Tulsa's most famous hot dog stand — open since 1926 and still serving chili dogs, tamales, and Frito chili pies from a counter that hasn't changed since your grandparents were regulars. The chili is proprietary, the dogs are snappy, and the tamales are wrapped in paper and served hot. The dining room is tiny, the line moves fast, and nobody comes here for ambiance. They come for a $3 hot dog that has outlasted nearly everything else in town.
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