6 Best Hot Dogs in Vancouver

“Best hotdogs downtown easily! Love how he crisscross cuts them, fresh and juicy and great buns too! He always greets my wife and I with a smile and remembers us. Get a hotdog, sit on the art gallery steps and enjoy the buskers and people watching!“

“The kurobuta dogs are pretty good along with the shaken fry options. I like the original but my husband has tried some of the more adventurous options like the yakiniku one and loved it. The service is always great. My only complaint is that the space itself is dirty and is a bit unappetizing. Love that they're open so late!“

“Visited Good Dogs Plant Foods the other evening & I was absolutely blown away 😍💗 Tbh I’m usually not a vegan ‘meat’ kinda gal, but I had a bite of my friends dog and my jaw dropped .. I went in for another full order immediately! 🌭 You can tell that the menu here is carefully crafted and created with love. It felt Intentionally thought out & very fresh ingredients 🥰 Thank you for the wonderful service & inviting, colourful atmosphere 🌈💗🦋✨🌱 ⚡️Go check them out as soon as possible😍!!“

“Recommended by a friend. Amazing food. I got one filled with mozarella and they really did fill it to the brim. Its essentially a hotdog on a stick within a roll of bread and deep fried. Very crispy and flavorful. Maybe add different sausage types as well in the future?

There are a lot of toppings and sauces to choose from as well. Reasonably priced for how much it fills you up. Basically a very large afternoon snack.

Quick service. No seating in store, more like a grab and go thing. Attracts a crowd so it can get a bit crowded in the small store during peak hours, especially when its raining and everyone huddles inside“

“Extremely friendly service, large selection of eats (all reasonably priced!) The only negative is it’s only located on Granville Island, but other than that I highly recommend this place!“

“Assorted kimchi/vegetarian mandu :) very cute to eat. There is usually plenty of space to sit inside the Student Nest, which is also regularly cleaned. However, the container did not really help to keep the food warm. The one-use materials involved, like soy packets and aluminum foil, were also disappointing. Thankfully, the “box” was biodegradable!“