I grew up in Newark, been to Dickie Dee's countless times. In the Early 90's I joined the Army, stationed everywhere but every time I went back home to visit I made sure my first stop was to Dickie Dee's. I retired with 22 years of Service and been out of Newark for 30 years but no matter how long its been every time I go up there the Italian Hot dogs still taste the same. Great Place and Great People. Simply the BEST!!!!!!!!!!

Used to buy my *Italian Hotdogs* at Dickie Dee's on my lunch break while a student at Barringer High! The Best👍🏽

I’ve had my share of these delights, I’ve moved away so now all I can do is watch videos of them. But, whenever I’m back in the area, you can bet I stop for one of these. The best!!!

i cant wait to go back to new jersey. real people, real food. i've lived in california my whole life but our best days are behind us..

I grew up in Bloomfield as a kid, My father worked for the Town of Bloomfield for 26 years. I remember getting theese on a summer day and taking them to the park and just hanging out with my family...I still come to Bloomfield to see old friends and when I do, every once in a while I go back to have a double with everything..brings me back...When my car is done for the bloomfield car show,in the spring I will go get one.. cant wait

The original "Italian Style" hot dog started by Jimmy Buff on 9th st and 14th ave in Newark, NJ back in the 1932.

The original "Italian Style" hot dog started by Jimmy Buff on 9th st and 14th ave in Newark, NJ back in the 1932.

My mom grew up on the Northside back in the late 50’s until late 70’s. No doubt her and her family been there!

jersey exile in Seattle for 30 yrs. totally misses a dd dog. Made a home made version to watch Mets kick Yankee ass last week. Wasn't the same. But it brings back the memories. Keep the faith.

There was a place in Bloomfield called Zuchettes that also made a great Italian hotdog; was right off Bloomfield Avenue

You have no idea how homesick this makes me. We could never really decide between Dickie Dees and Jimmy Buffs, but there was always a Dickie Dees close by, especially on the way to Seton Hall Prep!

I goot, "How to make an italian hotdog" and this comes up! It's hilarious because I live a few blocks away from Jimmy Buffs. I've lived in Newark all my life.

Jimmy Buff's in Kenilworth (on the Boulevard) is good too.

Really gets "da juices" flowin'.

Sue's Luncheonette was on Wilson a few doors down from Bill's Flying A ( later Getty ) gas station. From sattelite maps I'd estimate it to be between Napoleon St. and Ann St. since the gas station is also gone but I see a lot where cars are parked on the corner. Sue served fantastic Italian Hot Dogs till at least the mid 60's.

Your getting me hungry now I gotta get some hotdogs. I live down neck so I have to drive up to Dicki dees.

i remember going to sue's on wilson ave a lot when i was in school

I live in the Ironbound, I might pass by there someday. maybe it can match the stuff around here

Time for a Dickie Dee double dog with the works yum.

ayy thats my spot!!

i LIVE NEAR THERE

Buffs on 14th Ave. and in Irvington, gone now, not the memories....going to try this hot dog joint ! Do you use BEST hot dogs from Avon Av.?

@kevinjju Where on Wilson Ave and when was this

Sue's on Wilson Avenue is gone now. Hasn't been around for about 15 years.

I was by there for the past 2 years while up in Jersey on vacation. They are either closed down or they are rarely open. Nobody ever answers the phone and it's buttoned up with metal on the doors and windows. It's in a pretty bad neighborhood. I love Italian Hot Dogs but had to settle for JJ's down in the park. I love Jersey food. Living in Hilton Head, italian food is sub standard, unless I cook it myself.

I support businesses in Newark like Dickie Dee's that have stayed through the good times and the bad times. But I just don't eat like that anymore, it's unhealthy!

Update, Sue's Luncheonette was next to Krug's Tavern, so it was 114-116 Wilson Ave.

YUMMMMM Hot dogs are DELISH! Dickie Dee's FTMFW

Fogettaboutit!

Ah bone donz cumpari, mangia!