This Little Hole-in-the-Wall Restaurant in Tennessee Serves some of the Best Hot Dogs in all of the

Hot dogs are a simple pleasure–ketchup, mustard, maybe some relish, and voila, you’ve got the classic all-American dog.

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However, there’s one restaurant in Tennessee that truly puts some extra love into the craft of hot dog assembly. A true dining fixture that's about as old-school as it gets: Miss Griffins Footlong Hot Dogs in Chattanooga.

Miss Griffins opened in 1939 and has become one of Tennessee's most beloved eateries.

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The restaurant is known for its retro vibe that will seriously take you back in time. It features an old-fashioned service counter and a small dining space complete with a checkered tile floor, brightly colored walls, and vintage signage.

The menu here hasn't changed in decades either, and it is often regarded as one of the most affordable places to eat in the Chattanooga area.

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Choose between 8 different specialty dogs all featuring their infamous foot-long hot dog and topped with various mouth-watering options from chili to relish and onions.

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The restaurant is also known for its signature "chop plate." A dish comprised of their classic footlong chopped up and covered in traditional bean chili with a side of slaw and Texas-style bread.

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The next time you find yourself craving a good old-fashioned meal served with a side of nostalgia, be sure to hit up this Tennessee dining fixture. Miss Griffins is currently open every day of the week except Sundays. To learn more, you can visit their official site here.

What do you think? Have you ever visited Miss Griffins? Is it worth the hype? Let us know what you think and be sure to drop your favorite Tennessee hot dog spot in the comments.