The Chicago area features a roadside stop that's been around since 1929,
serving Vienna Beef dogs. Fluky's features a marquee that may no
longer be the original, but still features the dog and weenie prominently.
(Far left) The marquee at Flaky's
Mr. Weenie
Peru, IN Photo courtesy Emily Steele
Say hello to Mr. Weenie at this hot dog stand in Peru,
IN. How can one resist a grinning wiener.
Dan's Dogs (Eat)
Medina, OH Photo courtesy Steve Felder
A kind of "dinerish" looking joint, selling hot dogs, and root beer
desserts, among others, Dan's Dogs is a Medina staple. Here, you
can get your dogs anyway you like, even 65 different ways! Want a dog
with peanut butter? The Dan's is the place to be.
Superdawg Drive-in
Chicago, IL Photo courtesy Dirk Burhans
Meet "Maurie and Flaurie" of the Superdawg Drive-in restaurant
in Chicago, IL. This is the last operating drive-in in Chicago, opening
in 1948.
Superdawg
Chicago, IL Photo courtesy Don Gardner
Far left) Here's another shot of the extremely popular 50 year old plus
Superdawg Drive-in of Chicago.
(Near left) Maurie and Flaurie's neon images on the side of the Superdawg
drive-in eatery building.
Photo courtesy Tony Craig
Dub-L-Dog
Chicago, IL Photo courtesy Dirk Burhans
Have a double dog at Dub-L-Dog in Chicago. This is just one of
the many hot dog joints in town. As a matter of fact, Chicago seems to
have as many hot dog places to eat as the city has skyscrapers, if not
more.
Fluky's
The Chicago area features a roadside stop that's been around since 1929,
serving Vienna Beef dogs. Fluky's features a marquee that may no
longer be the original, but still features the dog and weenie prominently.
Dan's Dogs (Eat)
Superdawg Drive-in
Superdawg
Far left) Here's another shot of the extremely popular 50 year old plus
Superdawg Drive-in of Chicago.
Dub-L-Dog
