"What To Get: Hot dog, bratwurst. What To Know: This hot dog stand opened in 1975 and is close to Wrigley Field. It has a few outdoor tables and is a great option if you don't want to spend $9 for a dog at the game." - adrian kane, john ringor, nick allen, veda kilaru
"Download their app to place an order for delivery or pickup. Deliveries are free and discounted 25%." - adrian kane
"In Chicago, a "hot dog stand" is not a roadside mobile steamer cart, but rather the term for any number of permanent outposts serving up the preferable Viennas. Byron's on the far north side of Lakeview, at Uptown's border, is no exception. This place has no frills stamped all over it, and caters to the construction worker, cubicle dweller and hipster alike. It's a great spot to grab a Chicago dog (see sign) on the way to Wrigley or the beach. Plus, it's President Obama's pick when he's in town (or being served the same grub at the White House, apparently). Good enough for POTUS, good enough for me." - Studio Malt
"Those who don’t get their fill of hot dogs inside the ballpark can head up to this classic hot dog stand on Irving Park Road for a delicious Chicago-style dog with all the fixings. This stand has been serving the neighborhood and Cubs fans since 1975." - Ashok Selvam
"Byron’s boiled dogs are probably one of the best examples of the Chicago-style dog. The empire may have shrunk — at one time Byron’s had locations in front of Wrigley Field and in Lincoln Park where the massive Crate & Barrel store now stands. But the hot dogs always deliver a quality bite." - Ashok Selvam