Hillbilly Hot Dogs

Restaurant in West Virginia, USA

Hillbilly Hot Dogs is a restaurant located in Lesage, West Virginia, known for its eclectic decor and unique hot dog creations. The restaurant was established in 1999 by Sonny and Sharie Knight and has since become a popular roadside attraction.

History

Hillbilly Hot Dogs was founded by Sonny and Sharie Knight in 1999. The couple transformed an old school bus into a dining area, which has become one of the restaurant's most distinctive features. Over the years, the restaurant has expanded to include additional seating areas and quirky decorations, including various memorabilia and antiques.

Menu

The menu at Hillbilly Hot Dogs features a variety of hot dogs with creative toppings, as well as other items such as hamburgers, sandwiches, and deep-fried dishes. One of their most famous offerings is the "Homewrecker," a 15-inch hot dog loaded with a variety of toppings. The restaurant also offers vegetarian options and a selection of sides, including french fries and onion rings.

Decor and Atmosphere

The decor at Hillbilly Hot Dogs is intentionally rustic and whimsical, with a mix of old signs, license plates, and other eclectic items adorning the walls and outdoor areas. The dining experience is casual, with many patrons enjoying their meals in the converted school bus or at picnic tables outside.

In Popular Culture

Hillbilly Hot Dogs has been featured on several television shows, including Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives on the Food Network. The restaurant's unique atmosphere and creative menu have made it a popular destination for both locals and tourists.

See Also

• List of hot dog restaurants
• Cuisine of the Southern United States
• Roadside attraction