Steamie Weenie

Baseball season is just a few months away and I can’t wait any longer so I need the next best thing hot dogs!!!
Steamie Weenie is the latest arrival to the culinary category of creatively topped dogs.
There are so many cool dogs to try, some of the classics like the Windy City Chicago dog, the chili– and mustard-​topped Coney, and the Carolina Slaw Dog.
Among the goofiest are: The Georgia Scramble, adds a pile of oyster crackers to mustard, ketchup, chili, onions and pickles.
The 9^th Island is mountain of fried Spam cubes atop a tangy grilled pineapple relish.
I’ve tried a few, my favorite one is Jalapenos Popper Dog. Its loaded Beer and Cream cheese with Jalapenos. (Yum!) See when food tastes good, my rationale tends to fail on me. I thought it would be fun to mix the Yucatan and the Sriracha sauce together for extra kick. Needless to say I caused myself unnecessary pain for being stupid. I still managed to finish it though.
I’m used to mixing my mac&cheese with hot dog meat, so I had to pick the next logical choice the M&C&C, this dog tastes awesome! It can get really messy if your able to eat it with your hands, I’d suggest eating it with utensils.
The staff are nice people especially Bob (the owner). He cares about the product he puts out and he just wants people to enjoy his food.
Highly recommend!

The customer service was great, if you have any questions just ask. The portions are huge, you shouldn’t leave unsatisfied. The Carolina slaw dog and the Georgia scramble are delicious! So are their loaded baked tots! They have a huge selection of bottled drinks as well. If you are craving hot dogs this place will cure your crave.

Great hot dog! Foot long all beef with some snap. Had the Cheese Chili Cheese Dog with onions and sport peppers, it was great. Next time I’m adding bacon, you should too! Great new place in Green Valley.

Oh my God, I’m in love. Mom, meet your new son-​in-​law. What now… yes, he’s a hotdog, so?!
Although the location was a little hidden, I was able to find it and glad I did. There’s not much to the place or to the service. It the hotdogs are damn right on. Had the BLT and added mayo and fresh jalapeños. Yum. Then I moved on to the Chicago. Two? Yes, I was hungry and boy did it satisfy.
Will be back for more. And more. And more.

Great place. The staff is incredibly attentive. They have a wide range of sodas, fresh ingredients, and great dogs. I had two Chicago-​style dogs with beer cheese and a very creative dog with SPAM. Trust me; when you’re sliding one of their long delicious weenies down your gullet, you’ll thank me.

Visited once and return the same week, which says something for me. This place immediately became my go-​to hotdog spot! Quality hotdog and a surprising amount of variety. I love places that offer craft sodas, over your typical corn syrup fountain soda an they have a great selection! I’m excited to try the rest of the options on the menu.

Great place. Lots of creative dogs. The owners are nice people and easy to talk to. The wife and I tried a couple of there dogs. Good dogs creative toppings. Clean and friendly service! Hotdogs don’t get better than this.

My fiancé and I stopped in today. Got the BLT, The Windy City & the loaded baked potato tots. OMG absolutely delicious!!! Very clean, one of the owners was actually at the counter and made our food. Now to me that says a lot. Def will go back here and I highly recommend Steamie Weenie!!!

Gourmet hotdogs are a trend many people would like to see die already. Lucky for this spot, I am not one of those people. The weird name, cute logo, low prices, and a wide variety of menu offerings make this place a hot-​diggity darn good spot.
Follow them on social media to find out about their off-​menu specials, such as the Run, Run, Rudolph dog for December: reindeer sausage topped with caramelized onions and sriracha cream. Simple but super tasty, it took a lot of effort to share this with my guy.
Solid menu standbys include the Everything Bagel dog (w/​cream cheese and scallions) and the Japanese-​inspired Mt. Fuji dog (teriyaki onions, nori, carrots, scallions, wasabi mayo). Don’t even get me started on side options (tot-​chos, anyone?!).
Location is cozy, service is genuinely friendly, and they even have a condiment bar to doctor up your dog with extra hot sauces and mustards. Don’t forget about their house fry sauce and beer cheese!

Most say pretty damn good hot dogs that I have every tried. Got to try one of these awesome hot dogs and i must say I’m pretty impressed of how good it was.
It sucks that it’s six dollars for a hot dog but for a first time try it was worth it :)

I was motivated to try this place during Unilocal’s Toys for Tater Tots event!
Nate recommends the Tucson (can be known as a Sonoran dog), and being that I lived there for years, that was my choice for a steamie weenie! I miss the Sonoran dogs from Tucson and this one was ok but was missing that key Southwestern flavor! The mustard was a bit much and I barely tasted the lime salsa. Perhaps a spicy red salsa would be much better. It had plenty of beans.
The loaded potato tots were better than the dog, for me, and they were a pile of greasy goodness! The tots have lots of bacon, cheese, scallions and sour cream and all the flavor! I hope the other 3 kinds of tots on the menu are this good! You can make a meal out of this dish for sure.

Awesome new mom&pop shop for coney island style hot dogs and then some! Get the 9^th Island or the Tucson Dog… and don’t miss out on the Loaded Potato Tater Tots! Next time, I will be trying the Trailer Park, Mt. Fuji Dog, then the Georgia Scramble!
The owner and the guy who made our hot dogs were really friendly and welcoming — like a real successful establishment should be! Very impressed with their simplified menu choices and you can also customize your dog however you like it as long as they have that topping!
Love the choices of the soda pops… Some I’ve never seen or heard of! You can tell they put a lot of thought into this place, which I believe is now popular amongst the Unilocal hipsters lol
Well hurry up and check-​in! You won’t regret it lol

WHOOOOAAAAA STEAMY WEENIE hahaha. This place ROCKS in my book! I have been here twice now and let me say that both times were very good. First time was this the family, wife had the trailer park dog, she is still talking about how good it was! My daughter had the mac-​n-​cheese dog and tater tots and I had a build your own dog, bacon wrapped dog with pulled pork beer cheese and watermelon BBQ sauce with onion rings for a side. The food here is so good, that I just had to drag some co-​workers along for lunch recently. One of my co-​workers is from Chicago and was bragging about knowing good hot dogs, of course she ordered the windy city dog and a green river to drink. When she was done I asked the question, her reply? «That’s the best dog I have had outside of Illinois».
The fella that owns this business is clearly putting his heart into the product that he is offering, it shown from the moment you walk in the door and continues thru your meal. You have a loyal customer in me!

Great food and great service in a convenient location.
My husband has been raving about this spot for awhile now, but hotdogs are not my favorite so I didn’t rush over. Imagine my surprise when I started reading articles about how great this place is and it started to sound like something special.
The restaurant is decorated very cute for a hot dog place. The weenie on the wall is adorable. Most of the tables are high top tables, but some of the chairs have backs. A place to hang my purse! This excites me more than it should because normally I hate tall tables.
Both of the people working were really friendly. I could tell they want to be successful and appreciate their customers.
I had the Windy City dog. The hotdog was larger than the standard hot dog and delicious. The toppings were plentiful and tasty. The ingredients seemed fresh and better than what I expected from a hot dog place. For example, the diced tomatoes were definitely fresh and not from a can.
My husband had the Tucson and Georgia Scramble. I tasted these and loved them. As with my dog the toppings were plentiful and fresh. The Tucson starts with a bacon wrapped dog so you can’t go wrong with that.
We split the Tot Chos which was like a frito pie (sub tots for fritos). So good! Hopefully I’m not giving them too much credit, but the chili seemed homemade or they chose good chili because I loved it. It wasn’t like the canned chili my husband sneaks into the house.
I’m already getting hungry for my next visit from writing this. I can’t wait to come back.

Yes, the name is funny.
Steamie Weenie is a no frills just good old-​fashioned hot dogs with all the tasty fixings! It’s like a bun filled to the top with pure Americana!
Must orders, The Tucson and the Nor’Wester. The Tucson is a bacon-​wrapped dog with pinto beans, tomato, diced onions, tomatillo lime salsa, yellow mustard, and mayonnaise. Yeah, it was mess and it was delicious. The layers of flavor were fantastic, the perfect mix of spicy, salty, citric amazingness.
You like a da spicy? You’re going to love da Nor’Wester! This… cream cheese, griddled onions, scallions, fresh jalapeño peppers, and Sriracha. It’s has a kick trust me, I was sweating while enjoying this bad boy.
Tater Tot lover? Order the fully loaded tots and you’ll be a happy camper. Tots, bacon, and cheese, you’re welcome.
My only beef SW are the buns. I’d like a sturdier bun, they tend to fall apart when you’re only halfway done eating your weenie. Also, how about buns that match the dog? Order a Nor’Westrer, get it on a jalapeño and cheese bun or an «everything» bun for the Everything Bagel Dog?
Just a weenie thought for great weenie spot.

Ok… I’ve read the reviews and for the ppl complaining about the price… get real! This is not the normal hot dogs u get at the grocery store for 3.99…these are real genuine quality hot dogs!
And if you’ve never had a quality hot dog before the Steamie Weenie… you have been missing out! There are quality hot dogs out there and please don’t expect to pay what u pay for hot dogs at the grocery store.
You pay for what u get. :) and for me… Steamie Weenie was absolutely worth every penny. I can’t wait to go back! :)
Now enough of my vent…:)
I went with my bf and we ended up getting 3 hot dogs and an order of tater tots with chili and cheese. Let me tell u… the tots were for real. Crisp on the outside and smooth and creamy on the inside like any good tater tot should be. :)
My bf had the Coney Style… And he absolutely loved it!!!
I was the little porker and had the Mt. Fuji and the bratwurst special. :)
Let me begin the review for the hot dogs and say… WOW…the buns were freaking amazing!!! :) They were soft and almost just melted in your mouth. :)
The Mt. Fuji came with teriyaki onions, green onions, carrots and wasabi mayo… let’s just say it was bomb. The carrots gave it that nice crunch and the onions a nice little bit of sweetness and the vienna hot dog had the best snap and alot of flavor without all that saltiness that I get with regular hot dogs. And of course I can’t forget the nori…:) it added just a little without overpowering the entire dish for that umami flavor. :)
And what can I say about the bratwurst… it was delicious. Had just the right amount of mustard and sauerkraut for that perfect bite. :)
And if u love spicy food like I love spicy food… get their Habanero sauce. Omg… it added so much flavor and a nice but of heat… soooooo good!!!
And if u ask nicely… they’ll even sell u a bottle…:)
I can’t wait to go back and try their other hot dogs… yum yum yum…:)

I knew my 100^th review was coming up and was looking for something special. I never would have guessed it would be for hot dogs, but Steamie Weenie is definately worthy enough!
Once again, thanks to Unilocal,I found this new business just off the 215 and Green Valley Parkway in the Pebble marketplace. Steamie weenie is a locally owned business which I always try and support. It is decorated simple yet fun with dark wood floors and «Steamie weenie» spray painted on the wall. They offer not only gourmet hot dogs with interesting combinations of flavors but several sides as well as the coolest bottled soda collection I have seen.
We were welcomed immediately as we walked in. They were happy to offer suggestions as it was our fist time. I went with the Carolina slaw dog and a side of tots. The Carolina dog has coleslaw, pulled pork, diced onions and their famous watermelon rind bbq sauce which is excellent. Everything went together really well. My only minor complaint was that I thought the actual hot dog got a little lost as it was on the smaller side. The tots were good but could have been crispier.
I will definately be returning to try several other things on the menu such as the trailer park dog, onion rings, the mac n cheese and that pumpkin pie soda I saw. If your in the mood for a dog this is the place to go.

I’m so glad this place opened right across the street from my office! First of all, the parking lot sucks. The Pebble Marketplace is absolutely the worst. It’s like the parking lots in Chinatown. but busier. But get past the parking situation and you’ll find yourself in a small little hot dog spot where the owners are a sweet husband and wife team. They have delicious combinations of unique toppings for hot dogs, and they all have cute creative names. Service is exceptional, and how could you not want to try a place called Steamie Weenie? Go for it, you won’t be disappointed! (And whatever you get, make sure it has the beer cheese on it. DELISH.)

Went on Sunday 8−9−15 around 12:30 PM. The restaurant is located south of Pebble on Green Valley in the Northwest corner of the shopping center that Smith’s is in.
The only drinks available are bottled. There are only two regular tables and the rest are high-​tops. The menu is painted on the wall. They have one high chair for the kiddies.
I got a plain hot dog, chili-​cheese fries, and a bottled root beer for $ 13.05. Pretty expensive but it might be worth it if you got one of the more exotic hot dogs. That’s the only reason to ever return here, really.
Peeves:
1) The majority of my fries were completely raw in the middle. I’m talkin’ crunchy raw potato, folks. It wasn’t pretty.
2) Cockroach in the corner. Not a big deal, it can happen to the best of us. Doesn’t mean it’s a dirty place. But sweep it up for crissakes.
3) The ketchup on the table was empty but the mustard was brand new. They could have taken two seconds to take the safety seal off the mustard before putting it on the table, but not a big deal, either.
If I ever go back it will be for one of the strange hot dogs. The staff were very friendly and chatty, and the hot dog was very good.

So far so good! What lured me into coming here was the variety of toppings and creative combinations that they have to put on top of your hot dog.
MENU:
They have the favorite regional classics; including Windy City, Coney, Tucson, Carolina.
You can also customize your hot dog too! Choice of beef, bacon wrapped or Vegan one! Also hot link that’s made locally.
The dogs they serve here are Vienna Beef brand, but the owner told me the bacon wrapped ones are Nathan’s.
The fun creations: 9^th Island! with Pineapple relish and Spam of course! There’s one with Mac and Cheese too.
Also novelty items they sell are vintage sodas in glass bottles with retro labels. Upside: made with pure cane sugar, downside: a little pricier for the amount you get. There’s no fountain sodas, so you thirsty soda addicts, don’t count on refills.
ORDER OF THE DAY :
I ended up getting the Trailer Park with Beer Cheese, Fried Onions, coleslaw, watermelon rind bbq sauce and SPAM! Yes you read right, Spam! Hot dogs don’t scream healthy eats, so sure more nitrates, why not! I live for cheat day/​weekend. Anyways good stuff! Especially the beer cheese and watermelon bbq sauce. The hot dog buns were soft and our weenies were steamy!
Oh try the crinkle cut fries! They made these perfect! I mooched some fries off of Mr. B’s order. Crunchy exterior and potatoey moist inside. It doesn’t taste like those store bought ones which I hate. I regret not getting my own now.
LOCATION — ATMOSPHERE
This joint is located in Pebble Marketplace, where Smith’s is the anchor. Hightop tables and barstools make up most of the seating in dining area. Cool graffiti wall art for deco.
PRICE:
Average… if you look at it from the «it’s a gourmet dog» perspective. I personally think
$ 6.28 for my dog is a little out there, but don’t mind paying, because the toppings they added on justified the cost. But among the hot dog places we dine at, we spent the most amount here. The owners said they will have daily specials and deals coming up so look forward to those.
It’s family owned and operated. Staff was really welcoming and helpful!
Bottom line, cool niche for foodies. This place fits right here in Green Valley!