Andrew and Tanner are both professionally trained chefs with the dream of bringing great-tasting, fresh, and locally sourced food options to their hometown in Tri-Cities, WA. Their love for their loca…
The best food I've had this week!! The DSG Smashburger was awesome. The Mac and Chili Cheese Mac was delicious (saving the leftovers for breakfast). Even the waffle fries were perfectly seasoned. Wish I lived in the area. I'd order from Doggie Style Gourmet all the time.
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Susannah M
Local Expert • 266 contributions
Loved
• 8/3/25
• DoorDash order
Really good..The OG Doggie with german sausage and Chili Con Carne was a seriously good dog. Could only eat half. Their Chili Con Carne is mostly meat not full of beans, delicious. The waffle fries are generous and delectable. Their beef is local and vegetables from local farmers market. What more could you ask for?
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Susannah M
Local Expert • 266 contributions
Loved
• 1/22/24
• DoorDash review
pleased with quality and taste. their french fries with all the fixings are insane. if you want something hot and tasty, all food tasted fresh. the soup was a surprise very filling and tasty. I couldn't eat it in one sitting.
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Michael B
7 contributions
Loved
• 3/20/25
• DoorDash order
Can not RAVE about this place enough!! Always a delicious dawg. Bernie Mac Doggie is smothered in a creamy mac and cheese, with some of the best waffle fries I've ever had, and an amazing housemade Ranch
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Julie C
2 contributions
Loved
• 12/23/25
• DoorDash order
I have never had a Chicago style hotdog before, but this was one of the best (and messiest) hotdogs I've ever had. The toppings were fresh and tasty. The all beef dog was perfect. The animal fries were delicious, as well. It was a lot of food and almost too much to finish! The meal was a bit pricey, but it was okay for a treat. My recommendation to the owners would be to take a trip to Tucson and try some Sonoran hotdogs. Then, come back and add your version to the menu. Those are the only hotdogs I've ever had that were better than this one.
