Eat Jo Dawgs

If I could give 0 stars, I would! We hired Eat Jo Dawgs in February for an elementary school event that would be in May. 1 week before the event, we called to confirm, and never heard back. We continued to call and email with no response. 2 days before the event, we get an email telling us that lightning struck the cooler the night before and so they can’t come to our event. They may have, in fact, had an unfortunate lightning strike, but the excuse is hard to believe since we had tried unsuccessfully getting a confirmation from them several days before the «lightning strike». They are UNRELIABLE — DO NOT hire them if you actually want a food truck to show up at your event! We aren’t the first people this has happened to– I wish I had read these other reviews before even calling them. Don’t know what the food is like… Never had it.

If I could give it ZERO stars I would. We scheduled with Joe months in advance for a school event and I day before the event he emailed me that he was unable to make it because his coolers conveniently went out. This is after trying to reach him by phone and email for nearly a week with NO response. Shame on you Joe! You run a poor business. Glad our money did not go to you.

Here’s another report of booking in Eat Jo Dawgs and no call, no show. Luckily we booked in other trucks who were actually professional and SHOWED UP. This is sad, as we had Eat Jo Dawgs at our event last year and they were really good food. What happened, guys?

We had scheduled an event with Eat Jo Dawgs and they never bothered to show up! They didn’t even call to let us know, we tried calling, emailing etc. Finally, several hours later I got an email saying something was wrong with their truck, which seems to be a common occurrence judging by what other people have said in their comments below. Sounds to me like a big fat LIE they told us because they couldn’t be bothered to show up.

If I was able to give this «business» zero stars, I would. Unreliable and rude. We scheduled with them months in advance, and on the day of– they were a no show. We had over 50 hungry people who had spent the day volunteering– and had no food. Calls were placed to find out the status of their eta– and no one answered or called back. Hours later we received a simple email saying «sorry buddy. The truck broke down.» Buddy?! What business responds that way? Well, sorry, Buddy. I’m glad you didn’t get our money. A better, more professional and reliable business swooped in at the 11^th hour and saved us. And we’ll never try to do business with you again. Problem solved.

When spending 6 – 8 dollars on a hot dog I expected a little more variety there was only 1 that didn’t have chili which I don’t like. I would like to see Chicago or NY style not 6 different chili topped and 1 BBQ sauced
Sonics have a better variety for 2 bucks QT has 2 for 2 and you can create your own with a nice variety of toppings. Save money there is nothing remarkable about this truck.

This food truck along with this Twisted Southern Café food truck was down at the office building that I was working at. I looked at their menu online and the hot dog description + pictures were making me hungry.
I came down to the parking lot at 1pm to order my hotdog. I was the only one to order from this truck. I ordered the Road Dawg and fries. A little disappointed they didn’t have onion rings to order today. I waited, what felt like, FOREVER for my hotdog. Are you serious?
When I finally received my hotdog and fries, I ate 1 piece of fry and took a bite of the dog and none of it were hot. The temperature was lukewarm at best. I was just appalled by the temperature of my food to the wait time it took for me to receive the food. What is going on in that kitchen? For me to wait this long for my food, I expected a pipping hot hotdog.
The taste wasn’t bad, but not worth the wait at all. It was like a Sonic chili cheese dog with pieces of frito chips, but a half step better. I do have to say the beef hot dog link is bigger than what is served at Sonic.

I don’t understand why it takes 20 minutes to make a «hot dawg!» The bun was super soggy and falling apart which made it difficult to eat. Paid $ 10 for fires and dog. Was totally not worth the wait in this 104 degree weather. SMH I make hot dogs quicker on my George Forman grill!

Okay, I went to the Truck Yard, just to try out these hot dogs. I was already pretty impressed with their product on discription alone, specifically offering angus meat hot dogs.
I got the Sister-​in-​Law and a side of fries.
Our wait was about 5 – 10 minutes and the staff aka the Mom… was great.
The dog was decent, not heavy on the peaches and a nice spice kick I could appreciate. The bun, well… it looked very much like your standard hot dog bun from the store and the dog would have been better without it… or with a bun of higher standards. Why put these great ingrediants on a cheap bun?
The fries were not fresh cut… and THAT is a disappointment. Real angus beef, cheap bun, and frozen fries. Two of these things are not like the other.
Would I try them again? Possibly for the sausage, but little else.

I had the veggie dog the other day and all I can say is wow! As a vegetarian I really thought I was eating meat, so much that I took it back just to be proven wrong. It’s literally impossible to find decent vegetarian substitutes especially on a food truck. I can finally order something like everyone else without being limited to just fries or a salad! These guys knocked it out of the park! I’m coming back for more :)

Do not believe the 4 minutes they tell you!
It’s more like 30 min and it wasn’t worth the wait even if it had been only 4 min. Bland, cheap hotdog and a very small handful of frozen fries with cumin sprinkled on them. For $ 10??? Really?
Pass.

This is a food truck that came by our office one day. They have a ton of really elaborate and fun options for hot dogs from the «Natural Disaster» dog which had deep fried bacon wrapped dog, chili, jalapeño relish, onion rings, coleslaw & tomatoes to the «Mediterranean Veggie Dawg» which has a soy dog, lettuce, diced tomatoes and hummus. My veggie coworker really liked that one. They have a ton of other options too, I was really in love with their five cheese dog which had cheddar, smoked gouda, havarti, mozzarella and gruyère.
The hot dogs are big and with all of the toppings one hot dog is good for a meal, if you’re like me you’ll cave and also grab some of their very tasty seasoned french fries. I highly recommend if you see their food truck out and about that you stop by!