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Cincinnati Is The Hot Dog King

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At just shy of twice as high a percentage of menu items that are hot dogs over the number two city, I can't imagine this is completely dominated by the fact that you can hardly drive four miles in any direction within the I-275 loop without coming across a chili parlor serving cheese coneys.

 

America's 50 top hot dog cities

 

Top 10

Ranked by percent of all menu items that are hot dogs

 

1 Cincinnati, Ohio 7.27%

2 Detroit, Mich. 3.70%

3 St. Louis, Mo. 3.02%

4 Memphis, Tenn. 1.98%

5 Oklahoma City, Okla. 1.74%

6 Columbus, Ohio 1.58%

7 Tulsa, Okla. 1.55%

8 Greensboro, N.C. 1.53%

9 Phoenix, Ariz. 1.42%

10 El Paso, Texas 1.41%

(Man...what I'd give to have a good place around Cincy to get a Chicago-style dog...)

 

Sonic has a good selection. Not sure if they would meet your standard of quality though. I've had a couple in the past and thought they were pretty darn good.

(Man...what I'd give to have a good place around Cincy to get a Chicago-style dog...)

Amen

(Man...what I'd give to have a good place around Cincy to get a Chicago-style dog...)

 

Me too, and an Italian Beef.

Sonic has a good selection. Not sure if they would meet your standard of quality though. I've had a couple in the past and thought they were pretty darn good.

 

While Sonic doesn't suck. It's not the same as a good Vienna Beef skin on Chicago dog.

(Man...what I'd give to have a good place around Cincy to get a Chicago-style dog...)

 

How is that even possible? Here in Louisville I've got two within 10-15 minutes of my house.

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How is that even possible? Here in Louisville I've got two within 10-15 minutes of my house.

 

Trust me, I ask myself that question REGULARLY.

How is that even possible? Here in Louisville I've got two within 10-15 minutes of my house.

 

Vienna Beef?

 

I've been to The Come Back Inn. They have excellent food. The best Italian Beef sandwich this side of Chicago. But they don't do dogs.

Vienna Beef?

 

I've been to The Come Back Inn. They have excellent food. The best Italian Beef sandwich this side of Chicago. But they don't do dogs.

 

The Come Back Inn is great. But these are the two I was thinking of for dogs...

 

On St. Matthews Avenue right next to Trinity High School is a small place called Lonnie's. It's owned by a family that came to Louisville right from the South Side. Serves Vienna Beef hot dogs, gyros, italian beef and other specialties. It's fantastic.

 

Chicago Gyros is on Brownsboro Road in the Clifton neighborhood. It specializes more in the gyros than anything else, but also serves the stuff listed above. Don't like it near as much as the atmosphere at Lonnie's.

The Come Back Inn is great. But these are the two I was thinking of for dogs...

 

On St. Matthews Avenue right next to Trinity High School is a small place called Lonnie's. It's owned by a family that came to Louisville right from the South Side. Serves Vienna Beef hot dogs, gyros, italian beef and other specialties. It's fantastic.

 

Chicago Gyros is on Brownsboro Road in the Clifton neighborhood. It specializes more in the gyros than anything else, but also serves the stuff listed above. Don't like it near as much as the atmosphere at Lonnie's.

Lonnies is great. Sucked when they shut the one down in the Highlands.

 

And I second the Come Back Inn love...

Lonnies is great. Sucked when they shut the one down in the Highlands.

 

Yes it did. But that did open up the space that has since become The Holy Grale, which I very much enjoy.

The Come Back Inn is great. But these are the two I was thinking of for dogs...

 

On St. Matthews Avenue right next to Trinity High School is a small place called Lonnie's. It's owned by a family that came to Louisville right from the South Side. Serves Vienna Beef hot dogs, gyros, italian beef and other specialties. It's fantastic.

 

Chicago Gyros is on Brownsboro Road in the Clifton neighborhood. It specializes more in the gyros than anything else, but also serves the stuff listed above. Don't like it near as much as the atmosphere at Lonnie's.

 

I'll be heading that way soon.

The Come Back Inn is great. But these are the two I was thinking of for dogs...

 

On St. Matthews Avenue right next to Trinity High School is a small place called Lonnie's. It's owned by a family that came to Louisville right from the South Side. Serves Vienna Beef hot dogs, gyros, italian beef and other specialties. It's fantastic.

 

Chicago Gyros is on Brownsboro Road in the Clifton neighborhood. It specializes more in the gyros than anything else, but also serves the stuff listed above. Don't like it near as much as the atmosphere at Lonnie's.

 

My brother and his wife just moved into that area recently, so I'll have to check this place out.

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