Hot Dogs by any name- frankfurters, franks, wieners, weenies, coneys, and red hots, are still the quintessential American handheld food. Here are some Hudson Valley eateries where hot dogs rule.
Kosher Heaven at 7-Eleven lead the pack in becoming the first to offer kosher food in a 7-Eleven in Monsey New York.
Frank’s Ice Cream & Restaurant is a Loudonville NY favorite stop for hard and soft ice cream, yogurt and tasty roadstop food.
Walter's Hot Dogs is a Westchester institution and nationally registered historical landmark, serving their world-famous hot dog since 1919.
Helmbold’s Small Franks are being served by landmark hot dog joints since 1913 and are a staple frankfurter around the Hudson Valley.
Dog Haus has taken the hot dog to new heights and garnered critical acclaim for its signature all beef Haus Dogs and handcrafted sausages.
The Filling Station hamburgers are all-natural. No hormones, no antibiotics - fresh cut fries and hot dogs made with black Angus beef.
The DOG DEN uses only All-Beef Hotdogs in a natural casing, fresh toppings, and wild combinations that make for Fun On A Bun.
Pippy's Hotdog Truck uses 100% beef hot dogs with all natural casing, gluten and MSG free & homemade toppings using grandma's sauce recipes.
Walter's Hot Dogs Truck is the mobile extension of the legendary Walter's Hot Dogs, a Westchester County landmark hot doggery since 1919.
Road Grub Mobile has a passion for offering high quality comfort food from their mobile food truck.
Smith Street Hot Dogs is not only a Poughkeepsie landmark, it is also a beloved ritual for three generations of area hot dog, sausage, and meatball lovers.
The Dobbs Dawg House in Dobbs Ferry NY puts a creative spin on a classic American food taking the common hot dog to uncommon new tastes.
Buns-N-Bourbon is a politically incorrect, dive bar with hi-tops, 150 brown spirits on the wall, the tastiest chargrilled burgers, gourmet dogs.
Gracie's Luncheonette in Leeds, New York make all of their breads, pastries, desserts, ice cream and condiments fresh in-house every day.
Famous Lunch has been serving their legendary three inch long hot dogs dressed with mustard, onions, and Famous Zippy sauce, in Troy NY since 1932.