Nathan Handwerker opened the first Nathan’s hot dog stand on Coney Island in 1916 with a $300 loan, according to the company.

The contest, formal or otherwise, have been going on for decades.

It's not every day that a humble hot dog brand can rise from being a one-man operation to being worth $450 million, but ...

These Pennsylvania restaurants serve old-fashioned hot dogs so good, they’ve earned a devoted following among locals and ...

The hot dog that defined July 4 has been sold - and it's no longer American.

No matter which NFL stadium you find yourself in for an exhilarating football game, make sure to try every location's most ...

Here in Long Beach, we have our lobster rolls. Certainly not as many as the coast of Maine — not even close. But when the ...

Pretzel lovers rave about this Pennsylvania spot, where one bite is reason enough for a Memorial Day road trip.

In East Nashville’s eclectic Five Points neighborhood sits a vintage VW bus that’s been transformed into possibly the most pun-tastic hot dog stand you’ll ever encounter – I Dream of Weenie. This ...

There’s a place in Providence where the hot dogs are so legendary, they’ve been featured on national TV, earned a James Beard ...