Dave’s Red Hots

Chicago Patterns Staff

April 20, 2016

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[Frederick Nachman]

[Frederick Nachman]

One of the oldest – if not the oldest – continuous operating hot-dog eatery opened in 1938 at 3422 W. Roosevelt Rd. The building was completed in 1893.

—Frederick Nachman


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