Bar offers a cozy atmosphere with a laid-back vibe and a dog-friendly backyard that provides outdoor seating and a welcoming space. It features a strong community feel with queer-friendly energy and supports local craft beers. Board games and books add to the relaxed, inclusive environment.
Offers delicious hot dogs including vegan options. Pairs well with beer cocktails and has a solid bar selection.
A great selection of local beers and ciders stands out here, with a strong focus on supporting local crafters. The beer cocktails pair well with the amazing hot dogs, creating a solid combo for beer lovers.
"I loved their great selection of local beers."
"The staff here are so friendly and knowledgeable."
"I found the hot dogs here amazing."
Good to know
HoG has a happy hour on local beers from open to 6:30 pm.
Heart of Gold has a movie night in their backyard on Monday evenings.
Dogs are allowed at Heart of Gold.
Large indoor space and expansive rooftop offer great views and plenty of seating. Atmosphere ranges from intimate speakeasy vibes upstairs to lively craft beer culture downstairs. Popular for excellent beers on tap and a relaxed, welcoming environment.
Solid hot dogs stand out here, offering a transformational taste experience alongside other good sandwiches.
Large, curated selection of mostly local craft beers appears on tap with various sizes from samples to pitchers. A small shop inside sells high-quality snacks and beers to-go at reasonable prices.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for large groups to ensure seating.
Ordering is done via an easy-to-use app that shows wait times.
The establishment hosts live music and events regularly.
Spacious taproom blends mid-century modern style with an industrial meets prewar building vibe, offering both indoor and outdoor seating near the river. Atmosphere stays relaxed and inviting with great hiphop music and a bright, airy feel. Known for unique sour and stout beers, it draws those seeking standout craft brews in a chill setting.
Unique mashed potatoes and sauces make the hot dog stand out. The hot dog offers a flavor unlike any other, often described as incredible and delicious.
Unique sours, stouts, and dipas stand out for their quality and flavor. Prices are excellent, making it a great spot for high-quality craft beer near iconic city landmarks.
Good to know
Monday is all day happy hour with several types of beer for $5.
Customers should sit at the bar to get the five beer tasting option.
The tap room does not serve food, so it is best to eat before visiting.
Small Caribbean-themed restaurant offers authentic Venezuelan atmosphere with Spanish music that creates a warm and inviting vibe. The space feels like a home away from home, attracting those seeking genuine Venezuelan flavors and a welcoming environment.
Hot dogs here feature unique toppings and are perfectly cooked with a distinct Venezuelan style. They come with excellent flavor that stands out in the city.
Cold, refreshing Polar beer pairs well with tequeños. Enjoying this combo on the street or after a night out is common.
Good to know
Be prepared because the seating is outside and there is no heat around.
The establishment was closed at 9:00 PM despite Google stating they open until 1:00 AM.
The restaurant serves until late at 11 PM.
Small space buzzes with old school rap and fast service. Hot dogs shine with cheddar and bacon, beating big chains. Cold craft beer pairs perfectly with juicy smash burgers, and staff explain options clearly.
Hot dogs here stand out with cheddar and bacon toppings and a juicy, flavorful profile. Quality surpasses large chains, and staff sometimes offer swaps if the dog isn't liked.
Good selection of cold beer pairs well with made-to-order smash burgers. Staff provide clear explanations of the different beer options available.
Good to know
Happy hour offers discounts on drinks and appetizers from 4-6pm.
Expect a wait of 30-45 minutes during peak lunch hours.
The restaurant charges a default 20% tip on all bills.
Butcher shop with locally-sourced meats and a passionate, welcoming vibe. Offers superior cuts including dry-aged burgers and house-made sausages. Busy spot known for quality sandwiches and a craft butcher experience.
Hot dogs serve as cheap protein delivery and come alongside good sandwiches and bread.
Selection includes a wide range of local craft beers on draft and in bottles or cans. Staff offers friendly, helpful guidance when choosing beers.
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Ends Meat offers a variety of premium cuts of meat sourced locally.
Expect to pay around $50 for a meal for two.
They use different cuts of beef for sandwiches based on daily availability.
Sawdust-covered floors and walls filled with historical artifacts create a vintage, old-world pub atmosphere. Absence of piped music keeps the space quiet and authentic, encouraging conversation. Patrons enjoy traditional Irish beers served in a setting that feels like stepping back in time.
Snappy, delicious sausage pairs with sweet and tangy sauerkraut and spicy mustard. The hot dog comes with classic toppings like onions and mustard, creating a world class flavor combination.
Dark beer stands out with its rich black ale that many find unmatched. The ale house offers a historic atmosphere that complements the classic brews served.
Good to know
McSorley’s is a cash only establishment; come prepared.
Credit cards are not accepted, so bring cash.
The price for four beers is $16.
Open space with ample outdoor seating and tons of TVs creates a comfortable, chill vibe. Music stays lively while noise from outside traffic can be distracting. Crowd stays moderate, making it a good spot for groups to watch games and enjoy unique hot dogs and creative cocktails.
Freshly grilled hot dogs stand out with a wide variety offered by the kitchen. The lamb merguez hot dog earns special mention for its distinct flavor, paired well with chips and cocktails.
Around 24 beers on tap offer a rotating selection of craft brews. Beers cost $5 during happy hour, with occasional special options like green lager on St. Patrick's Day.
Good to know
The happy hour offers $5 beers and includes Modelo’s and wine on draft specials.
The last seating is at 9:30 PM, so plan accordingly.
The kitchen closes after a certain time, limiting late-night food options.
Rooftop space offers 360-degree city views with a mix of outdoor covered and uncovered areas plus cozy indoor seating. Greenery and fairy lights create a chic, beautiful atmosphere that feels both lively and elegant. Guests enjoy expertly crafted cocktails and a stylish setting that stands out as a midtown gem.
The hot dog tower stands out with its gourmet touch and large portion. It pairs well with the lemonade stand for a fun summer treat.
Strong drinks come with a good selection of beer, drafts, and hard cider. Draft options include the Five Boroughs IPA, often enjoyed at the bar alongside oysters.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for outdoor seating to ensure availability.
Expect a 15-20 minute wait for seating upon arrival during peak times.
Only part of the menu is available currently, focusing on cold dishes.
Arcade bar with free indie games and custom cabinets creates a unique, energetic vibe. Space includes two big rooms and a backyard patio, hosting diverse crowds like couples, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and gamers. Music ranges from jazz to electronic, supporting a lively, creative atmosphere.
Rotating menu offers unique hot dogs with a nerdy bar vibe. Drinks pair well with the indie arcade game atmosphere.
Cheap beer on tap runs from $4 to $6, with a $6 beer and shot combo during happy hour. The selection includes a variety of options enjoyed alongside indie arcade games and small concerts.
Good to know
You need to show ID at the door and be 21 years or older to enter.
The arcade is FREE to play, making it a unique attraction.
Beers are priced between $4-6, which is reasonable compared to other bars.
Live music bar with an intimate, dim space and a warm Americana vibe. The atmosphere is lively yet chill, featuring live blues performances and thoughtful design. Drinks include carefully crafted cocktails and a vegan hot dog menu that stands out.
Plant-based hot dogs taste just like regular ones and include a standout Bahn Mi hot dog. Options like the cheese hot dog fill you up well in a vibey dive bar setting with open air and live music.
A House IPA stands out as a solid choice here. The beer selection suits casual stops before dinner nearby.
Good to know
The restaurant serves plant-based hot dogs, priced reasonably at $7 each.
There is no hook in the bathroom for purses, which could lead to bags being dropped.
There is also no hook in the bar area for bags.
Steak house with balanced style and clean, organized space offers an impressive view and outdoor tables. Music leans toward a club vibe with loud volume, while multiple TVs make it suitable for watching sports. A well-stocked bar serves flavorful cocktails and cold beer, complementing the highly praised burgers and fries.
Hot dogs feature high-quality Wagyu beef with rich flavor and satisfying texture. Options include a pineapple hot dog that adds a unique twist to the classic.
Offers a solid selection of good beers including Athletic Brewing non-alcoholic options. The Hoboken Brewing Co. Day Beer Lager draft stands out as light and refreshing.
Good to know
From Sunday to Tuesday, they have an all-you-can-eat Kobe steak and fries dinner for $55.
The restaurant has a happy hour.
An automatic gratuity of 20% is added to the bill for parties of 2.
Bar and grill with cheap beer and free hot dogs creates a casual, laid-back vibe. Small, crowded space includes an indoor patio and outdoor seating, with a touchscreen jukebox offering diverse music. Atmosphere feels authentic and old-school, drawing a lively crowd especially on weekends.
Free hot dogs come with every drink, including beers and cocktails. You need to ask for the hot dog to get it free, making it a solid deal with local beers and cocktails.
Ordering a beer often comes with a free hot dog if requested. A combo of one shot, one beer, and one hot dog costs around five dollars.
Good to know
Rudy's has all day happy hour with great drink specials.
The bar is cash only, so bring cash for drinks.
Pints start from $3, making it one of the cheapest in the city.
Small, festive Latin space with artistic decor and a skate-themed concept creates a unique vibe. Loud, old school salsa music and DJs playing hip hop, dance hall, and reggaeton energize the atmosphere. Crowded, warm setting encourages socializing and dancing.
Hot dogs come with all the sauces and fried cheese that elevate their flavor. Options include a peppery snap sausage and a vegan dog, both served on a sturdy toasted roll with generous portions.
Offers Colombian beers like Polar and Club Colombia that bring a nostalgic touch. The Beer and shoot stands out as a favored drink, paired with good prices for both food and beer.
Good to know
The salsa dancing event may not start until 10 PM instead of 8 PM as stated in the flyer.
Tuesday night is reggae night at the bar.
Salsa music is only played on Thursdays to Saturdays.
Small bar blends cozy and chic decor with nostalgic old-school vibes and a stellar playlist featuring rare tracks. Atmosphere stays lively and welcoming, fostering a strong sense of community and fun. Unique touches include silent movies and free popcorn, enhancing the relaxed yet vibrant energy.
Hot dogs here are consistently on point with solid flavor and quality. They stand out as a reliable choice for a classic, satisfying bite.
Offers a mix of beer and bourbon with a neighborhood feel. Beer prices run around $10, and the spot suits solo visits with classic throwback movies playing.
Good to know
Make a reservation if you want to sit down.
Standing at the bar is an option if you don't have a reservation.
The prices are extremely high, with beer costing $10.
Small space with vintage elements and intimate seating creates a cozy vibe. Loud music energizes the atmosphere, while outdoor patio offers a heated option. Known for Chicago-style deep dish pizza and a solid beer selection on tap.
Chicago-style hot dogs come with the kitchensink toppings and taste exactly as expected. They pair well with other Chicago dishes like deep dish pizza and mozzarella sticks.
Multiple beers on tap complement a solid selection of wine and cocktails. The bartender, who calls himself a beer maid, adds a unique touch to the beer experience.
Good to know
Reservations are a must if you want to eat inside due to limited seating.
They have amazing happy hour deals from 5-6:30.
On busy nights, be prepared for a long wait at Emmett’s.
Sandwich shop with retro Chicago decor and vintage wood paneling creates a warm, casual atmosphere filled with 80s memorabilia and classic arcade games. The space feels lively and inviting, with great music enhancing the nostalgic vibe. It attracts those seeking authentic Chicago-style sandwiches in a family-friendly setting.
Hot dogs here feature authentic Chicago style with Vienna Beef, poppy seed buns, and sport peppers. They match the classic Chicago flavor closely and stand out in the neighborhood.
An excellent beer selection complements the menu, featuring quirky beer options alongside old-school sodas. A proper beer menu and fitting decor enhance the overall experience.
Good to know
Weiner Wednesday offers $2 off hot dogs, making it a popular choice.
The sandwich shop is closed on Mondays, so plan accordingly.
Prices for sandwiches range from $15 to $23, depending on the selection.
Outdoor seating with stone tables and umbrellas offers a classic boardwalk vibe and ocean breeze. Crowds gather around a bank-style line system feeding multiple cashiers, creating a lively atmosphere. Known for best hot dogs and cheese fries, it draws fans of iconic American beach food.
Hot dogs come with classic flavors and a chili cheese option. They pair well with fries and soda, offering a simple, satisfying meal.
Cold, refreshing beer pairs well with hot dogs and fries. Options include Coney Island beer and giant beer servings enjoyed alongside seafood like oysters.
Good to know
The hot dog eating contest takes place annually on July 4th.
Happy hour includes discounts on Coney Island beer with hot dogs.
Expect long wait times during peak summer events like the hot dog contest.
Classic diner space with cherry wood decor and vintage neon signage creates a nostalgic 1960s vibe. Atmosphere shifts from laid-back mornings to chaotic, noisy evenings with loud music. Outdoor seating offers a pleasant alternative to the lively interior.
Giant hot dogs stand out with large portions and a mix of flavors that create a perfect hot dog experience. The 15 bite hot dog fills up well and pairs with tasty pastramis for a solid meal.
Offers Brooklyn Lager and a solid selection of beers. The spot features window seats that pair well with a cold drink.
Good to know
Expect to pay around $120 for three dishes at the diner.
The diner offers takeout options for those on the go.
You need to order one menu item per person.
Dive bar with a Bitcoin theme blends a classic spot feel and a roomy backspace styled like a Scandinavian home. Atmosphere stays fun and unpretentious, attracting an interesting crowd with video games and sports viewing in the back. Frequent meetups and podcasts add a community vibe to the lively setting.
Specialty hot dogs stand out alongside pub fare classics like chop cheese and smash burgers. The hot dogs pair well with the casual, hearty menu.
Great beer selection offers a variety of choices. Prices stay under 1,000 sats, making it affordable.
Good to know
The bar accepts Bitcoin as a payment method.
They host lively weekly events and workshops relating to Bitcoin.
The venue has strict entry policies to prevent drunk students from getting in.
Small hamburger restaurant with cool counter seating that lets diners watch burgers being cooked. Atmosphere is friendly and lively with good music and occasional free shots. Offers excellent craft beer and highly praised smash burgers.
Hot dogs come with great sauces including an excellent ghost pepper sauce that packs heat and flavor. Loaded hot dogs offer a different twist and stand out as a highlight alongside smashed burgers.
Draft beer selection features excellent IPAs like the KCBC double IPA and a creamy IPA rivaling Gotham City's drinks. The Vliet draft beer pairs well with burger dinners.
Good to know
Customers order at the counter and are texted when their order is ready.
Expect a 15-20 minute wait time during peak hours.
Street parking is the only available option.
Pinball machines and a photo booth create a fun entertainment area alongside an undercover outdoor space. Punk rock music and a lively jukebox set a distinctive vibe that draws a casual, friendly crowd. Seating accommodates groups of various sizes, making it a neighborhood dive bar to unwind after work.
Summertime specials include a hot dog, beer, shot, and chips combo. Hot dogs are served regularly on the menu.
A good mix of beers on tap includes cheap domestics, local options, and Midwestern craft beers. Specials combine beer with shots, hot dogs, and chips for a casual combo.
Good to know
Happy hour is from 5pm to 7pm with $2 off drafts, well drinks, and wine.
The bar offers a summertime hot dog beer shot and chips special.
Expect a $20 minimum for closing tabs.
Smash burger restaurant with authentic atmosphere and old New York decor creates a distinctive setting. Live music often plays on the patio, adding to a friendly, neighborhood vibe. Burgers are highly praised, considered among the best by many.
Hot dogs come with chili that adds a rich, savory flavor. The overall taste is very good, pairing well with sides like chili cheese fries.
Draft beer flows on tap with a cold, refreshing pour. Burgers and live music pair well with the Harlem Shake draft beer.
Good to know
Live jazz performances occur every Sunday at 3pm on the terrace.
The Mr/Miss Harlem Shake competition is held annually.
There is no table service; customers order at the counter.
Small, intimate Irish bar with dark wood and bookish quotes on the walls creates a cozy, inviting space. Atmosphere is lively and often crowded, with music that can be loud when full. Known for an excellent on-tap beer selection, especially Guinness, and casual snacks like cheap hot dogs.
Hot dogs cost $2.75 and are the main food option, cooked right behind the bar. They serve as cheap, all-day snacks and pair well with a casual, late-night vibe.
Small, intimate Irish bar with an excellent on-tap beer selection and great prices on draft beers. Offers 5 oz beer flights and a solid list including Poet Pilsner and Ebb Kolsch, making it a cozy spot to relax with a beer.
Good to know
You can bring food from surrounding restaurants to eat at the pub.
The only food offering at the bar is hot dogs for $2.75.
No food is served, but customers are welcome to bring their own.
Rustic deli with tight seating and a nostalgic 70s decor creates a crowded, lively atmosphere. Meat carvers serve as a focal point, offering tastings that engage diners. Walls display celebrity portraits, adding to the historic vibe.
Hot dogs come with Katz mustard and sauerkraut, offering a great flavor. They stand out as well-stacked and high-quality with cured meats.
Cold beer pairs well with the pastrami sandwich, enhancing the melty beef and excellent pickles. Crispy fries and beer complete the meal with a satisfying balance.
Good to know
The wait for the Katz Pastrami Sandwich can be an hour long.
You can only pay with cash at the front of the restaurant.
Do not lose your tickets even if you haven't used them to order anything.
U-shaped bar and leather booths create a classy cozy feel with pinball machines adding playful energy. Comfortable seating and giant fish bowl windows offer a relaxed vibe where people both party and unwind. The space blends clever design with a black-owned identity, making it distinct among bars.
Chicago-style hot dogs stand out here, prepared with care and often recommended. A vegan hot dog option exists but is limited in availability and not always restocked.
Great cocktails on tap complement a solid selection of beer and liquor. Prices on beer stay really good, making it easy to enjoy a drink with food like hotdogs.
Good to know
Happy hour gets busy, so be patient if you visit during that time.
Expect affordable drink prices, with cocktails starting at $9.
The bar is located near the subway for easy access.
Small, dark space with black walls and standing dining area creates an intimate, understated style atmosphere. Quiet during daytime, energy picks up with loud music and a crowd drawn by unique sausages and carefully made hot dogs offering a distinct experience from typical American versions.
Hot dogs here come with carefully made sausages and a big, satisfying size. Options like the curry wurst and chili hot dog offer distinct flavors, and the cabbage topping adds a fresh touch.
Two beers on draft include October Fest and a grapefruit beer. The pouring process takes about five minutes. Beer pairs well with sausages and pretzels here.
Good to know
The price for a standard hotdog is around $13.
The establishment says it is open until 11 PM, but they closed at 9:30 PM.
The restaurant does not offer dine-in despite signs indicating otherwise.
Arena boasts iconic architecture and a spectacular setup with comfortable seating and superb acoustics. Energy runs high with lively crowds and immersive sound and lighting. Facilities include private sensory spaces and well-organized security, enhancing overall comfort.
Grilled to perfection, the hot dogs come piled high with all the fixings. Options range from classic to gourmet treats, making them a solid choice alongside sandwiches and nachos.
Good to know
You cannot bring outside food or drinks into the venue.
Cameras and action cams like GoPro are not allowed through security.
Expect long lines at the entrance during major events.
Outdoor seating spreads across a park setting with garlands of lights illuminating tables in the evening. Views include Flatiron Building and Empire State Building, enhancing the atmosphere. The space features heated, covered seating and a pet play area, creating a lively and comfortable environment.
Simple and good hot dogs stand out here, especially the Shackago hot dog which is delicious. The hot dogs pair well with chips and offer a solid classic taste.
Offers a truffle beer made specially for them in a Williamsburg factory. Pairs well with their burgers and fries, enjoyed easily in the park setting.
Good to know
Customers should order in advance using their website or app.
They only accept payment by credit card.
At peak times, you have to queue for a long time both to order and to collect.
Outdoor seating blends with futuristic architecture and offers a gorgeous view. The atmosphere stays chill and lively, with live music adding energy despite occasional noise. Crowds gather for craft beers and casual bar food in a well-located urban setting.
Beef hot dogs have a thick outer layer with a texture that differs from the inside. They taste okay but lean toward standard beer garden fare and come at a relatively high price when paired with beer.
Over 50 beers, including local Brooklyn brews and Bavarian options, fill the menu with variety. The bar offers canned beers for better value and pairs them with snacks like hot, salted pretzels.
Good to know
Oculus Beer Garden has an occupancy limit, so expect possible wait times at the entrance.
The location is easily accessible via MTA subways, PATH train, and taxis.
The place is only open during warmer months, closing when it gets cold.