First off let me say,we weren't very impressed with the chilli dog at Ted's. The hot dog is charcoal
broiled which you can smell the charcoal the minute you get out of your vehicle. That is a great smell that takes me back to grills in neighbors backyards when I was growing up. Truly a great smell of summer, but for us, this cooking method robs the hot dog of juiciness. We prefer a boiled hotdog that preserves that, We had the chilli dog that held another surprise. Here in Michigan the chili is of a spicy variety of chili. At Ted's the chili is actually on the sweet side, which we gave a thumbs down.
They did use a natural casing hot dog that I give a big thumbs up. A friend at my work calls these dogs snappy dogs, I call them delicious. We understand other people seem to feel different about Ted's hot dogs, because they have been around for 90 years and have locations in and around Buffalo and even one in Arizona. We visited the downtown location at 124W Chipewa St.
They also offer onion rings,hamburgers and fries. Undecided on fries and rings ? You can get a half and half order. You can find them on the web at https://www.tedshotdogs.com/
broiled which you can smell the charcoal the minute you get out of your vehicle. That is a great smell that takes me back to grills in neighbors backyards when I was growing up. Truly a great smell of summer, but for us, this cooking method robs the hot dog of juiciness. We prefer a boiled hotdog that preserves that, We had the chilli dog that held another surprise. Here in Michigan the chili is of a spicy variety of chili. At Ted's the chili is actually on the sweet side, which we gave a thumbs down.They did use a natural casing hot dog that I give a big thumbs up. A friend at my work calls these dogs snappy dogs, I call them delicious. We understand other people seem to feel different about Ted's hot dogs, because they have been around for 90 years and have locations in and around Buffalo and even one in Arizona. We visited the downtown location at 124W Chipewa St.
