Feltman’s Hot Dogs
 

We’ve discussed the best hot dog in TV but I don’t recall anyone recommending Feltman’s of Coney Island, which was the inspiration for Nathan’s, and is coincidentally sold today in Publix and Fresh Market. So if you don’t mind paying a little extra and grilling your own, Feltman’s makes a terrific hot dog. Not salty like Boars Head and 8 to a pack. After trying them tonight for the first time I’m sold!

BTW, The History Channel has a series, Food That Built America, and says Feltman’s of Coney Island was the inspiration for Nathan’s. so they’ve been around awhile.

Nathan's won the hot dog war with better marketing and then Feltman's disappeared... Until I think about a year or so ago when they brought them back.

Thanks. Good to know. Are they the natural casing ones?

Yes, they’re in natural casing.

So if anyone can find good coney to go on them, it would be a bonus

Hoffman’s hot dogs. Sold at Publix ..they also have Coney’s also known as white hots. You won’t be disappointed

White Eagle found in Schenectady NY area

At the corner of 301 and 466A there is an old building that once housed a coffee shop. It is now being renovated and will reopen as a “Coney Island” style hot dog shop. That’s all I know.

Prepared Like Jimmy’s Quick Lunch, Hazleton, Pa?

Hoffman Hot Dogs are the best. IMO

agree!

Best Hot Dogs
 

Best Hot Dogs in the country are UNCLE AL'S in Virginia Beach and never on TV. Their advertisement is word of mouth.

This is the one going there
Coney Island Drive-Inn

Sahlens hot dogs, made in Buffalo, NY in natural casing. Sold in Publix.

Keogel's Vienna's from Michigan. Love the taste and the snap! The two best places for coneys in Detroit are Lafayette and American Coney Island, right next to each others.