Forget everything you know about hot dogs. Once you've tried a Mexican Hot Dog (also known as a Tijuana Dog or Danger Dog), ...

The sign in question is at 158 Southbridge St. — a neon sign of a hand holding a hot dog with three drips of mustard coming down the side, all sandwiched between the words “Coney Island Hot ...

and yellow mustard in a soft, steamed bun — originated at Coney Island, New York, where Nathan’s hot dogs popularized the hot dog. But the Detroit Historical Society called that "a misconception." ...

Nothing says Worcester like neon mustard. Arguably as iconic as the delicious hot dogs and straight-backed wooden booths of George’s Coney Island are, is the marvelously tacky 40-foot-high neon ...