Greenwich Village Hot Dog Spot Is Most Searched For In New York City

GREENWICH VILLAGE, NY — Greenwich Village just earned a whole lot of hot dog pride.

A neighborhood shop was just named by Google as the most-searched for hot dog spot on the search engine in New York City.

Google released data on Wednesday — in honor of the upcoming July 4 holiday — on the most-searched hot dog venues in New York City and across the United States.

Papaya Dog, at 333 Sixth Ave., is the most-searched for hot dog seller in New York City and the fifth most searched for in the entire United States, according to Google.

Here are the four most-searched for spots in the city, and their national rankings:

1. Papaya Dog, Greenwich Village (Ranked #5)
2. Snack Box, Midtown (Ranked #7)
3. Chelsea Papaya, Chelsea (Ranked #9)
4. Billy’s Hot Dog Cart, Upper West Side (Ranked #15)

Papaya Dog is open every day from 10:30 to 4:30 a.m. and serves up hot dogs for $3.99.

You can also get a two hot dog special with a 20 oz. drink for $8.99.

"Food is priced so well, and the quality is amazing," a person named Michael wrote as a review. "This is my new go-to restaurant on Seamless. The food always arrives within 20-30 minutes."

Google also revealed the top 10-rated hot dog spots in New York, unfortunately, Papaya Dog didn't make the list, but for those who are curious — here's who did.

1. Billy’s Hot Dog Cart, Upper West Side
2. Skippy’s, Staten Island
3. Holydog, Middletown
4. Adirondack Dog House, Old Forge
5. The Dog Den, White Plains
6. Kosher Heaven, Monsey
7. Charlie’s Legendary Hot Dogs and Onions LLC, Islip Terrace
8. Lubins-N-Links Sandwich Shop, Tarrytown
9. Famous Lunch, Troy
10. My Mother’s Place, Ozone Park, Queens

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