Let’s Be Frank

Pretty tasty and they have a good assortment of condiments to spice things up. Not to great as far a price is concerned but hey, what do you expect when you’re downtown.

They catered at my company luncheon. I ordered the Heat Dog with extra onions and added their devil sauce on top. I was hoping the Heat dog plus the devil sauce would have a spicy kick, but unfortunately it did not. Despite the slight heat I tasted, the dog was still pretty good. I wouldn’t mind having another Heat dog. I will just have to remember to bring my own hot sauce.

Tried the Heat Dog and Frank Dog, both were great with his chili sauce and sauerkraut. He seems like a cool dude.

OMG, my whole family got sick after eating these hot dogs. The buns were wet and when we tried to point it out to the seller, he was too busy to change them… for the price, my husband was not happy about wet buns but we were hungry and didn’t want to make a scene. A few hours later, we all got sick, except for my daughter who didn’t eat a hot dog. Beware.

Yay, the Let’s Be Frank made an appearance at my office building. I got to walk downstairs and enjoy a yummy foot long grass-​fed beef hot dog on a fresh Acme bun topped with grilled onions before running into an afternoon of meetings. They also put some kind of devil relish stuff that gave it some nice heat and tang. Some mid-​day deliciousness served with a smile!

I discovered this little gem in the marina (somewhere I never go, normally) through Groupon. I bought 3 groupons for 9 packages of sausages (bringing the effective cost down to just $ 1 per sausage) and went in the very next day to redeem them. These guys are wonderful! They’re super friendly, full of good advice about how to prepare their wursts the bests, and they comped me a brat just to be extra swell.
I’ve tried the dogs, the brats, and the Italian sausage, and I love all three. It’s an added bonus that they’re all made with humanely raised and healthfully fed and pastured animals — and no nitrates! — healthier happier animals, and healthier guilt-​free meat for me.
I will definitely go back to restock, and I have no qualms at all about paying full price next time. You’ll excuse me now, I need to go cook up a hotdog for my lunch.

I was lucky enough to go to an event catered by Let’s Be Frank. The hotdogs are pretty tasty but I’m not sure I would pay the normal price for them (over $ 5?). I also wonder when hotdogs became beef instead of traditional pork.

Okay, they are pricy, but they taste fantastic. And you can feel good knowing that it is grass-​fed + hormone-​free beef. I hear the dogs inside the park are made from kittens, but i’m not revealing my sources.

We might be in the dead of winter but today, it’s sunny and all I want is a Let’s Be Frank brat with grilled onions. It’s disgusting but I top my brat with it all — mustard, ketchup, grilled onions and relish. I’m sure I look like a kid with all that deliciousness sliding down my face but I don’t care. I will happily dodge droves of baseball fans and scalpers just to get one of these brats.
When is opening day for the ’09 season? I’ll be there, Frank.

Sorry, $ 5.50 is a little steep for a hot dog sold on the street outside the ball park. Sure, its supposedly grass-​fed, hormone-​free, yada yada yada. However, it just doesn’t taste THAT good. It tastes healthy, and when you are dealing with a hot dog, that’s not a good thing. The bun was decent though…

baseball, shmaseball.
HOT DOGS!
mmmmm. If you are as impatient as I am, you can’t wait until you are inside the ballpark (a mere 50 feet) to eat, you want one now.
So, do yourself a favor, go to lets be frank!

I can’t wait for baseball season to begin so I can have one of these delicious hot dogs (or I could just bicycle my lazy butt down to the warming hut and get one at their year round location).
I love the buns. They have Nathan’s mustard. They grill the onions right there in front of you. The hot dogs have the best flavor and snap. I want one right now.
The one thing that bugs me is that they have ketchup. You should never put ketchup on a hot dog. Unless you’re under 10 years old. Blech!

Five stars for a hot dog cart? Hell yeah!
Let’s Be Frank has a cart setup outside AT&T Park every game and serves some of the best dogs this side of, eh, I dunno… some famous hot dog place. The beauty of it is you can take your dog into the game with you! Let’s see, a $ 5 hot dog grilled in front of your eyes, served fresh with grilled onions on an Acme bun? Yes please!