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El Sinaloense 3

12th Ave. & Oklahoma, Tucson, AZ -
A mobile hot dog cart that parks in a lot on 12th Avenue near Oklahoma in Tucson, El Sinaloense 3 is a great source of that wild and baroque local specialty, the Sonoran hot dog.
100% Approval Rating (2 votes)

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4 - Overall: One of the Best - Worth a Trip
Overall: One of the Best - Worth a Trip
Sonoran Hot Dog

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Michael Stern - Photos (3)
Roadfood.com Editor
"Sonora is north of the Mexican state of Sinaloa, after which this little trailer is named, but the frankfurter you'll get here is a classic Sonoran hot dog: wrapped in bacon and grilled, the all-beef dog sucks in porky flavor to become nearly lascivious. The line-up of ..."   [Read More]

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12th Ave. & Oklahoma, Tucson, AZ


Hours & Policies

Seasons:Open Year Round
Meals Served:Lunch, Dinner
Operational Hours:Always Call Ahead!
Credit Cards Accepted:No
Alcohol Served:No
Outdoor Seating:Yes
Reservations Accepted:No
Delivery Available:No
Takeout Counters:Yes
Of all the wild wieners around America, the Sonoran hot dog just may be the craziest, so dolled up you cannot see it in this photo. It's a beef dog wrapped in bacon and smothered in condiments that vary from four-alarm hot to mayo-cool. The big, soft bun, made in local Mexican bakeries, is essential. The traditional garnish is a roasted guero pepper.
"Of all the wild wieners around America, the Sonoran hot dog just may be the craziest, so dolled up you cannot see it in this photo. It's a beef dog wrapped in bacon and smothered in condiments that vary from four-alarm hot to mayo-cool. The big, soft bun, made in local Mexican bakeries, is essential. The traditional garnish is a roasted guero pepper."
Michael Stern





Tucson is rich with carts that specialize in the 'hot dog estilo Sonora.' Nearly all have a little covered area where you can escape from the blazing sun or frequent, short-lasting deluges.
"Tucson is rich with carts that specialize in the 'hot dog estilo Sonora.' Nearly all have a little covered area where you can escape from the blazing sun or frequent, short-lasting deluges."
Michael Stern


My lack of Spanish and the proprietor's lack of English made it impossible to talk at length about the history and cultural significance of the Sonoran hot dog, but he did manage to make it clear to me that this location is where he is every day.
"My lack of Spanish and the proprietor's lack of English made it impossible to talk at length about the history and cultural significance of the Sonoran hot dog, but he did manage to make it clear to me that this location is where he is every day."
Michael Stern



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