I had so much fun at this place. They have a wide selection of funny meats in their sausages that make a delicious gourmet hot dog. If I would go again I would try rabbit or duck.
When we went, there was a short line up to get in. They are supposed to let people in as people leave. However we must have seen over 10 people leave yet the "bouncer" only let about 4 in. It was very busy on a Thursday at dinner time.
When you go in, you order at the cashier, sit down with your number, and they bring it to you when your food is ready. Note that this place is quite loud and noisy when busy and mostly made of long communal tables. It's a little hard to have a good conversation when it's so loud. The bar area was very busy too and even louder. When taking a look around I noticed the same kind of people eating there. When I was there, I saw that a few tables were booked for birthdays or other special occasions.
We got an elk hot dog (recommended by the cashier as very popular in the "game" section) and a kangaroo hot dog to share. We got the toppings on the side - jalapenos and sauteed onions. The elk hot dog tasted better than the kangaroo one. The meat is not as weird as I thought it would be. The jalapenos were spicy and the onions were quite good with the hot dogs. They also have various mustards and ketchup on the tables. I would definitely come back and try more if I had the chance!
We also got duck fat fries with the yogurt jalapeno dip. The fries tasted like regular fries fried in regular oil. However they were pretty good and crispy. The dip was delicious. Not spicy at all and so good I wanted to drink it.
I definitely would recommend this place. As a tourist, it is a fun thing to eat and not something that Vancouver has (I think). The price of the hot dog is a bit much ($9) but if you think of it as a meal, it was $12.50 per person, and I guess certain meats are hard to get? Anyway, fun place for those who are adventurous with food, but also good for those who aren't.