Closed HDJs
After more than 250 reviews, it is inevitable that there are going to be some Hot Dog Joints that have succumbed to economics and closed their doors. Some are re-opened soon with new names, but some just quietly fade away.
Here is a list of HDJs we have reviewed that are confirmed to be no longer in business. Feel free to add comments with others you might know about.
Charleston Area
Romeos - Alas, one of two 5 Weenie HDJs on this list. It finally succumbed this past summer after two closures and two re-starts. Stanton wept.
Mr. C's - Will we ever see yellow slaw again? Nobody did it like Mr. C.
Delish - Most people miss it for the satay, but the Delish Dog was a taste treat.
The Valley Bell Store - Nostalgia died when this throwback to the 1960s went out last year.
The Southern Kitchen - Although it was rumoured to be re-opening, it has been dark too long now to have any hope that it will. I still think their slaw had applesauce in it.
Deli Fresh - Bullit Street - Essentially the lunch room for the BB&T Operations Center. When BB&T downsized the operation Deli Fresh went with it.
Mrs. Winkles - A classic example of someone who can cook well but has no business or customer service aptitude.
RPM Restaurant - This place was on life support when it opened and never recovered.
Power Alley Grill
Dee's Delights - Pinch
Meadowbook Diner
Chasers Boulevard Cafe
The Movie House Cafe
Dairy Belle
The Comfort Station
Grandy's Deli
Cock of the Walk
Big Daddy's Fish and More
Charleston-Huntingon Corridor
Wing World Plus Hot Dog Heaven WV - Closed, I am convinced, by bad karma from employee abuse.
Hillbilly Hot Dogs - Culloden The first franchised location of the Lesage institution failed quickly and was replaced by ...
The Hound House - Culloden - Which didn't last long either. I think the place is a gambling joint now.
The Hottest Dog - Hurricane - This is now Mayberry's Restaurant.
Carmen's Diner
North Central WV
Mountaineer Brunch - Bridgeport
Dairy Queen - Grafton.
Hot Dog Barn - Morgantown - The other 5 Weenie HDJ - Closed by City bureaucratic meddling.
2 comments:
Rumor has it that DuPont and Dow are spending $45.3M in stimulus money in a joint venture to recreate that yellow slaw.
As a taxpayer, I support this endeavor.
What is this world coming to when a Dairy Queen can't make it? I'm sorry to hear about Power Alley Grill even though I didn't like their dogs.
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