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.

You can't have a hot dog without some kind of bun. While there are loads of bun styles out there, some are not as healthy as ...

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

Ohio knows hot dogs, and these legendary stands prove it with loyal regulars, long histories, and locations worth adding to ...

Nathan’s Famous, which opened as a 5-cent hot dog stand in Coney Island more than a century ago, has been sold to packaged ...

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 ...