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Address: 4420 Pleasant Hill Rd, Kissimmee, FL 34746
Phone: (407) 460-0738
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Will’s Dog’s, 4420 Pleasant Hill Rd, Kissimmee, FL 34746, US
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I ordered the Mac Dog. This wiener has Mac-n-cheese with bacon and I asked for a sprinkle of celery salt. The fries were made fresh for my friends and I …
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The Classic Chicago Dog. 100% Best in town! And you know it’s gotta be Vienna’s all beef hotdog. Stop by and enjoy our signature and this timeless classic!
Reviews
D Anelli
William always greets you with a smile and an abundance of happy at his small booth outside the Lowe’s store in poinciana, FL. Whether it’s a plain hot dog or Italian sausage with all the fixings – it’s always tasty! 2 hot dogs with a soda is $9. Italian sausage is $7. Water is $1. I actually find excuses to go to Lowe’s just to visit this place. Highly recommend Will’s Dogs!
… moreOrquidea D
Wills positive attitude is contagious. Very nice gentleman always smiling! I got a mild Italian sausage and it was soo good. Definitely recommend. Couldn’t wait to take a bite 🙂
… moreAriana Rosario
Will’s Dog’s had by far the BEST Italian Sausage, I’ve ever had! Will was kind and accommodating to my change in ingredients. He recommended onions and peppers for my Italian sausage and told me “trust me this is gonna be amazing” boy was he right! I went back 20 minutes later for a second time and he had a great big smile of confidence knowing I’d be back. We got an additional two Italian sausages and he made them with the same love and quality as the first ones. I will come back and get food more often and tell all my family and friends! Thank you Wills Dogs you made my husband and I’s morning!
… moreBrayant Rodriguez
Will’s hot dog cart at Lowe’s is great! The hot dogs are fresh, hot, and taste really good. Service is quick and friendly. Perfect spot to grab a bite while shopping. Definitely recommend!
… moreWendy & Marty Brooker
Hot dogs were excellent company was excellent. We definitely will go back.
… moreNathan Nieves
Will takes a lot of pride in the hot dog stand and it definitely shows in his customer service skills. It always makes a quick Lowe’s trip better when me and my family can get a couple of hotdogs from the stand. If you haven’t already it’s definitely worth a try.
… moreSaul rivera
Pretty good hot dog and sausage, good prices and combo soda.
… moreEat, Enjoy, Repeat, My experience
Low-Key Lunch Stop: A Review of Will’s Dog’s.
Tucked away, ironically, just outside the front doors of Lowe’s is a modest, roof-covered outdoor hot dog stand that promises a quick, no-fuss bite. The setting is decidedly unglamorous—you’re getting lunch where you’d typically load lumber—but the service is undeniably friendly, offering a warm welcome that’s the highlight of the visit.
The menu is a study in simplicity: hot dogs, Italian sausage (mild or spicy), chips, and sodas or water. It’s wonderfully straightforward, which can be a relief in a world of over-the-top casual dining.
The All-American Hot Dog
At $4.00 a pop, one might hope for a little flair. What you get is a reliably average American hot dog. The toppings are the classics: sauerkraut, ketchup, and mustard. That’s it. Given the price point and the setting, I found myself wishing for a little more imagination—a basic chili, some easy cheese sauce, or even a bit of crunchy potato stick action to elevate it from standard fare. It does the job, but it won’t be haunting your dreams.
The Saving Grace: Italian Sausage
The real reason to stop, however, is the Italian sausage. This is where the kitchen shows a bit of competence. The sausage had a satisfying, audible snap when you bit into it, a sign of a properly cooked casing. It was juicy and served split in half, perfectly griddled. The accompanying onions and peppers were grilled nicely, adding a sweet and savory counterpoint that made for a solid sandwich.
The Verdict
There is genuinely nothing bad to say about this little stand. It’s clean, the service is excellent, and the food is perfectly edible, with the Italian sausage being a clear winner. But that’s the problem: when it comes to a memorable meal, “perfectly edible” doesn’t quite cut it. This is the definition of a perfectly fine lunch stop—it satisfies an immediate craving without leaving any lasting impression. It’s a pragmatic bite after a shopping trip, not a destination meal.
Rating: 2.8 out of 5 stars (Solid for convenience, needs more creative toppings to stand out).
What are your thoughts—do food stands outside big box stores need to offer more than the basics to justify a food critic’s attention?
… moreTucked away, ironically, just outside the front doors of Lowe’s is a modest, roof-covered outdoor hot dog stand that promises a quick, no-fuss bite. The setting is decidedly unglamorous—you’re getting lunch where you’d typically load lumber—but the service is undeniably friendly, offering a warm welcome that’s the highlight of the visit.
The menu is a study in simplicity: hot dogs, Italian sausage (mild or spicy), chips, and sodas or water. It’s wonderfully straightforward, which can be a relief in a world of over-the-top casual dining.
The All-American Hot Dog
At $4.00 a pop, one might hope for a little flair. What you get is a reliably average American hot dog. The toppings are the classics: sauerkraut, ketchup, and mustard. That’s it. Given the price point and the setting, I found myself wishing for a little more imagination—a basic chili, some easy cheese sauce, or even a bit of crunchy potato stick action to elevate it from standard fare. It does the job, but it won’t be haunting your dreams.
The Saving Grace: Italian Sausage
The real reason to stop, however, is the Italian sausage. This is where the kitchen shows a bit of competence. The sausage had a satisfying, audible snap when you bit into it, a sign of a properly cooked casing. It was juicy and served split in half, perfectly griddled. The accompanying onions and peppers were grilled nicely, adding a sweet and savory counterpoint that made for a solid sandwich.
The Verdict
There is genuinely nothing bad to say about this little stand. It’s clean, the service is excellent, and the food is perfectly edible, with the Italian sausage being a clear winner. But that’s the problem: when it comes to a memorable meal, “perfectly edible” doesn’t quite cut it. This is the definition of a perfectly fine lunch stop—it satisfies an immediate craving without leaving any lasting impression. It’s a pragmatic bite after a shopping trip, not a destination meal.
Rating: 2.8 out of 5 stars (Solid for convenience, needs more creative toppings to stand out).
What are your thoughts—do food stands outside big box stores need to offer more than the basics to justify a food critic’s attention?
Taj Lavaud
Service was good and the meal was great. Plus the prices are worth stopping by again. William is awesome
… moreCam
Nowhere in Poinciana will you find a hot dog, an environment or the “feeling” you get other than Will’s Dogs! My own daughters, who won’t eat hot dogs unless we come to Will’s, say they Love them! 4 years strong! Thank you brother for your dedication to Family and consistency!
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