Serving you that hot meat!

As some of you may know, this May, East Lansing lost a little known late-night college spot.,What Up Dawg?The place was more than just a hot dog joint, it was somewhere for friends, for food, and for memories.

What Up Dawg? closes

What Up Dawg? might be dead, but the dream of having a decent dog doesn't have to be...

Tell us more about how to save the dream!

It's simple. 

Before the cart can put its treads on the road and bring back its majestic offerings to your tailgate, to your rush, to your birthday celebration, to your city event, even to your employees during their lunch break, some details need to be taken care of..

Think of it like a cover charge, before you can get into the party.. 

This includes business licensing, a bond, cart inspection fees for the year, food service license, and a review fee.

Your support makes it possible to get back to what we all love: 

hot meat & tight buns. 

It takes a minimum of 30 days before the cart can be licensed to operate. With the right kind of support, we can get the fun started before the next football season starts.

I've been thinking about the community and the multitude of relationships I've had the opportunity to build while serving great food, and I hope I can continue to have the chance to create a context for lasting memories.

Cheers

#spartanswill