35th Street Red Hots

Hot dog restaurant · Bridgeport

"There’s two restaurants called Redhot Ranch on the North Side of Chicago, and one stand on the South Side called 35th Street Red Hots, right by what old-timers call Comiskey Park (where the White Sox play). All three locations have a small but exemplary menu of hot dogs, burgers, and fried shrimp." - ByDennis Lee

The Best Hot Dogs in Chicago | Bon Appétit

500 W 35th St, Chicago, IL 60616 Get directions

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