Alright, let's have at it. Best Hot-Dog list in every state!! Dig in folks!!!
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Growler, Tony's Lunch, Girardville PA. Next would be Hot Dog Tommy's in Cape May.
the best thing that you can get in a hot roll isn't a hot dog
Brighton Hot Dog Shoppe. My jam.
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the best thing that you can get in a hot roll isn't a hot dog
Somebody's been to Wiscasset.
Jim's Skyline Drive, West Mifflin. Foot longs the house specialty, all food cooked to order.
The Coney Grill and Sam's in McKeesport were good, but closed. "Chef" HeyHaugh pronounced Haughey (HawHee) moved onto better things. Best death rods in Pgh.
The Red Caboose a close third.
The Coney Grill and Sam's in McKeesport were good, but closed. "Chef" HeyHaugh pronounced Haughey (HawHee) moved onto better things. Best death rods in Pgh.
The Red Caboose a close third.
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Ayuh, on a few occasions. Wife and I once had a contest to see which would happen faster, getting served at Red's or crossing the Davey Bridge (by car, crossing the bridge by foot would take far less time than getting served).
you have to hit Red's on a weekday- otherwise the wait isn't worth it
there are lots of good places for a lobster roll
[edit] STILL OPEN!
Sadly closed a couple months ago - best I've ever had. Mike's on the Jersey shore (Long Branch) were good, too.
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Considering a purchase to have it chemically analyzed. Think they source their crustaceans from North Korean nuclear waste pools.
I second the Brighton hot dog shop with bert's hot dog stand in burgettstown as runner up
Grew up going to the original Brighton Hot Dog Shoppe in New Brighton...more than the dogs, I miss the chili-cheese fries (aka heart attack in a basket).Brighton Hot Dog Shoppe. My jam.
Long gone but it was Coney Island in Braddock right near the gate to the ET works. I was working at Cochran Pontiac in North Braddock while in high school. Six dogs for a buck and I can still taste them. Also loved Pop's Mexi hots on college avenue in the late 60's. I hear there is a restaurant somewhere in State College that has the recipe
A second vote for Coney Island in Johnstown. I can see the onions in Essie's are not chopped finely enough and there appears to ketchup and relish on it. No real hot dog gourmand would put
those on a hot dog.
those on a hot dog.
Anybody had a dog from the Squeeze-In in Sunbury? Place is a legend but I never had their dogs..
What? I hadn't heard that. That was the only good thing left in Johnstown.
How in the world can "HeyHaugh" be pronounced "HawHee"?Jim's Skyline Drive, West Mifflin. Foot longs the house specialty, all food cooked to order.
The Coney Grill and Sam's in McKeesport were good, but closed. "Chef" HeyHaugh pronounced Haughey (HawHee) moved onto better things. Best death rods in Pgh.
The Red Caboose a close third.
New owner but it's still great with Texas wieners second to none.
http://www.coneyislandofscranton.com
http://www.coneyislandofscranton.com
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