Yat’s Cajun Creole Indianapolis, Indiana (Photo: Chuck Carroll) 26. Basically, these folks know their chili, and there’s always hot sauce, rice and bread for extra effect.
The menu changes daily - could be red chili, black chili, white chili, with chicken, cheese, crawfish or sausages. UNLV: Loco DogĪ beef dog wrapped in bacon and topped with grilled onions, jalapeno relish and guacamole, served on a grilled wheat bun.įlowrider Las Vegas, Nevada (Photo: Chris M) 27. Marvin’s Greencastle, Indiana (Photo: Jason Reitman – No, really!) 28. While this bad boy technically belongs to nearby DePauw University, many an ISU student (and those from much further away) make the trek for this famed late-night fuel: two quarter-pound burgers on an 8-inch hoagie roll, with copious American cheese and garlic salt. Indiana State: Marvin’s Garlic Cheeseburger Michiganders, not being hippies, order it with sausage on the side.įleetwood Diner Ann Arbor, Michigan (Photo: calamity_hane) 29.
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Michigan: Hippie HashĪ full plate of hash browns with mushrooms, broccoli, peppers onions and lots of feta. Pizza Shuttle Lawrence, Kansas (Photo: tommy k.) 30. Pizza with a full layer of cream cheese in between the sauce and the mozzarella. VooDoo Dog Tallahassee, Florida (Photo: VooDoo Dog) Too late for dinner, too early for breakfast? Try a hot dog wrapped in bacon on a fried egg with cheese. Potato Shack College Station, Texas (Photo: DerekSteen) 32. This one has BBQ chicken, bacon, butter, sour cream and cheese. Thought a baked potato was only a vessel for sour cream and cheese? Think again. Texas A&M: Spicy Bacon Chicken Baked Potato Spicy Vienna beef Polish hot dog fried crispy and topped with onions, tomato wedges, chili and cheese.ĭogg Haus Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Photo: Dogg Haus) 33. Between the Buns South Bend, Indiana (Photo: BtB) 34. Perhaps designed to be eaten by a group, but on many occasion consumed by a single drunken Irish fan.
Ribs, chicken strips, mozzarella sticks, Parmesan shrimp and breadsticks.
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