Bill’s Hot Dog Stand

Not just hotdogs, but an experience. These tube-​steaks are born spicy, and lathered in a savory mix of mustard, chili and topped off with fresh chopped onions. Be prepared when you walk up. Not that you have much of a choice anyways. All the way, clean (just hotdog), or any combo of the three fixings. Cash only so make sure to stop by the ATM on your way. Also no seats inside, everything is to-​go.

Reminds me of the «Soup Nazi» on the famous Seinfeld episode. Robotic staff assembling «all the way» hot dogs in an unsanitary way. Large man takes your money (cash only). Huge number of people waiting in line, large orders, and custom orders take quite a bit of time. Obviously has a large local following.

Home to a greasy, boiled-​in-​lard delicious yet simple hot dog. I may very well have cut a year off of my life per hot dog. I hear the other location is the original one but I imagine the flavor is just the same. The hot dog comes with a standard 3 toppings — mustard, chili, onions — and you can ask for any modification of that when they literally ‘slap’ the thing together.
The line stretches out the door and some folks come in to place huge orders for their whole church, neighborhood block, club, etc. The price is still just $ 1 per hotdog. It’s really a get in and out quick kind of place. The flavor is great but it’s definitely not good for you. Taking that in mind it’s a good thing I don’t live close by or I’d be in here on a daily basis.
I would say it might be a good idea to put a big TV up in there and maybe a few chairs outside for people to sit on before/​after they order. Oh and if I remember correctly, they accept only cash.