National Coney Island

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National Coney Island
Company typePrivate
IndustryRestaurant
Founded1965
Headquarters
Roseville, Michigan
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United States
Key people
James Giftos (founder)
ProductsConey dogs, Greek salads, Hani sandwiches
Websitewww.nationalconeyisland.com


National Coney Island is a chain of fast-food restaurants based in Roseville, Michigan, United States. The chain was founded by James Giftos in 1965, and it is known for its Coney dogs, Greek salads, and Hani sandwiches.

History[edit | edit source]

National Coney Island was founded by James Giftos in 1965. The first restaurant was located in the Macomb Mall in Roseville, Michigan. The chain has since expanded to include 20 locations throughout the Metro Detroit area.

Menu[edit | edit source]

The menu at National Coney Island includes a variety of items, including their signature Coney dogs, Greek salads, and Hani sandwiches. The Coney dogs are made with a natural casing hot dog, topped with an all-meat chili, diced onions, and yellow mustard. The Hani sandwich is a pita sandwich filled with chicken strips, Swiss cheese, lettuce, and tomato, topped with the restaurant's special sauce.

Locations[edit | edit source]

National Coney Island currently operates 20 locations throughout the Metro Detroit area. The locations include standalone restaurants as well as locations within shopping malls and airports.

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