El Perron de Obregon

Heads up sometimes it takes some time to get your food, but it’s worth the time. Definitely one of the best Sonoran hot dogs I have tried here in Tucson.

Best hot dog! I don’t mind the wait. I keep coming here all the time i can for sonoran hot dogs! (:

This is one of those hotdog stands you see on the side of the road as your driving by. I’ve always wanted to try them especially if they sell Sonoran hotdogs. I know there’s a high competition in town for who can make the best so I would like to find the best. So I figured hey those hot dog stand must be super authentic so it MUST be good!
To begin with this stand is really close to where I live so the traveling distance here isn’t too far, therefore very convenient. They are also open pretty late which is good for us night owl people or people just got done clubbing and want that food in their stomach other than IHOP, Denny’s or waffle house.
Now onto the Sonoran hot dog. I have to say I was a bit disappointed. It wasn’t as great as it smelled, while I was walking up smelling the grill going. The bacon that was wrapped around the hotdog was burnt and the hotdog as well was burnt. So it didn’t really have that full sonoran dog taste. Also the condiments that were added to the top wasn’t as fresh looking either. It looked like it was sitting there for some time and pruned out.
As much as I would love a Sonoran dog at that time. I don’t think I will be returning here in the near future. I’d have to say I’ll pass and adventure away to another late night meal.

Another Sonoran dog stand, this one apparently hailing from the great city of Obregon. If you’ve had a Sonoran dog before, you’ll basically know the drill. The main notes here are that the bun was a bit over-​steamed, making it almost gummy in texture (though that could just be a one-​time issue), but the bacon was pleasantly crispy. Overall, a pretty standard experience at the standard $ 2.50 rate.