List of hot dog stands

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 (Dino Jebeles), 1149 Huffman Road plus 10 other locations in Roebuck, Cahaba Heights and Leeds (Vic Costellos), Woodlawn, Homewood (Alex Gulas), and Hoover
• Duff's Hot Dogs & Deli
• G-Dogs, Hoover
• Greg's Hot Dogs
• Gus's Hot Dogs (Downtown (George Nasiakos), Crestline (Ernie Gerontakis), Irondale, Helena)
• Hank's Hot Dogs, Eastwood Village
• Herb's Hot Dogs
• Hogie's Hotdogs
• 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 (Martin Paul LaRussa), Clay Marketplace
• 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

• Carnack's Koneys, 1027 20th Street South (1983)
• DeMoe's Delicious Hot Dogs, 2025B 2nd Avenue North (1964)
• Dog & Shake Drive-In, 700 26th Street North, 1960s
• Hardin's Coneys, Bencor Hotel before 1935
• Hot Diggity Dogs (Tom Bagby), 430 41st Street South (2016-2020)
• Hot Dog King (Johnny Skarantavos), 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