If you follow me on Instagram, you know I'm a pretty serious hot dog connoisseur, and the Fourth of July makes me want a hot dog real bad. From neighborhood grill outs to baseball game brats, summer really is the season of the hot dog. I've compiled a full list, adding a 🌭 next to my personal favorites.

We'll be frank, we know Greenville has other hot hot dog spots. If your favorite didn't make our list, let us know.

🌭 Lefty's West End Tavern | This is the spot for hot dog fans, complete with a specialty dog every single month. Ask for a punch card and try all 12 glizzies for a chance to win prizes. Bonus: In honor of Lefty's first birthday, enjoy a hot dog bar with unlimited toppings for just $7 on Tuesday, July 7.

🌭 SOCIETY Sandwich Bar & Social Club | Clifford the Big Red Hot Dog is a jumbo Nathan's all-beef frank loaded with cheese sauce and crispy prosciutto, topped with Fuego Takis.

🌭 Fluor Field | A ballpark is an obvious choice for a dog, but Chef Austyn McGroarty throws a fun and unique creation on the menu for select homestands. Check out my reviews of the pierogi dog + the cheesy bat.

🌭 The Community Tap | Swing by for Wiener Wednesday and grab a frank like "The Goat" which is a lager-poached dog topped with goat cheese and fried onions.

🌭 Up Dog | On Friday, July 3, you'll find me at the first pop-up for this new local hot dog cart during First Fridays in The Village.

🌭 Resident Diner | Known as the “Hot Dog Queen of Greenville,” Meredith’s funky toppings on tasty dogs bring a twist to an American classic when this spot pops up.

Maria's Kitchen at The Drop In Store | This unassuming spot has some banging bites, including a hot dog.

Skins Hotdogs | Since 1946, Skins has been the Upstate’s go-to for a dog, stepping into Greenville in 2000.

Double Dogs | This spot doubles (literally) as a dog-friendly hot dog destination.

Palmetto Fine Foods | This joint opened in 1959 serving “chilidogs” and has expanded its offerings (think: salads and Greek specialties like gyros) while keeping the staples.

Tommy's Snack Bar at Kellett's Korner | You don't have to be servicing your car to stop by for a dog.

Hot Dog Queen | Though I haven't met the Hot Dog Queen, I once saw her trailer on I-385, which prompted me to track down her viral pop-up.

Girl dinner or Fourth of July Lunch? | Photo by Halls Chophouse

Halls Chophouse | A gourmet hot dog deserves a martini to go with it.

O'Neal Hotdog Shop | If you like a Southern dog, this one with chili and onions needs to be on your list.

F-Mart | A fan describes the hot dogs at the F-Mart as “out of this world.”

Northgate Soda Shop | Not only do they have a great hot dog, but this is one of our favorite spots for comfort food.

Clock Drive-In | Scoundrel Owner and Chef Joe Cash tells us this is the one local menu he's bringing to a deserted island, shouting out "the hot dog all the way with half-and-half or a double chili cheeseburger."

Corn Dogs by Mr. Cow | For a new kind of dog, try a Korean Corn Dog: Choose your filling (beef sausage or cheese), and your toppings (cinnamon, potatoes, Flamin' Hot Cheetos, caramel puffs, fruity puffs, marinara sauce, or condensed milk with kinako — a roast yellow bean powder).

Petee's Drive In | Serving Greenville for 40+ years, this spot is also serving up breakfast classics if you're looking to swing by earlier in the day.

Rambo's Hotdogs | Established in 2019, catch this hot dog cart around town slingin’ Nathan’s all-beef franks.

🌭 Bonus: Costco | While it may not be a local spot, the $1.50 Costco hot dog combo has been a buck fifty since 1985, and Greenville's food court just got a remodel.