Help! I need a great hot dog cart/stand name!!!!

Hi fellow hot dog lovers,

I am finally taking the plunge. I'm gonna do it, and open a hot dog stand or cart. I am putting all the details together, but I need your help. As many of you know, I have been looking for a hot dog shaped cart or building (I'm serious!!!), and have come up with a few options.

What I need from you is your help in choosing a name. I am not very creative, so I thought you fellow hot dog lovers could help me out. Let's brainstorm and see what we can come up with.

The winner, gets all the hot dogs they can eat at my new venture. :-)

Suggest as many names as you can think up. This will be fun!

Thanks everyone!

-Rob

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Originally posted by DeepMartini

Hi fellow hot dog lovers,

I am finally taking the plunge. I'm gonna do it, and open a hot dog stand or cart. I am putting all the details together, but I need your help. As many of you know, I have been looking for a hot dog shaped cart or building (I'm serious!!!), and have come up with a few options.

What I need from you is your help in choosing a name. I am not very creative, so I thought you fellow hot dog lovers could help me out. Let's brainstorm and see what we can come up with.

The winner, gets all the hot dogs they can eat at my new venture. :-)

Suggest as many names as you can think up. This will be fun!

Thanks everyone!

-Rob

"Doggin' It" "Dog Gone", not too ingenuis, well, I never am but it's a start!

How about "Bob's-O-Link" or "Dog's on the run" or "Boston Bob's Bodacious Buns and Brats"

Doggie's Last Stand or

Doggie's Best Stand

or, "Yellow Dog" (Democrat) -lots of them in Bean Town ...

Cheers, John

Spot's (paint the cart white with black spots)
The Dawg House
Pup Tent

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Originally posted by Scarlett

Pup Tent

Pup Tent

I think Scarlett's got a winner here...

DeepMartini:

On second thought, considering that you're in the Boston area, that might not work. "Pup Tent" would bring to mind the military and/or the Boy Scouts, and liberals hate both of these fine American institutions.

The name would work great down here in Texas, though...

What about "Puppy Love"?

or, since you're in Boston, "Liberty Dogs"?

Oh, mannnnn!

I almost got excited ... thinking I could have a winner..

Oh, well, sniff, sniff.... back to the drawing board.

Hey Deep, I am in Worcester...Dont come take my business...LOL....How about "Who let the Dawgs out" ....We just started and I have to say it is a hard business to get rolling but I wish you the best! I am a homebrewer also and would like a hot dog stand named " Frank and Stein"....give me some time and I may do it.

Grab it 'n' Growl

Dog Gone Good
Git a Long Little Doggie
Dog Daze
Top Dog (logo = hot dog with a top hat)
Hot Spot

"The Weenie Dog!"
"Dog's Gone Wild!"
"Doggy Chow!"
"Hot Dogg'n It"
"Hot Dogger"

This one should work?

"Rob's Big Weenie!"

(Slogan)

"You Can't Beat My Meat!"

"But You Can Touch My Buns!"

Seriously..........

Keep it simple. How about "The Hot Dog Cart"?

Not to infringe on Dharma Dog's territory, but there are many more ideas[url='http://www.roadfood.com/Forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3560']here[/url].

I contacted a wit of sorts who I work with, he contacted a friend in Boca, seeing as they went through of all this to come up with names I feel I have to post them:

The Doghouse
Get A Long Little Doggie
Dog Daze
Fun In A Bun
Wiener Takes All
Dog Pound
Who Let The Dogs Out
Top Dog(saw this a couple of times, there is one in Fort Myers Beach with two p's)
Doggy Style
Dog-gone Good
Hot Dog-It
Diggety Dogs
_____________'s Pedigree Weiners
Eeny Weenie Miney Mo
Wieners Galore

Well DeepMartini,
Taking into consideration that you’ve been looking for a hot dog shaped cart, I think the name Wiener Wagon would not only describe the business well, but is easy to remember.

It's Boston?

How about Ye Olde Hot Dog Standde (or Cartte or Wagonne)?

Wiener Waggin'

Dog Day Afternoon
Steamin' Weenies
Cart O' Lips 'n Snout
Buns and Meat Hoses
Everyone's a Wiener

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Originally posted by Bushie

DeepMartini:

On second thought, considering that you're in the Boston area, that might not work. "Pup Tent" would bring to mind the military and/or the Boy Scouts, and liberals hate both of these fine American institutions.

The name would work great down here in Texas, though...

Hey - I'm pretty liberal and I have no problem with the name "Pup Tent." I think it's the best one proposed yet.

Rob a' Dog
Dog Days of ________ -- Change last word by season or mood
No Naked Dogs Here
Eat my Weiner
Doggie Cheers -- seems suitable for Boston
Only Well Dressed Dogs Served Here
Doggie Treats
Doggie Bag's Available
Dogs Sold Here
Dogs Served Here
Rob n' the Seven Dogs (then you need 7 kinds of dogs, of course)

Or....you might....have a replaceable sign and change it
daily?
weekly?
monthly?
whenever you feel like it?
People might come by just to see what the name is this day...week...month...

Afraid this is addictive.....

Wag the Dog...

or

Rob's Insult Comic Dogs...

Weeeee Doggies!

Chow Hounds

The Weiners Circle

PUTTIN' ON THE DOG


ROB-I-DOGS

OR HOW ABOUT-- GOOD DOG!

The original creator of the Italian Hot Dog was Tony Sbarro from Trenton. He was the owner of Casino's Restaurant, which is still there and family owned and still has the BEST ITALIAN HOT DOG EVER! The family have just received an award for the creation of the official food of NJ! Some may come close but none can compare!