93394 Mon Jun 05 10:47:23 -0700 2006 9 5 Texas 0 512634 The only reliable hot dog place I know of in Dallas is Wild About Harry's on Knox. I'm specifically looking for Chicago and New York style hot dogs (sorry, I don't get chili dogs). I'm familiar with Kuby's, Sonic, Wrigleyville (closed), and I don't have enough tatoos and life insurance to go to the Angry Dog in Deep Ellum so what other places are there? I've even resorted going to the stands that are outside of Home Depot. Mon Jun 05 10:47:23 -0700 2006 0 Scagnetti 1 512635 You are really missing out if you a too scared to go the Angry Dog. They are open for lunch too. It's not quite as "scary" during the day time. Mon Jun 05 10:51:05 -0700 2006 512634 0 Shane 2 512636 I'm sorry to go in a slightly different direction, but what do we do now that the Prince of Hamburgers has closed? I REALLY miss the "Big Dog". I've had nothing that compares anywhere! Mon Jun 05 11:00:32 -0700 2006 512635 0 Rene' 3 512684 Try Wiensteins, Or something like that, on Main St.and College St. in Grapevine. Chicago dogs. Tue Jun 06 22:36:28 -0700 2006 512636 0 jerry d 4 512695 Weinbergers Deli.... there's one in Westlake TX too near the Marriott Solana. Good Italian Beef sandwiches too - - get it wet and be prepared to get messy! Wed Jun 07 16:00:04 -0700 2006 512684 0 Chuck 1 512639 Deep Ellum is safe unless you are wearing your colors on the street at 3AM. The Angry Dog is very good. Mon Jun 05 11:10:04 -0700 2006 512634 0 Donnie C 1 512643 Might try the Hunky Dog at Hunky's on the corner of Cedar Springs and Throckmorton. All beef and very good. Mon Jun 05 13:25:03 -0700 2006 512634 0 David Arya 1 512647 I haven't tried the hot dogs at Bagelstein's (Coit & Arapaho); but with the Vienna Beef signs in the windows, I'm guessing they're at least better than what you're getting at Home Depot. Scott Mon Jun 05 15:15:01 -0700 2006 512634 0 Scott 1 512743 Give Harry's on Knox a try (across from Crate & Barrel - about 3 doors west of McKinney). They have a wide variety of dogs, but I like the Chicago-style. My father-in-law, a native from Chicago and hot dog snob, gives it a thumbs up. Plus, really good frozen custard. Sat Jun 10 09:01:54 -0700 2006 512634 0 DFWGuy 1 512786 I've been in the Dallas area over 20 years and, sadly, it's difficult to find good ready-to-eat hotdogs, unlike in NY where they're everywhere. It was too bad the Wild About Harry's on Preston/Forest closed after I was there only once. I don't get down to the original on Knox very often. A couple of places I do go to when I'm out and about and need a hotdog fix are one of the Wienerschnitzel's, but you've got to specify ALL BEEF. There's one at Coit & 15th in Plano and at Greenville & Bethany in Allen. There's also a little shed in the parking lot on the north side of Arapahoe, just west of Hillcrest, that has good Chicago, German & NY-style beef hotdogs. But most reliable to me is getting a package of either Hebrew National or Nathan's Bigger-Than-The-Bun style, and grilling them at home with deli mustard and lots of steamed sauerkraut. Mon Jun 12 20:12:13 -0700 2006 512634 0 Jerry