Chicagoland Hotdog's More - Mesa

Our local family-owned hot dog spot also offers burgers, delicious Italian beef sandwiches, 12 varieties of chicken breast sandwiches, and classic sides. The staff is incredibly friendly. The food is generally quite good, although there are times when some items might be missed. I especially enjoy their hot dogs, which come in eight different varieties.

We opted to try a Chicago-style hot dog, an Italian beef sandwich, and the house fries on the owner’s recommendation. The hot dogs come in regular and jumbo sizes. Neither is exceptionally large, but the jumbo costs just one dollar more. The Chicago-style dog was fantastic, loaded with all the classic toppings, including celery salt, sport peppers, and poppy seeds. On the other hand, the Italian beef sandwich was simply marinated beef with a slice of cheese on a bun. It was quite dry and definitely needed some sort of dipping sauce. Despite its good flavor, neither my wife nor I could finish the sandwich and agreed that we would stick to hot dogs during our next visit. The fries were your typical frozen variety, cooked in a fryer – decent, but nothing to write home about. If the combos included a drink at the same price, I would feel more inclined to make this a regular stop. As it stands, Chicagoland is definitely a place I’ll return for the great hot dogs, though perhaps less frequently than I’d like due to the current prices. If you’re in the area and craving a hot dog, give Chicagoland a try!

While I initially thought the price was a bit steep for a hot dog, we soon found ourselves seated right in front of the kitchen. From the abundance of Vienna Beef memorabilia adorning the walls, I had a feeling we were in for something special. Our order came out surprisingly quickly, and when I saw the hot dog, I was taken aback. Instead of the usual mustard and relish or mustard and sauerkraut, this dog was piled high with toppings! It had mustard, tomatoes, a pickle slice, onions, vibrant green relish, hot peppers, some delicious spices, and—much to my delight—a Vienna Beef hot dog. We also ordered a large basket of onion rings that looked homemade. They were perfectly fried to a golden brown. At first, I wasn't sure what to make of the hot dog; it had so many toppings that it resembled a hamburger more than a classic hot dog. However, once I took a bite, all my initial doubts vanished. The combination of flavors was heavenly, and I ended up ordering a second dog because I simply couldn't get enough of the incredible taste. This was truly the best hot dog I've ever had. This local shop definitely knows how to treat its customers. While I was enjoying my onion rings, the staff noticed that I was dipping them in their special ranch sauce. They kindly brought me a generous cup of it and apologized for not including it with my meal. Initially, I thought the rings were good on their own, but once I tried the ranch, I understood their eagerness to apologize. I don't know if they make the ranch themselves or use a specific brand, but it made for the perfect dipping sauce—better than any other ranch dressing I've had. I would highly recommend this place to anyone! It's not the most glamorous spot, but the food is so outstanding that I suspect they'll recognize my regular order as soon as I walk through the door.

This place is an excellent Chicago Hot Dog Stand. Classic Chicago style delicious Viennese beef. Good price and good service. I love this place.

Went today, got the fire dog, which is a spicy Polish sausage. Got everything on it too. The sausage is mildly spicy, but definitely has a kick to it, but nothing over powering. Got a couple of small jalapenos with it, mustard, relish, etc. Really tasty. There's some seating outside, which was great (inside seating is allowed, but I'd rather not do that), plus seating outside on a 70F day is just awesome. Too bad I live in California because I'd go get a hot every week otherwise.