Hot Dog Vendor on Oak Street

i thought the sign said «vienna dogs» so i stopped to get one. polish and all dogs (2.75)are priced the same. combos are up (3.99). when the owner said they weren’t vienna but «millers» and said the sign says so. i got one anyways with everything on it.
this dog had lots of tomato, onions, jalepenos and all the other garnishes on it but a distinguishing taste it didn’t have. why does anything will the name «miller» in it not deliver” (reference to dennis miller who some say is a comedian.)
i’ve bought millers at retail and wasn’t impressed either.
no repeat.

At the corner of Oak and 2^nd is a random hot dog cart and it is good. Right out there in front of Peerless Coffee, not sure if it has a name and it certainly does not have any fancy website or phone number. The dogs are good, I like the polish, and he has this great tomato salsa like concoction that goes great with a spicy sausage. A hot dog, bag of chips and soda is $ 3.50 making this one of the better meal deals in the region.
I have now had three dogs from this stand and no stomach related incidents, which is the true test of street food, so if you are in the ‘hood give them a try.