Best Hot Dog Joints in North Dakota!
Regardless of who you are, what you do, or where you come from, sometimes the only thing that will satisfy your hunger is a good ol’ fashioned hot dog. Now finding it can be a bit tricky at times, but North Dakota’s delicious hot dog joints are here to help you quench your craving. Here are some places to start.
Wurst Bier Hall, Fargo, ND
Prefer sausage to a traditional hot dog? Hit up the Wurst Bier Hall and you’ll find a wide array of sausage sandwiches, many that you’ve likely never imagined. How about a rabbit w/rattlesnake & jalapeno sausage or a wild boar sausage? Looking for something a bit more traditional? Try the bleu cheese or Hawaiian sausage. Regardless of which variety you choose, a visit to Wurst Bier will leave you with great memories and more importantly, a full tummy.
I Scream U Scream, Lisbon, ND
Sometimes simplicity is the way to go, which makes I Scream U Scream a must-visit. There is nothing fancy about their hot dogs, except they are made with a fierce attention to detail and a strong commitment to excellence. Why mess with a good thing?
Five Guys Burger and Fries, Grand Forks, ND
Why put a burger joint on a list about hot dogs? Because burgers aren’t the only thing they know how to make. Order a regular, bacon, cheese, or bacon and cheese dog and load it up with everything from grilled onions and jalapenos to hot sauce and steak sauce. You might never order a burger again. Five Guys is also located in Bismarck, Minot, and Fargo.
DogMahal DogHaus, Grand Forks, ND
If you are looking for dog that are out of this world, visit DogMahal. With a menu that is both intimidating and fascinating at the same time, DogMahal will ruin you for other hot dog vendors. If you are brave enough, give the Mr. Roper (a quarter-pound frank, BBQ brisket, provolone cheese, grilled onions, mayo, horseradish, mustard, and bacon), the Chester Fester (a quarter-pound frank, chili, mac n cheese, and Cheetos), or the El Guapo (a quarter-pound beef frank, taco meat, taco sauce, cheese, lettuce, and tomatoes) a try.
