Who said Cape Coral had to only be about seafood or even your common surf n’ turf environment? Sometimes a good ol’ street dog hits the spot even as you’re by the breezy canal or ocean! A couple bites, feeling the snap, relishing in the relish and mustard, and then you’re out in the waves. Sounds great, right?

You’re in luck as the Dawg Pound is that place!

As far as full-fledged food trucks go, you know foodie fans flocked to these frankfurters in fun droves given the establishment started off as a simple hot dog cart out of York, PA. It’s now so much more than that.

And it’s about to explode onto the scene in Cape Coral, FL, exclusively, with a vengeance. So be on the lookout for some of the best street hot dogs you’ll ever shove into your mouth.

But, contrary to what you might think…. the Dawg Pound is so much more than just hot dogs. After all, this is a ‘pound’ we’re talking about. They’re always looking for those strays, and they’re not partial to just one culinary breed.

Check out their menu, and they got everything!

• Cheeseburgers
• Pretzels
• Italian sausage
• Mac n’ cheese
• Nachos
• Coleslaw
• And even ice cream

So, yeah — a variety of “strays” found at this “pound.” Help yourself.

Oh, you want more of a ‘look’, do you?

Fair enough. You got everything here, such as the Cowboy Dog with its cheese, sauteed onions and BBQ sauce-drizzled bacon. Yes, you get a dawg with ‘bacon’ — of all things. Of course, what doesn’t go great with bacon? Yeah, nothing. So the Dawg Pound ain’t afraid to push the envelope of what you can put in the bun.

Or you could just go with your traditional New Yorker, featuring all the fixins’ with sauerkraut, onions and mustard. Whatever the case — whether you’re more about a cheeseburger, sausage, or a soft pretzel to go with that dawg, let’s just say the smorgasbord of this pound town has plenty of vacancy for your tummy.

And we almost forgot to mention…. They cater, too.

Check out the Dawg Pound soon!

Visit the site. Book an event. You can even text them at 443-416-4688. They even have dog nets (not really).