Where to find Hot Dogs in Buenos Aires
Hot Dogs were undoubtedly named after the German dachshund that resembles a German sausage. Like the hamburger, the German frankfurter (sausage) stuffed in between the folds of a long, baked roll, was likely made popular in the USA by vendors at ball parks and expositions wanting to make a few pennies selling a mobile-friendly form of food.
We’ve included any sausage nestled down into a bun, including the Argentine “choripan”, in our definition of hot dog, and this is the list of where the best spots in Buenos Aires to find them.
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Diggs brewpub offers good beer, burgers, ribs and dogs. Best gourmet hot dogs in Buenos Aires, utilizing the tastiest sausages. Worth a visit!
Jay’s has real pancakes and waffles with butter and Aunt Jemima syrup. French toast, bacon, eggs and hash-browns. Hot wings. Fried Chicken. Apple Pie. NUFF SAID …
It’s Rock & Ribs. Texas-style smoked ribs, pulled pork sandwich, a great burger. They even have a top-notch salad and a veggie-burger. A great alternative t …
Trixie’s attempt at replicating a 1950’s American-style Diner is admirable. Good service and excellent burgers. Menu full of American-style Diner classics. All …
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