This Iconic North Carolina Hot Dog Diner Is Part Of American History And Still Slinging All-The-Way Dogs By The Bagful

When you're craving some iconic hot dogs in North Carolina, go for the best at Paul’s Place Famous Hotdogs in Rocky Point. About 15 miles from Wilmington, this small-town stop has been part of vacation plans for decades. First opening in 1928, the staff still offers a wonderful dog at a great price. Originally opened with a country store and gas station, the handy pitstop helped nourish shipyard workers who needed a quick bite. Today people seek this place out for some of the best dogs in the country.

For 95 years, Paul's Place Famous Hot Dogs has been a welcome relief for hungry travelers and locals alike.

You also might find the yummy dogs at a state festival among the rides and magical lights.

The charming eatery offers booths, tables, and outside seating.

Order at the counter where you can count on the friendly service.

While this sign is several months old, the prices are still very reasonable.

With the available toppings, try one of each to find your favorite combination.

We like them all the way with relish, chili, mustard, ketchup, slaw, cheese, and onions.

Don't forget a side of crunchy love.

And yes, by all means, grab one for a loyal friend.

Besides the delicious flavor, another reason for the hog-dog fame is the sweet relish, now sold across the U.S.

The interesting variety of fresh ingredients includes cucumbers, tomatoes, and special secret spices.

Be sure to visit Paul's Place Famous Hog Dogs.

You'll eat them with relish.

For more about these iconic hot dogs in North Carolina, call Paul’s Place Famous Hotdogs at 910-675-2345.

And after your stop, travel 20 minutes to the beach and find out why Wilmington is one of the most vibrant riverfront cities in North Carolina.