The best hot dogs around Perth

We love a good hot dog around town.

And here are a few of the best spots around Perth to grab your own sausage + bun combo:

Wassup Dog

Ah, the age old saying. What a better way to start your day than with a … hot dog? Well, with Wassup Dog’s juicy Breakfast Dog, a delicious mix of pork cheese Kanski, crispy fried onion, bacon, topped with fried egg and your choice of sauces, you’ll want to do just that. What started in 2013 as a hotdog stand in King’s Square Fremantle has now become an oasis of sausage-in-a-bun innovation. Expanding to now offer a full daily menu, it would be a crying shame not to order a delicious, gourmet hot dog next time you visit.

113 Royal Street, East Perth

Burgermeister

Burgermeister may be most recognised for their juicy burgers, but their hot dogs are just as impressive, if not more delicious. Located on the Hampden Road strip in Nedlands, this popular spot has locals running back for more with mouthwatering items like the Hot Frenchman, with bratwurst, green chili jam, bacon, camembert cheese and sriracha mayo. Next time you’re in the area, have a peak at their ‘Not Just Burger’ menu – it’ll change your life.

170B Hampden Road, Nedlands

Run Amuk, South Fremantle

In 2011, the creators of Run Amuk were sitting by a campfire making fancy hot dogs with ingredients found in their esky. From that moment, the ideas just kept on rolling to eventually become the restaurant in South Fremantle that is today. Unleash yourself and try one of their scrumptious concoctions like the Rueben, with premium bratwurst, Russian dressing, maasdam cheese, sauerkraut, Run Amuk house pickles, pastrami, American mustard, chili flakes and fresh dill – it’s the hot dog of your dreams.

386A South Terrace, South Fremantle

The Bratwurst Bar

The Fremantle Markets are constantly delivering tasty eats, but it’s the 100% WA-produced hotdogs at The Bratwurst Bar that take the cake. Serving authentic German bratwursts sausages, Kransky sausages and Currywurst and Garlic bratwurst, you’ll find nothing but deliciousness in these gluten free dogs. Served in freshly baked bread rolls with sauerkraut andonion, these hotdogs are simple but fulfilling, claiming the title of the ‘best wurst in town’.

Fremantle Markets, South Terrace & Henderson Street, Fremantle

Alfred’s Kitchen, Guildford

Is there anything more iconic in Perth than sitting in front of the large glowing fire at Alfred’s Kitchen in Guildford, sipping on a cup of toasty pea and ham soup? Well yes, there is – because if you’re not eating their famous hot dog too then you’re not doing it right. Their renowned hot dog features a round bun with a sliced sausage, cheese and onion: simple, yet delicious. After all, they’ve been operating since 1946, so they’re obviously doing something right!

Cnr Meadow & James Street, Guildford

Patty Whack Burger Shack

If you ever crave a simple, cheap, no fuss hotdog then look no further than Patty Whack Burger Shack. Slinging $8.50 hotdogs every day of the week, this popular restaurant is located on Murray Street in the CBD and hits the spot every time. Choose between two options of beef or chicken hot dogs, which come in a potato bun with dill pickles, mustard, or ketchup (or both) and (optional) diced onions. No fuss, delicious hotdogs for a great price – count us in.

Shop 3/142-150 Murray Street, Perth

Bunnings Warehouse

They may not be the fanciest, but any hot dogs list has to include the humble Bunnings snag on the list! Sometimes, less is more. The soft white bread, fried onions and classic beef sausage, all lovingly smothered in mustard and tomato sauce has become a rite of passage for those visiting the hardware store on the weekends. Plus, your donation goes towards helping local organisations – it’s a win win!

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