. They’re closed on Sundays and Mondays; so today was my first opportunity to come here. I was a bit enthusiastic 🤩 looking at the reviews. I made it in good time from Surprise. There’s adequate parking, and a drive thru. If you come to dine-in, be aware there are no bathrooms. I checked out the menu asking a few questions. They don’t serve a true Chicago style hot dog 🌭. What they dress on their Vienna beef franks is onions, relish, mustard, and hot peppers on a poppyseed bun. Fries are included with each hot dog. It’s like Gene & Jude’s back in Chicago; only no pickle. It’s a cool place; with a lot of history. The owner was there to show me a few photos. He has an uncle who was a professional prize fight

best ever place to get your Chicago fix. best dogs. pizza puffs, fries everything is absolutely amazing!!!!

I got the Polish Dog and my lady got the Chubby dog. I love hot dogs and this place seems like it's been around forever and I can see why. They've got their flavors down. The fries tasted fresh, too. My wife and I always trade bites, and while I definitely enjoyed my polish dog, I think the Chubby has the edge. The "cash only" was a little bit of a hassle since I hardly ever carry cash. It has stopped me from going here a couple of times. Overall, for the price, though, I'd say it was worth the trip👌🏼

Dazzo's Dog House is a delightful stop for anyone craving a taste of Chicago in Glendale, AZ. Located at 6143 W Glendale Ave, this charming eatery brings back fond memories of classic hot dog joints. On my way to a rental listing in Peoria, I felt a wave of hunger and decided to treat myself at Dazzo’s. The atmosphere instantly reminded me of the vibrant hot dog restaurants back in Chicago, filled with nostalgia and warmth. I ordered a Polish sausage, a beef hot dog, and a large Coke, which came to a reasonable total of $17.15. The meal was absolutely satisfying, bursting with flavor and authenticity. After enjoying my delicious food, I felt energized and ready to assist my client with viewing the rental. Dazzo’s truly hit the spot!