10 PLACES TO ENJOY A TASTY HOT DOG IN THE CHICAGO SOUTHLAND

10 PLACES TO ENJOY A TASTY HOT DOG IN THE CHICAGO SOUTHLAND

Spring is here. With spring comes the return of baseball. And what would a baseball game be without that all-American frankfurter on a bun? If you’re looking for a good Chicago-style dog, in the seats of a baseball stadium while you cheer on the home team is an obvious choice. 

You can also find them at the many hot dog joints around the Chicago Southland. Don’t forget to check-in via the Hot Diggity Dog Pass to earn points that you can cash in for some fun Chicago Southland swag!

Rate Field, Chicago

The home of the Chicago White Sox, Rate Field, serves up this tasty Chicago classic at stands throughout the ball park, as well as via vendors who bring the dogs right to your seats. Looking for something a little different? Try the Tonkatsu Dog. This Vienna Beef Hot Dog is served with Panko, Kewpie Mayo, Teriyaki Sauce and Bonito Flakes and is served at Lucky's in section 154.

Ozinga Field, Crestwood

Get yourself to Ozinga Field for opening day of the Windy City ThunderBolts on May 7 and grab a steamy dog that you can load up with toppings. Bring Mom on Mother's Day when she'll get a free ticket, hot dog and drink. On JULIE Family Sundays, they also have a special promotion that includes hot dogs - 4 tickets, 4 hot dogs, 4 chips, 4 sodas/waters, 4 desserts and 4 souvenirs for just $59.

Andy’s Hot Dogs, Riverdale

Andy’s Hot Dogs is a classic neighborhood eatery that has been going strong for more than 40 years. Pair your dogs, made with quality ingredients, with tasty fries, onion rings or other sides. It's quick and casual and sure to satisfy your craving for casual fare. 

Boz Hot Dogs, Thornton

Part of the Boz franchise that started in 1969 in Dolton, its orange and yellow logo spells delicious. These steamed dogs have one variation from the traditional Chicago-style dog - the addition of cucumbers. You'll also find bratwurst, Polish sausage, tamales, Italian beef and chili among the menu items.

Kojak Drive In Inc., Burbank

Kojak Drive-In Inc. is a community-focused automotive and outdoor entertainment business known for its nostalgic drive-in experience. It's a welcoming space for car clubs and family outings -  a slice of mid-century Americana with a menu that takes you back.

Gobble Dogs, Homewood

This spot serves up hot dogs with a twist - a turkey twist that is. Select from turkey and vegan dogs loaded up with topping for a leaner or meat-free meal.

Widen’s Hot Dogs, Orland Park

For over 30 years, Widen's has been wowing guests with their delicious dogs, made with the finest ingredients. They're always searching for new ways to impress guests and deliver a superior product.

Pop’s Italian Beef, Homewood, Sauk Village, Palos Heights and two locations in Orland Park

This beloved Chicagoland chain takes great pride in their quality. The hot dogs are 100% beef and a unique blend that took over eight months of trial and error to create. It's a recipe that can you find only at Pop's. 

Joey’s Red Hots, Justice, Riverdale, Orland Park, Orland Hills

Joey's take their hot dogs very seriously. They've even been inducted into the Hot Dog Hall of Fame and voted top dog in the area. The menu is large, so along with your weiner, you can nosh on everything from gyros to Italian beef to fish sandwiches to Philly cheesesteak.

Buddy’s Drive In, Beecher

This fun drive-thru serves 100% Vienna Beef hot dogs along with delectable ice cream treats. Swing by on one of the cruise nights for some classic dogs along with classic cars.

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