We’re working hard on the 2024 hot dog vendors. Check back soon for the line-up!
Bo’s Concessions: This popular festival vendor serves up all kinds of tasty treats — including hot dogs! Whether it’s Chicago-style or one is ketchup (yelp!), be sure to stop by their booth!
Byron’s Hot Dogs: Family-owned-and operated, Byron’s (with locations on Irving Park Rd. and on Lawrence Ave.) has been a Chicago fixture since 1975 with (trust us!) various encased meats! From cheese to chili to a classic Chicago-style, their dogs are top notch!
Chicago Doghouse: Established in 2009 in the heart of Lincoln Park Chicago. Chicago’s Doghouse has been serving an electric array of exotic and gourmet sausages/hot dogs. Along with their eclectic meat selection a must to try is our one of a kind fry chip fusion called Frips.
Carnitas Roldan: While they are notably known for their Mexican fare, don’t pass them by for this American favorite! We’re anxious to see if they’re be serving the popular Sonoran dog (a bacon wrapped hot dog full of toppings that originated in Hermosillo, the capital of the Mexican state of Sonora, in the late 1980s)?
DJ’s Concessions: Who doesn’t love festival food? And DJ’s Concessions has perfected just about any type of fest food you can think of … including the beloved hot dog!
Frannies: For over 20 years, Frannie’s has been serving our famous Italian Beef and Sausage sandwiches, daily fresh cut fries, hot dogs, and our very own steak Italian. If that sounds great, our catering menu showcases our delicious Lemon Garlic Chicken, pasta, salad and beef and sausage packages
Lee Concessions: If you’ve ever been to a Chicago festival, you know Mr. Lee. His chicken-on-a-stick is pretty famous! And we’re guessing he is planning on a Asian-inspired hot dog for the Windy City Hot Dog Fest (and hopefully on a stick!). Luckily Mr. Lee and crew have plenty of side items like fried Oreos and ice-cold lemonade to go with that dog.
Lola’s Coney Island: Established in 2019, Lola’s Coney Island is sure to unite all hot dog lovers. Owner-operator Jesse Fakhoury is the force behind Lola’s, named after his four-year-old daughter. Jesse was born and raised in Detroit, MI where the Coney Island hot dog is a hometown favorite. After years of living in Chicago, Jesse saw the opportunity to bring the Michigan staple to the people of Chicago who know a thing or two about a good hot dog. Trying to follow the footsteps of his favorite Southwest Detroit Coney, Duly’s.
Super Pollo: Located in Chicago’s Craigin neighborhood, Super Pollo offers some of the best charcoal chicken around. We cannot wait how they’re incorporate their cooking methods and recipes into the traditional American hot dog. Perhaps we’ll see a Sonora dog or a hot dog quesadilla. The possibilities are endless!
Taqueria la Ciudad: Located in Chicago’s Back of the Yard’s neighborhood, this S. Ashland taco joint is on-point with the Mexican fare. They hit the festival-circuit running with their tacos, quesadillas and burritos. But at Windy City Hot Dog Fest, you can be dazzled with the take on a Mexican style hot dog. From guacamole to salsa, their dogs will bring out your spicy side!
Tikka Masala Dogs: Now these sound fun! From the owners of Tandoor Char House in Lincoln Park come Tikka Masala Dogs! In 2021, Tandoor won “Best Taco” and the always popular Sam Adams Taco Fest so their debut into Windy City Hot Dog Fest leave the stakes high. They’ve mastered Mexican food with an Indian flare and are back for an American staple with their special twist. Get ready for something truly amazing — we know it!
