But can they beat the Monster Nathan's Hot Dog & Monster Drink for $1.81, (including tax) at Sam's Club?
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had a weenie the other day - it was GOOD! came on a sub roll :)
ReplyDeleteWhere is this place?
ReplyDeleteCan ANYONE?
ReplyDeletePrice isn't everything, however. It might be nice for the people at that part of town to be able to get a good dog for lunch.
Good for them! Best wishes for a huge success!
ReplyDeleteThe computer guy who used to be in that building was awesome...where did he get to? Dimension X I think it was...
WaWa sports some good dogs too. The Bacon Cheese Dog Rocks!
ReplyDeleteThe Reuben sounds nice. Get another dog for a dollar, not bad.
ReplyDeleteBetter be careful your surrounded by some bad areas, be careful when the sun goes down.
ReplyDeleteThat place is downtown. Used to be a dentist office.
ReplyDeleteGood luck to them, and for the folks on that side of town, they'll save the difference from Sam's on gas and aggravation.
Takes guts to open a place in an economy like this. Support local businesses!
Went last night, the gentleman who owns the shop was making the dogs himself, nice guy. Food was excellent, and the price was great. Fed four people for $12. Best part, it's walking distance to my house.
ReplyDeletethat building is NOT downtown & did NOT used to be a dentist. Its on the corner of Rt 13 & Naylor street (opposite corner from ponzetti's). back in the day it used to be a hearing aid place...
ReplyDeleteTerrible Location! High Prices! Why!!!
ReplyDeleteWHY!!!
WHY ARE THESE PEOPLE DOING THESE THINGS!!!!
STOP!
NOW!!
STOP IT!!!
Will somebody answer the question, where is it?
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When is the Fractured Prune opening? Anyone know?
How could they miss out on selling a Chicago style hot dog? Those things are great!
ReplyDeleteSteamed all beef hot dog, poppy seed bun, mustard, onion, neon-green sweet pickle relish, dill pickle spear, tomato, sport peppers, and celery salt.
who is the owner?
ReplyDeleteis it better the Sams, I would assume so, and its LOCALY OWNED!!!!!, I'm not going to say that I odn;t shop at sams, but its people like Sam walton who killed main streets, and ruined family business, and manufacturing, I will always support local over Supperstore
ReplyDeleteI guess if I had a choice between joining Sam's Club for 40 bucks in order to buy a hot dog for $1.81, I'd go for the $3 hot dog at this new place.
ReplyDeleteWhy continue a membership in Sam's when everything is 6% cheaper at tax free BJ's in Millsboro?
For the record, it's located near Survival Products on the corner of Naylor St. and Rt. 13. Left hand side if heading North.
ReplyDeleteNo sense of humor today huh.
ReplyDeleteI'll be trying the dogs. Fractured Prune is right across the highway from SU where the Wicker Warehouse used to be. I love their food, but I will stay loyal to DeVage's. Just writing this makes me hungry for their doughnuts and subs. If you haven't had their old-fashioned fresh made doughnuts treat yourself and your family tomorrow morning. they are on Main across from Country House.
ReplyDeleteJust got back from there; what a dog! I couldn't finish it! Worth every penny, but I won't tell my workers about it; they'll all want an afternoon nap after lunch!
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ReplyDeleteThe Fractured Prune has passed inspection and should be open sometime next week. 2 of my friends are the co-owners.
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ReplyDeleteSweet! I'll be there! I do also like Devage's (just had a breakfast sandwich there and it was mighty tasty), but I'm sure I will find a way to fit the Fractured Prune in--what's a few more delicious calories?
FYI there are a few of these buildings around town. They were originally Delmarva Cleaners.
ReplyDeleteHot dogs taste really good, especially with condiments. Kids love hot dogs. The whole hot dog experience was ruined for me one day when I read the "Nutritional Information" on the back of a pack of hotdogs. They are 70% fat! I think Weenie's is an example of a great Recession-era business.
ReplyDeleteWell, we are in a recession!
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