5th Ave Hot Dog House
Sit, relax, and enjoy 7 different Hot Dogs at 5th Ave Hot Dog House. They offer the plumpest and juiciest weiners in town piled high with the toppings of your choice. Enjoy a range o
f mouthwatering Hot Dogs from their specialty restaurant. 5th Ave Hot Dog House serves 7 different dogs: brats, polish, Chicago, weiner, great dang, European Holger, and bull dogs. All of their Hot Dogs are quarter pounders made by Hebrew National™. In addition to their delicious hot dogs, They offer a range of menu items in the Temecula restaurant, including their famous chili and soup bread bowls. Their bread bowls are 6" of sourdough and come filled with homemade clam chowder, chicken noodle, onion soup, or chili with cheese.
You will enjoy this dog on a poppy seed bun with celery salt, pickle spears, and peppers. Chili Dog—There Is No Way to Walk with This Dog
Their most famous dog is a 1/4 pound Hot Dog with a cup and a half of chili. You will need a fork and knife for this one!
f mouthwatering Hot Dogs from their specialty restaurant. 5th Ave Hot Dog House serves 7 different dogs: brats, polish, Chicago, weiner, great dang, European Holger, and bull dogs. All of their Hot Dogs are quarter pounders made by Hebrew National™. In addition to their delicious hot dogs, They offer a range of menu items in the Temecula restaurant, including their famous chili and soup bread bowls. Their bread bowls are 6" of sourdough and come filled with homemade clam chowder, chicken noodle, onion soup, or chili with cheese.
Featured Hot Dogs: European Dog-
This local favorite is piled high with kraut, peppers, onions, and mustard. Chicago Dog-You will enjoy this dog on a poppy seed bun with celery salt, pickle spears, and peppers. Chili Dog—There Is No Way to Walk with This Dog
Their most famous dog is a 1/4 pound Hot Dog with a cup and a half of chili. You will need a fork and knife for this one!
Service Area:
Old Town Temecula, CA
Hours of Operation:
Mon – Thurs11 am – 5 pm
Fri & Sat 11 am – 9 pm.
Sun 12 pm -3 pm
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