This Roadside Hotspot In Delaware Has Been Serving Up Some Of The Best Hot Dogs Since 1952

Even if you've never dined at the Dog House in New Castle, chances are you've driven past it a million times. It's located on Route 1 heading north, and has been in the same spot for decades! This roadside stand opened in 1952 and it's been a staple of on-the-go cuisine for the past 70 years.

The Dog House has been serving up some of the best classic American food to hungry Delawareans since 1952.

Not much has changed in all those years! You can see photos of days gone by on the walls of this tiny restaurant that boasts counter-seating.

Dining at the Dog House is truly a step back in time! Prices are low, the menu is simple, and they only accept cash - no cards or checks.

Hot Dogs are the star of the menu here. Whether you want yours piled with toppings or more simple, you've found the right spot to dine.

Their dogs are split and grilled, and the popular chili cheese dog is a local favorite.

You can find other options on the menu, too, like cheesesteaks, hoagies, and even grilled cheese sandwiches.

There's something for every taste on the menu, and you're sure to love the atmosphere and the food.

A quick lunch or dinner at the Dog House is truly a reminder of days gone by. Lots of us grew up stopping here with our parents or grandparents, and walking through the door is a real dose of nostalgia! Do you have any great memories from this classic Delaware spot?

To take a look at the menu and learn more about this historic, retro Hot Dog restaurant in Delaware, visit the Dog House website, right here. What's your favorite thing to order?