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Ben's Best in rego Park has an excellent dog--probably the same packaged dog as most places, but I always get it while waiting for my order.
Nothing tops finishing an order with "a dog in hand."I've never had the Costco dog e/one is referring to, but I have had the packaged HN Jumbo dogs and they are great.
Abel & Heymans 16 pack is best packaged dog IMHO. (dogs in 16 pack bigger than dogs in 8 pack).›1 Reply -
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re: Nikki NYC
it a jumbo HN and soaks in dirty water for some time. It is tasty and then you get to feel absolutely pathetic with toppings. they have a green relish machine that you crank with one hand while the relish comes out the other, Onions ketchup and mustard also on the condi line. the roll is double sized so can hld whatever you put on it but do not need all that bread. for 1.50 it's a great deal
to say it is top five dog in the area is a stretch. there are many better and you can search other threads and hotdoglover and I have posted a bunch of great dogs in NJ.
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I also have to go with Gray's (especially over Papaya King in terms of service, price, and to a lesser extent taste). I, like a lot of others, was also underwhelmed by Nathan's (although the prepackaged Nathan's are the best hot dog's that are regularly sold in the major supermarket chains like Shaw's and Stop and Shop).
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I have to admit I like Gray's Papaya best of all. I am not a big fan of Nathan's (Coney Island) and I don't think Papaya King is as good as Gray's. That may be because of my history with Gray's Papaya -- sometimes we love things the most when we have memories attached to them. At least this would be a cheap taste test for anyone!
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I'll cast my vote for Jumbo Hot Dogs, a crawlspace take-out window, located on Canal just where it curves onto Bowery, across from the Manhattan Bridge. It lives up to its' name - big, juicy, full of flavor, downright explosive, and it's only a buck. Get 'em while they're hot.
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Domnick's dogs are boiled. I prefer grilled. I love Nathan's, but slightly prefer the spicing in the Sabrett dog served at Papaya King, Gray's, and Katz's. Katz's dog is a little larger than the other 2; and usually I would prefer this dog, but you have to ask for it well done. Sometimes the dog does not spend enough time on the griddle at Katz's. You can't go wrong at any of these places. Not a fan of F&B, although I haven't been there in awhile. Crif's is okay, but a different type of dog. A milder, beef and pork dog made specifically for deep frying. Crif's is a copycat of Rutt's Hut in New Jersey. I was even told this by one of the original owners. They also serve a New York style all beef dog prepared on a griddle. It is a quality Thumanns all beef dog; good, but a cut below the others mentioned.
To experience the best dog in the tri state area and probably the country, go to Syd's. They recently moved from Union to Springfield, N.J.
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re: hotdoglover
Interesting - I know Rutt's Hut, but didn't know the connection to Crif's (of course). Thanks. I've only had the "Weller" at Rutt's. If you're expanding the area then I would also vote for Hot Dog Johnny's in Buttsville... no? I am TOLD they deep fry them in peanut oil (that's their particular hook). Also like their buttermilk...
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