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* [[JoJo's Diner]], [[Edgewood]] | * [[JoJo's Diner]], [[Edgewood]] | ||
* [[Five Points Hot Dogs]] in [[Raymond's Five Points Market]] | * [[Five Points Hot Dogs]] in [[Raymond's Five Points Market]] | ||
* [[Marilyn's]], [[18th Street North]] | * [[Marilyn's]], [[18th Street North]] | ||
* [[Mike's Hot Dogs]] | * [[Mike's Hot Dogs]] | ||
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==Former hot dog stands== | ==Former hot dog stands== | ||
* [[Dog & Shake Drive-In]], 700 [[26th Street North]], 1960s | |||
* [[Hardin's Coneys]], [[Bencor Hotel]] before [[1935]] | * [[Hardin's Coneys]], [[Bencor Hotel]] before [[1935]] | ||
* [[Jimmy's Hot Dogs]] ([[Jimmy Sarris]]), closed [[2004]] | * [[Hot Dog King]], 117½ [[20th Street North]], 1960s | ||
* [[Jimmy's Hot Dogs]] ([[Jimmy Sarris]]), [[4th Avenue North]] at [[21st Street North|21st Street]], closed [[2004]] | |||
* [[Kozy Flavor]], [[Five Points South]] | * [[Kozy Flavor]], [[Five Points South]] | ||
* [[Lyric Hot Dogs]], 1806/1808 [[3rd Avenue North]] (1957-December 2013) | |||
* [[Pete's Famous Hot Dogs]], 1925 [[2nd Avenue North]], 1910s-[[2011]] | * [[Pete's Famous Hot Dogs]], 1925 [[2nd Avenue North]], 1910s-[[2011]] | ||
* [[Tom's Hot Dogs]] ([[Howard Faulk]]), | * [[Tom's Hot Dogs]]/[[Tom's Koneys]] ([[Howard Faulk]]), 1901A [[2nd Avenue North]], 1960s | ||
* [[Tony's Terrific Hot Dogs]] ([[Tony Ippolito]]), 2013 [[2nd Avenue South]] [[1980]]-[[2009]] | * [[Tony's Terrific Hot Dogs]] ([[Tony Ippolito]]), 2013 [[2nd Avenue South]] [[1980]]-[[2009]] | ||
Revision as of 10:08, 29 December 2013
This is a list of hot dog stands in the Birmingham District:
- Bama Hotdogs, Tarrant
- Big Al's Dog Wagon, Trussville
- Chris Z's, Lakeview (Chris Zarzaur)
- Deb's Hot Dogs, Bessemer
- Dee's Dogs
- Dino's Hot Dogs
- Duff's Hot Dogs & Deli
- G-Dogs, Hoover
- Greg's Hot Dogs
- Gus's Hot Dogs (Downtown (George Nasiakos), Crestline (Ernie Gerontakis), Irondale, Helena)
- Herb's Hot Dogs
- Hogie's Hotdogs
- Hot Dog King
- Jimmy's Hot Dogs and Burgers (Jimmy Graphos/Chris Zarzaur), 3425 6th Avenue South
- JoJo's Diner, Edgewood
- Five Points Hot Dogs in Raymond's Five Points Market
- Marilyn's, 18th Street North
- Mike's Hot Dogs
- Mr Hot Dog, Bessemer
- Paul's Hot Dogs, Trussville
- Ron's Hot Dogs
- Sam's Super Samwiches (Sam Graphos), Homewood
- Sammy's Old Fashioned Hot Dogs (Sammy Guarino), Eastwood
- Scott's Koneys
- Sneaky Pete's
- Sol's Hot Dogs (Solomon Zarzour/Johnny Gentry), Norwood
- Sophia's Deli (Howard Faulk), 21st Street North
- Terry's Hot Dogs
- Tip Top Grill, Bluff Park
- Tony's Hot Dogs, U.S. Highway 31, Hoover
- Walter Simmons'
- YaYa's, Alabaster
Former hot dog stands
- Dog & Shake Drive-In, 700 26th Street North, 1960s
- Hardin's Coneys, Bencor Hotel before 1935
- Hot Dog King, 117½ 20th Street North, 1960s
- Jimmy's Hot Dogs (Jimmy Sarris), 4th Avenue North at 21st Street, closed 2004
- Kozy Flavor, Five Points South
- Lyric Hot Dogs, 1806/1808 3rd Avenue North (1957-December 2013)
- Pete's Famous Hot Dogs, 1925 2nd Avenue North, 1910s-2011
- Tom's Hot Dogs/Tom's Koneys (Howard Faulk), 1901A 2nd Avenue North, 1960s
- Tony's Terrific Hot Dogs (Tony Ippolito), 2013 2nd Avenue South 1980-2009
External links
- "Hot-Dogopolis" short documentary film by the Southern Foodways Alliance
- "The Great Birmingham Hot Dog Tour weblog