The story
The all-beef sausage two Viennese Jewish immigrants sold from a Maxwell Street storefront became the DNA of every Chicago hot dog.
Everything that was here
- 1894–present
Vienna Sausage (Original Halsted Store)Sausage / Hot Dog
The all-beef sausage two Viennese Jewish immigrants sold from a Maxwell Street storefront became the DNA of every Chicago hot dog.
See the map in 1895 →
Nearby history
Fluky's
Maxwell St. & Halsted St. · 41 m away
Jim's Original
1250 S. Union Ave. · 210 m away
Jimmy Stefanovic landed in New York in 1939 with seven dollars and invented the Maxwell Street Polish.
Lyon's Delicatessen (Nate's Deli)
807 W. Maxwell St. · 234 m away
Manny's Deli
1141 S. Jefferson St. · 300 m away
Granato's Pizzeria Napolitana
907 W. Taylor St. · 327 m away
White Palace Grill
1159 S. Canal St. · 551 m away
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