The Hotdog Dispensary

This place was not what I hoped for, and I really wanted to find a good local hotdog spot. First off, I get that it has “dispensary” in its name, but as soon as you get out of the car you smell pot. Having my three little sons with me, it bothered me. I brushed it off because I was still hoping for a really good hotdog based on what people had told me. We walked in and not one employee was inside—they were all on the porch smoking. I probably should have walked out right then. I’m not the type of person who sends food back or asks for a remake once it’s served. I just don’t trust kitchens or people once the food leaves the line. I planned to complain while I was there, but after reading other reviews saying they only offer exchanges, I figured, why bother. With all that said, the hotdog

My brother and I were in town for our mother's memorial. My older brother and wife brought us here to experience the greatness. Best hotdogs I've had in a long time! Great staff and creative menu. Being from Colorado it definitely felt like home.

Our 2nd time eating here and we absolutely love the food, people and atmosphere! They always have cartoons on for the kiddos and are so welcoming. I've had the Swamp dog and Elote dog so far and YUMMY!!!

This was a 5-star experience all around. The food was incredible. We had the pulled pork sandwich and the waffled corn dog. Both were just delicious. The staff were exceptionally friendly. I would go back again in a heart beat.

Arrived for lunch and ordered a chili cheese dog and a Chicago dog. Both had their pros and cons. They use Hebrew National hotdogs, which are of satisfactory quality, the cheddar cheese they use is good quality and melted nicely, and the chili was great, very meaty! My biggest issue with it is that they made it first, and it literally sat behind the counter for 5 minutes while the guy dressed my Chicago dog. By the time I sat down to eat, the chili had totally soggied my bun, and when I took my first bite, the bottom of the bun gave out and the dog fell through. The broken bun made the eating experience of the whole dog messy and difficult. I would love to try a fresh one where the bun wasn’t ruined by the chili. I was impressed that they got the Chicago dog right, from the poppy seed bu