Comments on: Any Georgia Hot Doggers Out There? http://www.hotdogprofits.com/blog/any-georgia-hot-doggers-out-there/ Hot Dog Cart Business Ideas, Tips, and Info from HotDogProfits.com Wed, 08 Feb 2012 23:21:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Darryl http://www.hotdogprofits.com/blog/any-georgia-hot-doggers-out-there/#comment-6816 Darryl Sat, 26 Feb 2011 01:20:28 +0000 http://hotdogprofits.com/blog/?p=674#comment-6816 Any hot dog operated in gerogia ? email me . Any hot dog operated in gerogia ? email me .

]]> By: Darryl http://www.hotdogprofits.com/blog/any-georgia-hot-doggers-out-there/#comment-6498 Darryl Sun, 13 Feb 2011 17:49:54 +0000 http://hotdogprofits.com/blog/?p=674#comment-6498 Looking to network with local atlanta ,Ga area operate a hot dog cart email at info@metroonevending.com Darryl Looking to network with local atlanta ,Ga area operate a hot dog cart email at info@metroonevending.com

Darryl

]]> By: Darryl http://www.hotdogprofits.com/blog/any-georgia-hot-doggers-out-there/#comment-6389 Darryl Sun, 30 Jan 2011 14:51:28 +0000 http://hotdogprofits.com/blog/?p=674#comment-6389 Thanks of the inforn I still looking for a commissary to working as a sub contractor in the atlanta ,Ga . if you have any addition inforn thank you Thanks of the inforn I still looking for a commissary to working as a sub contractor in the atlanta ,Ga . if you have any addition inforn

thank you

]]> By: steve http://www.hotdogprofits.com/blog/any-georgia-hot-doggers-out-there/#comment-6294 steve Mon, 24 Jan 2011 12:31:02 +0000 http://hotdogprofits.com/blog/?p=674#comment-6294 A commissary is nothing more than a commercial kitchen in a bar, restaurant, VFW hall, etc. You can get around owning the commissary by working as a sub contractor for an actual commissary owner, such as a catering company. Give the owner free advertising on your cart, menus, tow vehicle, etc. in exchange for a commissary agreement. -Steve A commissary is nothing more than a commercial kitchen in a bar, restaurant, VFW hall, etc. You can get around owning the commissary by working as a sub contractor for an actual commissary owner, such as a catering company. Give the owner free advertising on your cart, menus, tow vehicle, etc. in exchange for a commissary agreement.

-Steve

]]> By: Darryl http://www.hotdogprofits.com/blog/any-georgia-hot-doggers-out-there/#comment-6286 Darryl Sun, 23 Jan 2011 01:05:30 +0000 http://hotdogprofits.com/blog/?p=674#comment-6286 looking for help too in Georgia setup my hotdog cart looking for help too in Georgia setup my hotdog cart

]]> By: Tommy http://www.hotdogprofits.com/blog/any-georgia-hot-doggers-out-there/#comment-4036 Tommy Wed, 09 Jun 2010 13:20:39 +0000 http://hotdogprofits.com/blog/?p=674#comment-4036 I am running into the same problems. Commissary is giving me a hard time, then I found a guy who owns a nathan's hot dog shop but they say that I have to own the commissary ... I am running into the same problems. Commissary is giving me a hard time, then I found a guy who owns a nathan’s hot dog shop but they say that I have to own the commissary …

]]> By: Robert M. http://www.hotdogprofits.com/blog/any-georgia-hot-doggers-out-there/#comment-3891 Robert M. Wed, 26 May 2010 04:58:08 +0000 http://hotdogprofits.com/blog/?p=674#comment-3891 The carts in South Carolina or at least here in Columbia, SC have to be enclosed also. What a expense to put you through. The carts in South Carolina or at least here in Columbia, SC have to be enclosed also. What a expense to put you through.

]]> By: steve http://www.hotdogprofits.com/blog/any-georgia-hot-doggers-out-there/#comment-3628 steve Tue, 04 May 2010 18:18:00 +0000 http://hotdogprofits.com/blog/?p=674#comment-3628 The main thing that GA requires is an enclosed serving area. The code makes it sound like the whole cart needs to be enclosed but that's just how it's written. If you enclose the steam table area with a plexiglass box with doors in the front for access, you should be able to get the cart passed. Check first to be sure but that's what folks are doing and it's been working. -Steve The main thing that GA requires is an enclosed serving area. The code makes it sound like the whole cart needs to be enclosed but that’s just how it’s written. If you enclose the steam table area with a plexiglass box with doors in the front for access, you should be able to get the cart passed.
Check first to be sure but that’s what folks are doing and it’s been working.
-Steve

]]> By: tom http://www.hotdogprofits.com/blog/any-georgia-hot-doggers-out-there/#comment-3624 tom Tue, 04 May 2010 15:15:24 +0000 http://hotdogprofits.com/blog/?p=674#comment-3624 seems like Georgia is a very hard place to be in the cart biz. i need some help from owners of carts in georgia please. what the state requires? seems like Georgia is a very hard place to be in the cart biz. i need some help from owners of carts in georgia please. what the state requires?

]]> By: steve http://www.hotdogprofits.com/blog/any-georgia-hot-doggers-out-there/#comment-470 steve Thu, 04 Jun 2009 12:54:02 +0000 http://hotdogprofits.com/blog/?p=674#comment-470 Hi Cheryl, Sorry, my course only covers mobile hot dog vending (carts). Starting a brick and mortar hot dog biz is much more expensive and complicated. A good strategy is to start out with a cart, prove that there is a market, and then if you absolutely have your heart set on opening a restaurant, go for it. Hope this helps! -Steve Hi Cheryl,

Sorry, my course only covers mobile hot dog vending (carts). Starting a brick and mortar
hot dog biz is much more expensive and complicated.

A good strategy is to start out with a cart, prove that there is a market, and then if
you absolutely have your heart set on opening a restaurant, go for it.

Hope this helps!

-Steve

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