Hot Dog Stands

Original Kasper’s

The Original Kasper’s was established in 1929 in Northport,L.I. And in July 2012 they just celebrated a grand re-opening, a perfect punctuation to National Hot Dog Month! You can’t beat their classic New York and Chicago dogs. Or their namesake, the Kasper (sweet relish, yellow mustard, tomato, onion, salt, pepper, and cayenne). But there’s something about the Wazilla (asian slaw, crispy wonton, wasabi cream and teriyaki) that has our mouth watering. Just sounds like it would be awesome with a cold bottle of Boylan Orange! Boylan is proud to be the exclusive soda of this legendary hot dog stand.

40 Woodbine Ave., Northport, NY 11768

Super Duper Weenie

Doesn’t get any better than hot dog stalwart Super Duper Weenie in Fairfield, CT. Known for their homemade condiments and snappy dogs, “Super Duper” has been featured on the Food Network’s “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives”. Try the New Englander, with sauerkraut, bacon, mustard, their homemade sweet relish and raw onion! This hot dog stand, conveniently located off I-95 (exit 24), sells about 24,000 bottles of Boylan sodas a year. Just something about a good hot dog that screams out for an ice cold bottle of Boylan!

306 Black Rock Turnpike, Fairfield, CT 06825

Franktuary

“If hot dogs were a religion…” Whoa? You mean they’re not? Well don’t tell the guys who own and run the Franktuary out of the basement of Trinity Cathedral in downtown Pittsburgh. Start with your frank of choice — standard, veggie or “locavore” (organic, grass-fed, all beef) — and then select from any number of classic and gourmet frank topping combos. Our favorite? The “Pittsburgher” with “smooshed” pierogi and cole slaw comes to mind first, because when you’re in Pittsburgh…you get the picture. In addition to their Trinity Cathedral location, The Franktuary also operates a hot dog truck that has legions of followers — literally, following it. And rumor has it they’re scouting for a second location!

325 Oliver St. Pittsburgh PA 15222