olneyville new york system

have you ever had a rhode island-stylehotdog?i'm sorry - a wiener! never call it ahotdog here. i learned the hard way.well, we went to olneyville new york system restaurant to try one. and, it's an old-school, almost soup nazi-esque vibe.the menu is small, you go up to the counter to order and don't ask any questions.i ordered one wiener, and a coffee milk. the wiener comes with sauce, mustard, onions and celery salt.

i have never once tried the famous olneyville new york systemhotweiners until i had a sudden craving forhotdogs and thought ‘hey let’s make a trip back to rhode island’. we also got cheese fries because we were so hungry. i wished i had tried them when i was in ri!

in my humble opinion, there’s few things in this world more divine and glorious than a greasy new york systemhotwiener . it’s like a taste of heaven in tube-shaped form. each time i enter the “pearly gates” of olneyville, it feels like an out-of-body experience. celestial bliss as a chorus of angels play trumpets upon my arrival….ok, ok, maybe i’m getting carried away…but these wieners are my weakness! and i’m sure i’m not the only one with this guilty pleasure! olneyville new york system has become a rhode island staple (ironically, despite the name) for both locals and tourists. whether staggering drunk during late hours or completely sober in search of a not-so-nutritious lunch, there’s just something about this mystery meat that will curb any appetite – or cure any hangover for that matter. and everyone knows there’s only one way to order a new york systemhotwiener… and that’s “ all the way” . a delicious blend of yellow mustard, onion, celery salt, and meat sauce all served on

we suppressed giggles and inquired about thehotwiener special, which we learned includes twohotdogs, fries, and a soda. thehotdogs, served in a steamed bun, are topped with a seasoned ground meat, chopped onions, and - the magic ingredient - celery salt.