Jack’s Hot Dog Stand: An Iconic North Adams Eatery | Connecting Point | Sept. 24, 2021

Over the years, Connecting Point's Brian Sullivan has explored different facets of the American dining experience. Whether it's the enduring legacy of the roadside diner, the disappearing family-owned doughnut shop, or the multi-generational pizza place that helps keep the community together, each locale offers up an experience that is just as memorable as the food.
In this next story, Brian visits Jack’s Hot Dog Stand, a small join in North Adams that was there long before any of today's diners, doughnut shops or pizza places, and shows no signs of slowing down!

[@DPK99ATown]

I grew up a town over in Adams and have been going to Jack’s since I was a kid and my old man would take us for lunch. I don’t get there too often anymore but I recently did and it hasn’t changed a bit. Just as great of a place as ever. Chilli-cheese dogs still hit the spot

[@wmst5065]

I was going to Jack's when Jeff's Dad was running it. My Dad would take me and we would feast on some of the best 'dogs in the Northeast. I moved to the West Coast over 20 years ago and Jack's is one of the places in Berkshire County that I truly miss.

[@Matt_The_Paul]

God I miss going to this place! Used to go every Thursday before I moved out of the area.

[@vahesoghomonyan707]

By any chance, did you go to Drury High school? I was an exchange student back in 2003-04, and I used to go to Jacks every Friday.

[@LM-gl4gz]

❤ down to earth fast crew are awesome + snappy hot dogs & burgers are the best ❤

[@dadeyeyam]

Brian is a legend and Jacks is a staple in the community!

[@oldfarmshow]

👍

[@jp95js]

Where is North Adams? I like the look of their fries. They look more like what the British call chips, thicker than the straw shaped Fries.

[@DPK99ATown]

Eagle St. It’s a one-way street off of the east part of Main St. It is just as good as it looks!