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5+ spots to grab a hot dog in Charleston

Looking for the best hot dog in Charleston, try these local spots + tell us about your favorites.

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Where you’re going for lunch. | Photo by @allisonlfarmer

Sun’s out, buns out — hot dog buns, that is. From community grillouts to baseball game brats, summer is the season of the hot dog. That’s why we’ve rounded up five local spots to get your frank fix.

Jack’s Cosmic Dogs | This iconic hot dog stand on Highway 17 serves out-of-this-world wieners, sammies, and sundaes. Jack’s has been voted Best Hot Dog in Charleston for 24 years straight.

Johnny’s Hot Dogs | It’s the best doggone deal in town, with extra emphasis on the dog. This hidden gem serves up hot dogs all kinds of ways.

Skoogies Chicago Style Deli |This no-frills local spot serves up Chicago-style hot dogs, Polish sausages, and chili dogs.

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Pro tip: Snap a “food in the air” photo of your order in front of the “Best Little Deli South Of Chicago” mural.

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Burbage’s Grocery | Visit this neighborhood grocery store that opened in 1946 and head to the back counter for dogs, BBQ sandwiches, and made-to-order deli sammies.

Brown Dog Deli | This family-owned joint offers dogs, sandwiches, and salads — head to the Broad Street location for veggie and vegan hot dog options.

Hotdogs at the Joe | Hot dogs and baseball — name a better duo. Grab a dog at the concessions to pair with America’s favorite pastime.

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