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Restaurants · Uptown / Freret Street
A beloved eccentric hot dog restaurant that grew from a 2011 stand into a New Orleans favorite, serving gourmet sausages, burgers, vegan options, and creative toppings. Its pet-friendly outdoor courtyard tables welcome dogs, and the colorful Freret Street location hosts dog events like Yappy Hour. A second location operates at 3336 Magazine St.
The festive courtyard is explicitly dog friendly, and the casual format means a relaxed, quick meal with your pup rather than a formal patio negotiation.
Local press and the venue describe dog-friendly outdoor courtyard seating; dogs stay leashed in the courtyard. Hours were not published on the page reviewed.
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