Cronie's Hot Dogs
Los Angeles, CA Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Cronie's is a place that is known for hot dogs with
wieners that "snap."
Cupid's Hot Dogs Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Cupid's Hot Dogs, located in the San Fernando Valley, is a hot
dog joint that features a cupid like heart as its marquee. An interesting
theme.
Wiener Factory Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Looking hungry and wanting to grab a wiener for lunch? Then stop by the
Wiener Factory and its appropriately shaped sign on top of its
stand.
Oki Dog
Los Angeles, CA Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
In Japanese, oki means big. Looking for an Oki Dog? Then here's
the place.
Der Wienerschnitzel
East Los Angeles, CA Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Ever hungry for a home-cooked meal, but left with no time? You are then
stuck with a choice between a TV dinner or fast food. But don't despair,
stop by the "home" looking place of Der Wienerschnitzel in
East Los Angeles. Fast food isn't fast food without a chili dog or two.
Papoo's Hot Dog Show
Toluca Lake, CA Photo and info courtesy Adriene Biondo
Here's a hot dog place near the Bob's Big Boy in Toluca
Lake that's apparently famous for their breakfast burritos. Welcome to Papoo's Hot Dog Show.
UPDATE 05/05 : This
place was originally called "Hot Dog Heaven" - hence the winged
and be-haloed frank. As I recall, the sign marks the size and site of
the original outdoor stand. The place was expanded decades ago to accommodate
indoor seating. Many thanks to Skip Johnston for update. 05-05
UPDATE 06/07 : Here's another shot of the front of Papoo's Hot Dog Show. Many thanks to Chris & Ginger for photo. 06-07
Papoo's Hot Dog Show Photo and info courtesy Alex Gardner / 2007
UPDATE 10/07 : The pole sign at Papoo's has been repainted including the angel dog at the top. Many thanks to Alex Gardner for photo and update. 10-07
Cronie's Hot Dogs
Cupid's Hot Dogs
Wiener Factory
Oki Dog
Der Wienerschnitzel
Papoo's Hot Dog Show
winged
and be-haloed frank. As I recall, the sign marks the size and site of
the original outdoor stand. The place was expanded decades ago to accommodate
indoor seating. Many thanks to Skip Johnston for update. 05-05
