I love this place. The half-smoke with chili, mustard and onions (well, let’s be honest... 2 of them) is to die for. The staff really is friendly, and I love supporting family businesses. And it’s living history.
@@tookitogo Oh, it sounded like you were a regular there ! Too bad, it's not in my neighborhood either, but I agree with you about supporting family businesses.
Ime the mom and pop places are where I get the worst customer service....they often think bc they have no corporate overlord they can do whatever and treat customers however.
I’m glad everyone loves this place. It shows the black and brown can get along. Just in case anyone didn’t know, Ben was a Indian (from India) born in Trinidad and Tobago. Indian people been here a long time
He either called her or he went back to the bank and asked her out. They may have edited that part out. Back then the man did the calling and the asking out.
@Greg Siwek Too long ago to describe it today but as for it being the best in America? Nah. That's just subjective. I'm sure lots of D.C. locals might say this but everyone in New York and Chicago would make this claim as well. Personally I love a basic sauerkraut and mustard dog but my favorite style is a Carolina slaw dog.
I'm half asleep, and stoned from my wake and bake, and just started sipping my coffee here in NYC.... all I read was "I went to bens for a half-smoke, it was an iconic joint".... me: worddddd, must have been good getting one of them chili dogs, after blazin up. lmfao. Then I realized the Iconic JOINT was the place, and the half-smoke was the dog. Also like you said in your reply.... me as a New Yorker would argue this dog isn't anything crazy... looks good sure... but best in the world? Come on... Also, it's a hot dog lol... it's not like it's a burger, or pizza, or bagels... things that are actually hard to make... or can have a certain level of quality to them... hot dog is sausage in a bun... your sausage can be great yeah... but the only star here, or the only thing that could highly vary in quality from horrible to incredible would be the chili...
@@batman4452 dude, just the difference between an all beef hot dog and one made with chicken and pork or turkey is huge. It way more than just the chili.
I’m a Washingtonian and we were learning about this DC landmark in our history class, yes Ben chill bowl been through it all it was here before they went underground to build them trains, it was here before a lot of this new dc buildings,condos etc but I been here for 21 yrs and I Haven’t been to bens chill bowl😬
No lies there. The first time I had Ben's some 13 years ago I was told that the shake was a must try. Between the half smoke, the chilli cheese fries and that strawberry shake I was almost in a food coma on the ride back to my friend and his wife's place. So good. I can't wait to come back.
@@goprodog4304 Nope. The two times I was there I saw all nationalities, races etc. in there enjoying good food with no issues. If you're bothered by them saying black lives matter then you miss the point of that statement. It's not that black lives matter more than any other lives. It's saying that black lives matter just as much. Plain and simple.
It was for me. I went to community College, graduated with honors and transferred with a full scholarship to a small state university. Plus the pell grant pays about 500 a month towards my living expenses.
@@SuWoopSparrow yes. I worked a restaurant job and did University courses. The job more than paid for my bills on top of my scholarships and grants. With just dedication and the right school choice, you're education can be effectively free
Some profersor makes 250,000 dollars a year, in washington state univerity, so collage cost has gone way up, even at 15 bucks an hour, 27,000 for in state , housing cost 20,000 to 30,000 , for 57,000, 15 s hour is 28,000, with out taxes, so it 30 year to pay at least 120,000 or more, pay for collage
II was finally able to visit and eat at Bens chili bowl and it was a bucket list moment for me. The rich history and the delicious chili dogs is truly amazing. Thank you for making videos like these for people to discover wonderful food and people
I saw this today (10July2022), and ran to try this mouthwatering food in the early morning hours! My first impression - Excellent! I think I have been missing on this kind of food all my life! Keep on rocking, Ben’s Chilli Bowl on U Street!
Nice, a Georgian and an Armenian have tried Ben's Chilli Bowl. I wonder if an Azerbaijani has tried it. That way, Ben's Chilli Bowl has had customers from the three South Caucasian nations.
Ben's Chili Bowl is THE standard for chili dogs. Been eating them for 25 years, and even passed it down to my kid. It really is an institution and should be a historically protected landmark!
Had a conversation with Virginia Ali today. Went to DC for the sole purpose of getting a half-smoke. Was trying to relay with fam but didn't end up working out. I don't think either of the kids were there, but Virginia showed up towards the end. She came in talking and smiling, very small in stature but very proud in tone. She talked to me about the boom box there and complimented me on my longboard, followed by the comment "Oh be careful now, you could get yourself real messed up on that thing". Absolutely made my day. This woman is a national landmark.
@@danielschoen8402 Bye simple person. I've seen White people there,enjoying the food and experience. Gtfoh,stop being an ass. So unnecessary, promote happiness, joy ,love,peace. No more talk.
I'm vegetarian but seeing the history of this place (and the charismatic owners who seem so sweet) makes me want to pop in when I visit DC one day, even if I just get a drink. My husband has never had a chilli dog, so we'd have to go for his sake at least!
I agree completely with you. It’s too bad that they don’t provide vegan friendly option, otherwise I would definitely want to support small mom and pop businesses.
because it is a swamp full of MILLIONAIRE politicians ,think about that .How do politicians assigned by the people to rep the people become MiLLionAIres,because i dont know a single millionaire
@@Nok2rnal1 I love Teds, but Bens is better. The chili sauce next level . There’s some different stuff on the menu. Try the half smoked. It’s like a Smokey hot dog sausage, kinda hard to explain.
This is awesome! That chili dogs looks fantastic. Love the history. On my list the next time I'm in DC. Legacy is everything. I wish more black families thought this way.
The reason for this familes success is the wonderful work ethic, passion for food and unity behind the business. I love seeing family owned shops thrive.
I visited DC when I was around 9 years old, and I swear I have never eaten a chili dog as amazing since then! I couldn’t remember the name of this place.
@@jaykiefonseca Hah, I remember having currywurst outside of a train station in Munich and thinking, this tastes so much like a chili dog without the bun! I'd combine a European bratwurst with American chili....mmmm
Yeah, unfortunately, the only hotdogs I’ve ever eaten were the walmart brand pink sausages I had at family barbecues when I was younger, so I’ve never had an authentic hotdog experience.
What a lovely lady 😂 and family! The history of Bens is amazing ✌️ never had a chili dog 😳 I’m from Michigan so chili dogs are almost on every corner 😂😂
I was mad Horace and Dickies closed on H St. This place is a historical landmark for sure and this video is important. Ooohhhhs&Ahhhhs is another spot.
Mustard, onions, and secret chili on a charred dog and a steamed bun. Off the hook!!!!! I wish they had talked about the sides. Hopefully they have coleslaw fries and onion rings and some kind of lemonade and sweet tea. I'm guessing they have Pepsi products. It looks unbelievably delicious. Best of luck to the family. Thank you for all your hard work and promoting civil rights and also promoting delicious food
I have to stop in next time I'm in DC. Have never been there but the food looks great, and I love family-owned businesses. They take pride in keeping the quality going.
It's pretty simple. She wouldn't have called him because it isn't lady like for a woman to call a man. Especially back then. He was probably persistent and won her over. They were together for 50 years before he died. You and anyone else that gives you a thumbs up can't possibly be that stupid that you can't figure that out.
Legit, I went away for college in 1996. When I came back I looked around and wondered where all the white people came from? I was used to DC being a little dirty all through the late 80’s-early 90’s. Now even Anacostia is becoming gentrified!
There's just more than taste. Ben's chili bowl is a landmark. I hope it stays, to tell us all, That time passed but history remained.
@David Hester Are you talking about the chili? Cuz straight chili don't give you toots, beans do.
Yes, and it's true that everyone is welcome. They even created a vegan chili dog option for the new hipster residents.
Yessir
First time I saw a good comment on Insider.
Just kidding. Or am I?
@David Hester aoc has a head like a llama
I love this place. The half-smoke with chili, mustard and onions (well, let’s be honest... 2 of them) is to die for. The staff really is friendly, and I love supporting family businesses. And it’s living history.
Lies again? MUC MUD
@@NazriB What??
You're so lucky to have these locally.
@@henryottis295 Well, I currently live around 5000 miles from it… :(
@@tookitogo
Oh, it sounded like you were a regular there !
Too bad, it's not in my neighborhood either, but I agree with you about supporting family businesses.
We need more places like this back again. Family owned, community, great food, and especially love.
And we need to make them hipster and blogger restricted
Ime the mom and pop places are where I get the worst customer service....they often think bc they have no corporate overlord they can do whatever and treat customers however.
It IS on an establishment to not rest on their reputation...but we as customers need to regularly support such places.
Agreed
Also black owned
I’m glad everyone loves this place. It shows the black and brown can get along. Just in case anyone didn’t know, Ben was a Indian (from India) born in Trinidad and Tobago. Indian people been here a long time
This woman said: I never called him and the rest is history, I must have missed something here...
He either called her or he went back to the bank and asked her out. They may have edited that part out. Back then the man did the calling and the asking out.
I'm sure it implies the obvious. He found her
I thought I was the only one... she skipped some key steps...lol
When I visited D.C. while in college I went to Ben's for a half-smoke certainly but mainly for the history. Iconic joint and a must-visit for sure.
What did it taste like is it the best hotdog in America
@Greg Siwek Too long ago to describe it today but as for it being the best in America? Nah. That's just subjective. I'm sure lots of D.C. locals might say this but everyone in New York and Chicago would make this claim as well. Personally I love a basic sauerkraut and mustard dog but my favorite style is a Carolina slaw dog.
@@tosht2515 ok thank you sir , for the explanation, and your knowledge.
I'm half asleep, and stoned from my wake and bake, and just started sipping my coffee here in NYC.... all I read was "I went to bens for a half-smoke, it was an iconic joint".... me: worddddd, must have been good getting one of them chili dogs, after blazin up. lmfao. Then I realized the Iconic JOINT was the place, and the half-smoke was the dog. Also like you said in your reply.... me as a New Yorker would argue this dog isn't anything crazy... looks good sure... but best in the world? Come on... Also, it's a hot dog lol... it's not like it's a burger, or pizza, or bagels... things that are actually hard to make... or can have a certain level of quality to them... hot dog is sausage in a bun... your sausage can be great yeah... but the only star here, or the only thing that could highly vary in quality from horrible to incredible would be the chili...
@@batman4452 dude, just the difference between an all beef hot dog and one made with chicken and pork or turkey is huge. It way more than just the chili.
I’m a Washingtonian and we were learning about this DC landmark in our history class, yes Ben chill bowl been through it all it was here before they went underground to build them trains, it was here before a lot of this new dc buildings,condos etc but I been here for 21 yrs and I Haven’t been to bens chill bowl😬
Me neither. I live in MD but I never heard of this place, always thought the signature DC dish was wings with mumbo sauce
@@osamabindiesel3389 I live in md to I tried it it’s pretty good. But u need to wash it down wit a milkshake
Landmark? Tell your Liberal DC friends they forgot something to burn down quick!
Aren't you supposed to be called Washington DC resident instead of Washingtonian, because that sound not the best out there
@@batman4452 dude what
"I have no idea what to expect from it", she says, holding a bun stuffed with a sausaged, topped with mustard, onions and chili.
Lol, you're expecting a chili dog, just eat it.
She was told beforehand that there is black lives matter in it, she is a racist.
She said the mustard was sweet...
@@MCchizzle Sweet mustard. Shoot me in the head now. Probably the blm additive balances it?
@@goprodog4304 hahahahaha
This place is great. Their milkshakes are worth trying as well.
No lies there. The first time I had Ben's some 13 years ago I was told that the shake was a must try. Between the half smoke, the chilli cheese fries and that strawberry shake I was almost in a food coma on the ride back to my friend and his wife's place. So good. I can't wait to come back.
Unless you are white, right?
@@goprodog4304 Nope. The two times I was there I saw all nationalities, races etc. in there enjoying good food with no issues. If you're bothered by them saying black lives matter then you miss the point of that statement. It's not that black lives matter more than any other lives. It's saying that black lives matter just as much. Plain and simple.
@@goprodog4304 Lmaooo you’re a joke
@@way2kool89 a bad one at that.
“Having worked in restaurants to pay his way through university”.... oh boy wouldn’t that be a delight if that were still viable.
It was for me. I went to community College, graduated with honors and transferred with a full scholarship to a small state university. Plus the pell grant pays about 500 a month towards my living expenses.
@@SamP0rterBridges That sounds like a scholarship + working paid your way through university.
@@SuWoopSparrow yes. I worked a restaurant job and did University courses.
The job more than paid for my bills on top of my scholarships and grants. With just dedication and the right school choice, you're education can be effectively free
The scholarships I earned were purely for over a 3.0 GPA.
They weren't difficult to get
Some profersor makes 250,000 dollars a year, in washington state univerity, so collage cost has gone way up, even at 15 bucks an hour, 27,000 for in state , housing cost 20,000 to 30,000 , for 57,000, 15 s hour is 28,000, with out taxes, so it 30 year to pay at least 120,000 or more, pay for collage
II was finally able to visit and eat at Bens chili bowl and it was a bucket list moment for me. The rich history and the delicious chili dogs is truly amazing. Thank you for making videos like these for people to discover wonderful food and people
That's a true family they have,they have done good for each other. God Bless them all.
Imagine working for Food Insider and you dont know what to expect from a Chili dog
This place is known for its culture. Food insider dum af
She said "the mustard adds a sweetness" ROFL!
Exactly what I expect from Food Insider
Food Insider has always had terrible hosts.
Lol
I saw this today (10July2022), and ran to try this mouthwatering food in the early morning hours! My first impression - Excellent! I think I have been missing on this kind of food all my life! Keep on rocking, Ben’s Chilli Bowl on U Street!
@Cody CC-2224 True, bro! Cause I am Georgian, currently stationed by my employer in DC. 👍🇬🇪🍷
Nice, a Georgian and an Armenian have tried Ben's Chilli Bowl. I wonder if an Azerbaijani has tried it. That way, Ben's Chilli Bowl has had customers from the three South Caucasian nations.
@@dylanshumian8730 They should call it a full house from South Caucasus then!
I have Ben's delivered to my house in Massachusetts. I can't get enough of it!
I don't even live in US but still watching this late at night
23:30u over here right now. 😁
Greetings from Belgium 🇧🇪✌🏻
Come visit.
Watching this video, we can see the love and devotion the people put into their business and the community.
🤣🤣
wow absolutely amazing
Ben's Chili Bowl is THE standard for chili dogs. Been eating them for 25 years, and even passed it down to my kid. It really is an institution and should be a historically protected landmark!
yeah, but is it a hotdog or a sausage?
Lies again? Drama Comedy Like Harmless
Dad jokes are like chili dogs.
*Frankly, I can’t get enough.*
@@merrillgeorge1838 oh come on I know it was terrible but it's not *THAT* bad 😂
@@Passionforfoodrecipes Dad jokes are the wurst
@@ricebro2730 i cant believe you had the *audacity* to do that
@@Passionforfoodrecipes that was pretty good!
@@Passionforfoodrecipes well I'll be a DOGone sucker for that joke.
I was born at Howard University Hospital, my grandmother graduated from Howard and I grew up 15 minutes from Howard...this place runs deep!
Had a conversation with Virginia Ali today. Went to DC for the sole purpose of getting a half-smoke. Was trying to relay with fam but didn't end up working out. I don't think either of the kids were there, but Virginia showed up towards the end.
She came in talking and smiling, very small in stature but very proud in tone. She talked to me about the boom box there and complimented me on my longboard, followed by the comment "Oh be careful now, you could get yourself real messed up on that thing".
Absolutely made my day. This woman is a national landmark.
Title: must-eat chili dog
My terrible eyes: must-eat child dog
Yeah we don't need COVID-20 please
The "Dirty water dogs" are good but to bring out the true flavor of a hot dog, you have to fry it.
Delicious puppies eh?
Bruh
Guinevere, no.
Ms.Virginia is a living angel, the family are kind,beautiful, hard working, respectful people. Such a Gem to the Community. The food is delicious.
She is white
@@danielschoen8402 Bye simple person. I've seen White people there,enjoying the food and experience. Gtfoh,stop being an ass. So unnecessary, promote happiness, joy ,love,peace. No more talk.
It’s great how he,cook’s the food with love, and he makes you feel like you’re a part of what’s going on,that’s what makes he’s food so great..
I'm vegetarian but seeing the history of this place (and the charismatic owners who seem so sweet) makes me want to pop in when I visit DC one day, even if I just get a drink. My husband has never had a chilli dog, so we'd have to go for his sake at least!
I agree completely with you. It’s too bad that they don’t provide vegan friendly option, otherwise I would definitely want to support small mom and pop businesses.
They have a vegetarian chili dog for you!
@@LegendNeverD1es They have veggie dogs, so don't let that stop you!
Why don't you eat meat
How is he your husband then guys barley lived life.
The "Dirty water dogs" are good but to bring out the true flavor of a hot dog, you have to fry it.
Spiral cut char grilled is pretty lit too.
It is frying.??? or in the deep fat fryer, think of your Continental friends .
Depends if it’s a natural cased hot dog frying usually isn’t the best option because it will cause the casing to rupture from direct heat
I worked here for 7 years. The Ali family are the most humble people you will ever meet.
Truly a legendary place and family. It would be pretty interesting to spend a day hanging out with the regulars and hearing some stories.
Very cool. Awesome to see family businesses still take so much pride in what they have for over 60 years.
You see people always talk about the "Washington" swamp and don't understand the culturally-rich "DC". Ben's Chili Bowl is definitely...DC's finest
Looks amazing
because it is a swamp full of MILLIONAIRE politicians ,think about that .How do politicians assigned by the people to rep the people become MiLLionAIres,because i dont know a single millionaire
It's overrated.
@@kingbullyrock8739 Stop it.
@@batchagaloopytv5816 your unintelligible view of DC is based totally based on R neck ignorance. You sound undereducated and dence.
I drove from Buffalo ,Ny just to go to Bens. It was worth the 9 hr drive.
@Donald Donald that’s not what your mom says.
Tell me more about it; I live in Buffalo and always willing to both try new things and bring other regional eats to WNY.
How was it vs Ted's?
@@Nok2rnal1 I love Teds, but Bens is better. The chili sauce next level . There’s some different stuff on the menu. Try the half smoked. It’s like a Smokey hot dog sausage, kinda hard to explain.
@@MrSpankee02 Good heads up my sister lives in DC will be high on my priority list when I'm there for the holidays.
Great video. I am from DC and this is my first time hearing of "Black Broadway" Thank you for sharing!
You 😂 sure you from DC? Or if you are you gotta be young
This is awesome! That chili dogs looks fantastic. Love the history. On my list the next time I'm in DC. Legacy is everything. I wish more black families thought this way.
What a beautiful family and a beautiful institution.
Looks soooo good. I never had any desire to visit DC before...but that has changed now. I must try this lol
The reason for this familes success is the wonderful work ethic, passion for food and unity behind the business. I love seeing family owned shops thrive.
I visited DC when I was around 9 years old, and I swear I have never eaten a chili dog as amazing since then! I couldn’t remember the name of this place.
That looks so good. Thanks for the background on the food and family.
Love the mother! She is so nice and homey. I am glad to see this place is still there. Can't wait to check it out!
I went here a couple of months ago. Ben’s wife was still in there talking to customers and giving people their food. Such a wholesome lady
Says she has never had a chili dog. Erase my brain from hearing this
Me neither
I've only had 2 in my entire life. One of them I had last week.
@@jaykiefonseca I mean it's pretty much currywurst, with some more stuff in it.
@@jaykiefonseca Hah, I remember having currywurst outside of a train station in Munich and thinking, this tastes so much like a chili dog without the bun!
I'd combine a European bratwurst with American chili....mmmm
Yeah, unfortunately, the only hotdogs I’ve ever eaten were the walmart brand pink sausages I had at family barbecues when I was younger, so I’ve never had an authentic hotdog experience.
I can’t wait to try it next week!!
I did and it was THE BEST!!!!!
the chili dog looks delicious! I've been to DC but I didn't try this....oh I wish I had tried this amazing dish!
A Mecca of the District!
It wasn't the first hotdog I had in DC, but you can feel the history in the chili bowl!!
What a lovely lady 😂 and family! The history of Bens is amazing ✌️ never had a chili dog 😳 I’m from Michigan so chili dogs are almost on every corner 😂😂
I was mad Horace and Dickies closed on H St. This place is a historical landmark for sure and this video is important. Ooohhhhs&Ahhhhs is another spot.
I soooooooooooooo want to be in USA 🇺🇸 LOVE ❤️ 4M india 🇮🇳
Isnt beef forbidden to eat there?
This place looks pretty good. I will give it a try
This place is so good, I can still taste it
These places are PRICELESS!
" don't know what to expect on chills dowg "
" Mustard add some sweetness "
Man ,where's the hell they found this type of food host ?
Mustard, onions, and secret chili on a charred dog and a steamed bun. Off the hook!!!!! I wish they had talked about the sides. Hopefully they have coleslaw fries and onion rings and some kind of lemonade and sweet tea. I'm guessing they have Pepsi products. It looks unbelievably delicious. Best of luck to the family. Thank you for all your hard work and promoting civil rights and also promoting delicious food
I am DC area native and Ben's Chili Bowl is like going to grandma's. Warm atmosphere, great food, and full of love.
Great story. Next time I’m down there I’m going.
Half Smokes from street venders are good also. Luv em with mustard, sauerkraut and chili.
I remember going here in 2015 when I took a trip to DC. :) I had chili fries
I’m definitely gunna have to go here next time I’m in DC. Chili dogs are by far my favorite, so this place looks right up my alley
Such humble and warm people, owners and patrons.
MAN everytime they showed me that dog my mouth watered. And those burgers look hitting to! But that chili tops it off!!! OMG IT LOOKS SO FIREEEE
Still remember the first time I had a half smoke from Ben's, instant heaven!!
I know exactly what you mean!
Beautiful
UA-cam you know I have online classes in the morning, stop recommending food so late at night 😭
The guy at the end was a delight and seems like a really great person
This is not just a landmark, This is part of US history
I remember biking to Ben’s Chili Bowl when I lived in Mount Rainier, MD years ago.
More food documentaries from DC please!
Beautiful video
I want all of them please 😍 I would love to go there!
Visited friends in DC. They took us there. Way delicious. Honestly, this was the only restaurant I went to there that I actually would go back to.
Why do all the hosts/narrators for this channel sound like they’re trying to read ASMR?
and why are they all overweight?
@@ppeez looking at the food they see who would not be tempted
@@ppeez Bruh, why are you even here?
@@ppeez loool
Glad someone said it
Bens is also on Hst NE, Nats ball park in SW DC and both airports, National and Dulles.
Looks so good.
Me: *Oh this sounds delicious what are the ingredients-*
Video: *p o r k*
Me a muslim: *Nvm-*
Damn, your loss
@@ryanspangler4569 more.for us
Your not alone I am Muslim as well
Video: Beef
Me a Hindu: Oof
There always the burger and Milk shake
I have to stop in next time I'm in DC. Have never been there but the food looks great, and I love family-owned businesses. They take pride in keeping the quality going.
Chill dogs are awesome
Sonic be like-
This channel inspires legendary dumps!
I’m gonna try that hot chili dawg!
So glad that they have a shop next door where you can get half smokes to take home!👍
Much more interesting than just a 'hotdog video'. This kind of history never gets written in 'the history books', but it's clearly has it's place.
Most history books give two paragraphs to the Civil War they're not going to talk about hot dogs
It’s why I love the video despite the host.
Thank you for video
"of course I don't call him. And the rest is history, we've been together for 50 years.."
Umm, what?
It's pretty simple. She wouldn't have called him because it isn't lady like for a woman to call a man. Especially back then. He was probably persistent and won her over. They were together for 50 years before he died. You and anyone else that gives you a thumbs up can't possibly be that stupid that you can't figure that out.
@@613JMM hahaha u nailed it.
@@613JMM FOR REAL LOL
@@613JMM This 💯
Old school "courting"
They look very tasty to eat.
Turning a video about a hotdog to a video about politics. Most american thing to do.
The dogs look amazing!!
"Through the 90s" DC gentrification is still going on, all sponsored by Mayor Bowser
Legit, I went away for college in 1996. When I came back I looked around and wondered where all the white people came from? I was used to DC being a little dirty all through the late 80’s-early 90’s. Now even Anacostia is becoming gentrified!
Had the pleasure of visiting with school on a visit to DC - great service, even better food! even met Virginia, she was lovely!
that chili looks delectable🥺
A very rare couple, built their empire together, that's more impressive than anything else.
"the mustard adds sweetness" ....uhh? ok
You'd think it's be the onion
The mustard gives it that little bit of tang
What do you expect from a diversity hire who has never had a chili-dog before?
I went there once it’s so good
Where all my DC Natives at 👀????
Are you a politician's family member?
@@PJ-cm8ix No. I wish lol
Here yo
@@Daria-rj7ov I usually assume anyone living in D.C is a politician or someone related to him/her😂😂
I've never met a commoner who lives in D.C😂😂
I want to go here when it's safe to lift quarantine. I love me a good chili dog and I love everything I'm hearing.
Make sure you get the Chilli cheese fries too
Came here for a chilli dog... ended up with a history class... that's what I call a good service 👌🏻
I love your story .
When my friends want to lose me, they give me a half smoke with chili cheese and onion so I’m in an hour long bathroom meeting by myself. WORTH IT.
The chili is spectacular. The restaurant oozes history.
That is one of the best looking chill dogs
Is it a hotdog (weiner) or other type of sausage? Google calls it a "type of hotdog" but it seems more related to a brat.
The Ali’s serving half-pork... Nice!
Very well done
Basically what he said is, "Pour until the ancestors tell you to stop".
Ah a man of Asia I see