Hot Dog poll - join in!

Someone wrote:
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>Also, I want to list good places locally to get a great hot dog.  So, do
>you have any favorite places in the Triangle to grap a tube steak?

In Raleigh, the hot dog offerings should include Snoopy's, Cloos', Char-Grill, and the Roast Grill.  Also, Goodberry's offers Boar's Head dogs, so maybe that should be included, too.

Outside of the triangle:  Skids in Burlington, and Yum-Yum's in Greensboro.  Mmmmm....

Eric

------------------------------------------------------------------ Eric Lamb                                        [email removed] Raleigh, NC
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Someone wrote:
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>Also, I want to list good places locally to get a great hot dog.  So, do
>you have any favorite places in the Triangle to grap a tube steak?
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Steve & Clark's Bewpub & Sauage Co. near Brightleaf.  I haven't actually tried the sausage, but they have some mini-hot dogs (with some cute name like piggies) that they serve as appaetizers or for a kid's meal which are  good and it's an fun place to eat.

More along the lines of classic hot dog places:  Deli Dog (kosher dogs used to be great there) and the sports bar in Terminal C at RDU which serves Hebrew Nationals from a cart.  A great place to go when stranded at the airport.

Merry

John wrote:
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> I just finished a tongue-in-cheek article on cooking on your car
> engine.  Now I'm planning on doing one of my next summer/food articles on
> hot dogs.  It will also probably be humorous and camp.  History,
> anecdotes, recipes, real story about making hot dogs, best condiments
> to use, all are fair game...
>
> Also, I want to list good places locally to get a great hot dog.  So, do
> you have any favorite places in the Triangle to grap a tube steak?
>
> Also, comments about other places outside the Triangle with good hot dogs
> appreciated.
>
> And basically any other info/anecdotes/humor you might want to provide is
> great and will be appropriately attributed to you.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Bruce Egan
> Chapel Hill Herald/Durhman Herald-Sun
>
> email:  [email removed]

The new Northern Star Deli in Downtown Raleigh on Glenwood and Lane serves up delicious hot dogs. They use Boars Head and their 100% pure beef. They serve it up the old fashioned way with sauerkraut (Deli Style) or by request with fixins!