Lucky Dogs at Caesars New Orleans is a legendary hot dog stand serving up classic New Orleans flavor late into the night. Open until 4 AM daily, this iconic red-and-yellow cart on the casino floor dishes out jumbo and regular dogs topped with chili, cheese, jalapeños, and more. Whether you’re winding down after a night out or need a quick bite, Lucky Dogs delivers fast, flavorful comfort food in the heart of the city.
Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Friday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Monday | 11 AM–2 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 517 Gravier St, New Orleans, LA 70130
Phone: (800) 427-7247
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Reviews
Brian J
Listen to me, lucky dog is not just junk food it’s just as good when you’re sober I promise. Make sure when you come to New Orleans that you scoop up one of these lucky dogs and you can thank me later. Highly recommend chili and cheese!
… moreRod Gullo
If you’ve had too much to drink, are running low on cash, and want some cheap food, these hot dogs aren’t bad. They’re not really good, but not bad. You’ll find these carts at various street corners along Bourbon St. Just after sunset you’ll start to see them here and there and they appear abandoned. After about 9pm, you’ll start to see people buying hotdogs. As the night progresses, small lines will start to form. I haven’t witnessed any of the horror stories I’ve seen in other reviews, but I don’t doubt them either. You get what you pay for, so don’t have high expectations.
… moreAlaina Jefferson
If your In the mood for a real good hot dog lucky dog is not the place to go it doesn’t have great taste , it stinks , and it’s fresh out the hot dog water , but if your feeling good off the liquor late at night I guest it won’t phase you … but your LUCKY if you live !
… moreDeanna
I was excited to see MSY Airport had a hotdog stand. I was greeted by a friendly woman named Nikki ,she kindly asked what would I like. She had a warm welcome and friendly smile.
Thank you Nikki!!
Deanna Z.
… moreThank you Nikki!!
Deanna Z.
Cindy Netherton
We had lucky dog at Ceasers and on Bourbon. They are not the same from years passed. Disappointed
… moreChristina Quentin
At 11 pm on Bourbon Street after traveling all day and just wanting something to eat, a Lucky Dog looks like a good idea…but I was SO wrong. The vendor was very amiable, and I have no complaints there at all. However, I got so…SO sick. I came very close to going to the ER. It has been years since something has made me that ill. Don’t eat a Lucky Dog from the street vendors. It’s really not lucky.
… moreHeather West
I now live in Florida. I used to work on Bourbon St. and I miss lucky dogs! I always got one before my shift. Long and juicy! A meal in a bag. Oh! You wonder…a bag? Well, I was treated special, most of the chefs, 🙂 who fixed my lucky dog, put mine in the bag that held all the buns. Cook said he didn’t need it any more because the rest of the buns, were being toasted. I guess I was the real lucky dog! 😉 New Orleans New Years, Lucky Dog time!
… moreJ Summer
Born and raised in New Orleans and have eaten Lucky Dogs since the 70s. Over the years 2 things have changed, price and size. Price is insane for a hot dog, and the size keeps getting bigger. I just want a hot dog, not a hot log!
… moreChad Kring
Clean cut vendor used sanitizer AND gloves. Had different types of hot sauces. Bun was steamed and the hot dog was great!!
… moreShirley Bryan
I gave this review 5 stars because the hot dog was awesome. I would rate the service and attitude of the vendor in the New Orleans international airport a negative rating or nothing at all. She did not have her act together and hundreds of excuses as to why the service wasn’t ready to serve at 8:00 am. She even went as far to tell us that LUCKY DOGS don’t really open till 8:30 when there was a sign 3 feet away that clearly shown 8:00am. Personally if she worked for my company, she would be doing something other then working with costumers.
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