The gourmet version of a sausage slapped between two buns is a firm favourite for cheap eats or hangover curing junk, appearing on the menus of food courts, pop-ups and restaurants across the city. Fancy a frankfurter loaded with toppings and smothered in sauce? Or maybe you want a bite inbetween activities at a bar? Then, check out our list of places for the best hot dogs in Manchester.
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The Director's Box isn't just one for the sports fanatics, as lovers of the humble hot dog are more than covered too. Nab your favourite drink from the bar and use it to wash down your sausage with fries.
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A dive bar called Salt Dog Slims serving mouthwatering hot dogs in Manchester? Betcha didn't see that coming. With lip-smackin' junk food, pool tables and bespoke cocktails, this American haunt has all your refreshments and entertainment sorted.
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For laid-back surrounds where sport, beers and burgers meet hot dogs in Manchester's Northern Quarter, check out The Crafty Pig. A little further out of town? Head to sister venue The Blind Pig Eccles for the same treatment.
Take a look at the SoLIta menu and you'll find some tasty American hot dogs in Manchester. But these aren't just any old frankfurters; oh no. These bad boys are made from Wagyu beef, smothered in chilli con carne and finished with nacho cheese sauce, or served alongside fairground onions, ketchup and mustard.
Known for their outlandish toppings and boozy tipples to wash them down with, Crazy Pedro's is letting you get your Manchester hot dog sausage and pizza fix all in one. Plus, their happy hour runs 5pm 'til 9pm Sunday to Friday, where 'za is just £10 each and cocktails are two for a tenner too.
No lineup of hot dogs is completely without a classic offering from Albert's Schloss, including their currywurst platter and full on 'sausage fest'. Serving a sausage fest with six types of hot dogs on offer, including bier halle, bratwurst, and chilliwurst, this venue is a meaty paradise in the heart of Spinningfields. Better yet? These meaty morsels come with a side order of sloshing steins, schnapps and Bavarian mayhem. When you're done gorging on your German delights, enjoy 10 types of draught brews, Alpine cocktails, and homemade Schnapps while nibbling on fresh bread, pretzels, and cakes.
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