Open Since 1976, Woofie’s Hot Dogs Has Been Serving Hot Dogs In Missouri Longer Than Any Other Restaurant

Do you ever find yourself craving a really good hot dog, piled high with all of your favorite toppings? Maybe you’re watching a ballgame and the camera pans to someone biting into one. Or, perhaps you smell a neighbor grilling dogs outside. You’ll find a ton of hot dog joints that can quickly cure your craving, but only Woofie’s Hot Dogs in Missouri has been dishing up its famous hot dogs for more than four decades.

Don’t let that hot dog craving get the best of you. Instead, make your way to Woofie’s Hot Dogs, in Overland, a popular hot dog joint that opened in 1976.

Woofie’s has sold more than three quarters of a million Vienna hot dogs during its long, storied history.

One glance at the menu and your mouth is sure to start watering. If you’re in the mood for one of the famous dogs, you’ve got a few choices. The Woofie Dog, for example, comes with your favorite toppings.

If you like to spice things up, try the Coney Dog, topped with chili, cheese, onions, and pickles, or feel like you’re at the state fair with a classic Steve’s State Fair Corn Dog.

Feel like sharing a dog with that special someone, or are you just really, really hungry? Go for the Big Herm Double Dog, a massive 1/3 pound hot dog covered in your favorite toppings.

You don’t have to order a hot dog when you visit Woofie’s. The menu also features such favorites as burgers, sausage, gyros, and bratwurst.

Pair your main dish with such classic sides as fries, chili cheese fries, or Fritos.

Woofie’s Hot Dogs serves its famous dogs Monday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Click here for the official website of Woofie’s Hot Dogs. Or, go here for Facebook.

Have you ever been to Woofie’s hot dogs in Missouri? What’s your favorite menu item? Let us know in the comments! While we’re on the topic of hot dogs, have you have sunk your teeth into a hot dog from Hotdog Man in Washington yet?