Martha Stewart's Top New York Hot Dogs
Martha Stewart had a great segment on her show today about hot-dogs and on it she and Kevin tested more than 60 dogs to come up with their favorites in and around New York. I heard a rumor that Martha is pretty picky about her food so I'm guessing these would all be pretty fantastic.
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Katz's Delicatessen
205 East Houston Street (Ludlow Street), New York, New York, United States
Ben's Best
96-40 Queens Blvd., Rego Park, NY, United States
Ben’s Best delicatessen is an outstanding restaurant and catering business in Rego Park, New York. Benjamin Parker started this very successful endeavor in 1945. He learned the business from his father who was also in the deli business. Benjamin's first deli was located at 163rd Street and Southern Boulevard in the Bronx and subsequently moved to Rego Park. Stop by at Ben’s Best comfortable dining room and enjoy a delicious meal with family or friends. If you’re planning on staying in for the evening then just place an order for delivery. If you are planning a special event then you’ve certainly come to the right place. Ben’s Best Kosher Deli is widely known for its masterful catering abilities for events of all sizes. It excels in corporate catering for hundreds. Your requirement for fresh meats, salads, side dishes and delectable desserts can be easily satisfied. Platters and specialty dishes come in three sizes, small, medium and large. You may replace specific items with your personal favorites. Take a look at both the platter and menu pages. Delicious food is there for you to choose from. Our helpful staff will assist you to create the perfect combination for your special occasion. Phoned-in or faxed orders can be shipped anywhere in the United States.
Old Town Bar
45 E. 18th Street, New York, NY, United States, 10003
The Old Town Bar, on East 18th Street in Manhattan, is still one of the great neighborhood bars of New York City. As the blocks around it have consistently changed over the decades, the Old Town has remained a constant. Whether it be a quiet afternoon with a book and a burger or a packed Friday night, the Old Town draws an eclectic mix of New York’s people and visitors, young and old, drawn here by its unique character, the reasonable prices and the casual and unpretentious ambience that has outlasted every trend and fad that has passed through over the past century.
Papaya King
179 E. 86th St., New York, NY, United States, 10028
Today, say the words "Papaya King" to a New Yorker and hot dogs and fruit drinks will instantly come to mind. Papaya King has been called by Zagat the "best, cheapest (stand-up) lunch in the city", and a "must visit" highlight of any trip to New York City. Critic Ed Levine of New York Eats calls it the "best hot dog in the world." Over the years, Papaya King has become a tradition with local residents, tourists, political and business luminaries, and the jet set of New York society. Papaya King represents the ultimate in quick dining -- stand-up fare and ready-made juice drinks enjoyed as you rub elbows with all walks of people. Papaya King stands for inexpensive fast food made from all-natural products and the store provides a nostalgic visit to old New York.
Rawley's
1886 Post Road Fairfield, CT,
Rawley’s is a Gold Coast snack shack with blue ribbon red hots. At noon, mobs of hungry Fairfield County citizens throng the short counter and handful of booths off to the side to ingest delectable dogs that are cooked in a deep fryer, then finished on a griddle so their skins turn crusty. The big, plump tube steaks are then bedded in buns that have been toasted on the same luscious griddle and they are dressed with your choice of condiments. The traditional Rawley’s "works" dog is smothered with mustard, relish, sauerkraut and a handful of crunchy cooked bacon shreds. A recent addition to the menu is Mel's Hellish Relish which, along with chili, creates an incendiary dog. Good thick-cut French fries are available on the side. To drink: milk shakes and malts. Atmosphere at Rawley’s is nearly as delectable as the hot dogs. At the counter, you can count on repartee among customers, waitstaff and Nick Frattaroli (who bought the place from former proprietor Chico Bielik late in 2002). Adjacent to the counter is a small, wood-paneled room that is carved floor to ceiling with customers’ initials and sentimental odes to this, the granddaddy of Fairfield County hot dog joints. - Michael Stern
Max's Famous Hot Dogs
25 Matilda Terrace, Long Branch, New Jersey, 07740
What began as a 25-seat hotdog stand in 1928 has evolved into a 200-seat full service restaurant that offers favorite American delights for everyone. Max's is much more than just a "hotdog". It has become a tradition for "dog" lovers who come to experience the tradition that has been going strong for 80 years! No other restaurant can compare. Max's famous Hot Dogs is a one of a kind, 3-generation family owned business that has quite a history that keeps our customers coming back for more.
Crif Dogs
113 St. Marks Place, New York, NY, 10003, United States
Crif Dogs where they insist on deep-frying their wieners in great bubbling vats of oil producing a shiny, nearly glowing rich flavored hot dog.
Windmill Hot Dog's
586 Ocean Boulevard, Long Branch, NJ 07740-5331
"All the great chefs in the world can not match the taste of a WindMill Hot Dog." After one bite, you will know why ours is not only the Biggest Dog on the Block, but also definitely THE BEST! Whether you like to dress it with our homemade chili, cheese whiz, WindMill sauerkraut, any of our three kinds of relish, chopped onions, Gulden's Mustard, or Heinz Ketchup you cannot go wrong.
Shake Shack
E. 23rd Street and Madison Avenue, New York City, New York, United States
Welcome to Shake Shack, a "roadside" food stand in Madison Square Park, serving burgers, hot dogs, frozen custard, beer, wine and more. As part of the ongoing renaissance of the historic park, Danny Meyer's Union Square Hospitality Group partnered with the Madison Square Park Conservancy to launch Shake Shack in Summer 2004. Designed by architecture firm SITE Environmental Design, Shake Shack blends harmoniously with the park and its surroundings. A portion of your purchase will benefit the Madison Square Park Conservancy. For more information about the park, please visit www.madisonsquarepark.org.We hope to see you soon!
Chez Lenard
30 Catoonah St Ridgefield, CT 06877
Nathan's Famous
Surf Avenue at Stillwell Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, United States
Nathan’s Famous was founded by a Polish immigrant, Nathan Handwerker, and his is truly an authentic “only in America story.” He started his business in 1916 with a small hot dog stand in Coney Island, New York. He sold hot dogs that were manufactured based on a recipe developed by his wife, Ida. In the over 90 years that have passed since opening day, Nathan’s has gained worldwide recognition for the unequaled quality and taste of its product. Today, Nathan’s has gained reputation for being among the highest quality hot dogs in the world.
Hot Diggity Dog
263 Prospect Park W, Brooklyn, NY
Ditch Plains
29 Bedford St., New York, NY, United States

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