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Best Hot Dogs in New York |
Dear Windy City,
Step aside, Chicago. You have held your reputation, free of competition, since your beginning, and while you may have the tallest building in the US, you do NOT have the best hot dogs—oh, and you’ll be losing your claim to the tallest building soon as well. Sorry, it’s nothing personal; the Big Apple is just better.
Sincerely,
New York City
The best hot dogs in New York is a hotly debated topic among the locals; think online forums and bar fights—all in the name of proclaiming who has the best offering. What you need to know before you even set out to “educate” yourself on the topic: do not, do not, DO NOT order a dog with ketchup (that means no catsup for you fancy folk). The quickest way to get yelled at on the streets of New York is to cut into traffic on foot, but a close second is trying to order a dog with ketchup/catsup.
Instead, step up in line to one of the many Dirty Water Dogs (they are all over New York) and order like an old pro; ask for a “dirty dog with everything on it.” Smile, pay the bill, chuckle and tell the vendor before taking your first bite, “It’s as dirty as ever.” You will blend right in with the locals, and when the flavor explosion hits your tongue, there’ll be no doubt in your mind about who makes the best hot dogs in New York.
The blue and white umbrella, reminiscent of a White Castle color scheme, is like an “X” marking treasure. You may want a second dog after you have walked a ways, and for the price, that’s not a bad choice! You can find other hot dog vendors around, and many people will take umbrage at our vendor of choice, but in true New York fashion, it is best to be right, and not admit that it can be any other way. Dirty Water Dogs is your only option!
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