Casual spot with long lines known for hot dogs and other American comfort food, including sandwiches.
"Chicago’s oldest hot dog stand has been open since the early 1930s and has always been a family-owned business: first the Kaplans, then the Karms, and now the Fountains. The Karms originally refused to serve their hot dogs with any condiments besides mustard, pickles, and peppers, but restrictions have loosened over the years. Still, no ketchup is allowed." - Ashok Selvam
"Chicago’s oldest hot dog stand has been open since the early 1930s and has always been a family-owned business: first the Kaplans, then the Karms, and now the Fountains. The Karms originally refused to serve their hot dogs with any condiments besides mustard, pickles, and peppers, but restrictions have loosened over the years. Still, no ketchup is allowed." - Ashok Selvam
"Dave's Red Hots in the Lawndale neighborhood has the distinction of being the oldest hot dog stand in the city..." - ByDennis Lee
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