Fernandez Hot-Dogs

Wow! Just stop now if you see her out there, trust me! These hotdogs are made with nothing but pure love.

If you are driving down Charleston at night, odds are you will pass by this little HotDog stand. It’s run by two nice Hispanic ladys. I am a simpleton so I just ended up getting an «Americano» with mustard. The Americano is just a regular grilled HotDog on a grilled bun with your choice of sauces. The menu is simple and the prices are good. I was told the HotDog is a Mexican dog with mixed meats. The end result was a pretty greasy grilled dog on a greasy grilled bun, it was excellent!
When asked they stated they had been in business for 7 years, proudly displaying their SNHD grade A plaquard as well as aplicable business licences.
I was told they are open 7 days a week from the hours of 7PM-​11PM so you only have 4 hours to stop by.

We’ve always driven past this hot dog cart in front of a tire shop while doing our street taco scrambles up and down Charleston Blvd., but we never thought of stopping by… until now. If you are familiar with the street dogs they sell in LA, (Bacon wrapped dog with sauteed onions and peppers) Fernandez Hot Dogs can be considered «LV style» street dogs.
Two ladies run this cart, but the only downer is that they do not have a set schedule. When are they open? when you see the lights on and the cart outside. It is what it is…
They have a no-​frills, straightforward menu which offers the following hot dogs:
ESPECIAL DE PINA-​($ 2.50) Bacon wrapped dog, ketchup, mustard, mayo, pineapple, and sliced avocado
ESPECIAL DE CHAMPINONES-​($ 2.50) Same as above, but with mushrooms
PINA, CHAMPINIONES-​($ 2.00) Same as above two, regular hot dog
SENCILLO-​($ 1.50) Regular hot dog, pico de gallo, ketchup, mustard, and mayo
AMERICANO-​($ 1.00) Regular hot dog on a bun
You can pay a small fee for additional toppings and they have Jarritos and other soft drinks available as well. We got the Especial de Pina and every bite was delicious! The Bun was nicely toasted, hot dog was nice and plump, smokiness from the bacon, sweetness from the pineapple, and creaminess from the avocado all worked well together. Who knows? maybe we could make a little pit-​stop during our upcoming taco trek?! Stay tuned! ALOHA!!!
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Unilocal 365 CHALLENGE 2014−(35÷365) «Las Vegas Street Dogs»

If you are into LA style street dogs this is the place to come.
I found this cart on charleston down the way from TEG its normally setup in front of a tire shop between burnham and crestwood on the northside of charleston. I was driving by and saw the hot dog sign having ate several LA style street dogs I have been looking for them here forever. Now these are NOT LA style dogs like the lady on broadway makes these DO NOT have bell peppers or grilled onions.
What they do have is their own twist on LA style dogs. So lets break down the menu: You have to choose from an Escpecail de pina which is a hot dog wrapped in bacon with pico de gallo mayo ketchup mustard and pineapple with a roasted jalapeño that filled with cheese. Escpecail de Champinones which is a hot dog wrapped in bacon with pico de gallo mayo ketchup mustard mushrooms and avocado slices also with a roasted jalapeño that filled with cheese. A Sencillo is a hot dog with with pico de gallo mayo mustard ketchup and an Americano is just a frank in a bun, or you can get the pina and champinones with no bacon for .50 cents less. But who doesnt love bacon and its only .50 cents lol.
Now the menu is not huge but the flavor is monumental. I highly recommend checking out this cart!