Do you ever wish you could get your hands on a Chicago-style hot dog? It’s hard to believe we might not want to eat fresh seafood from the Atlantic Ocean 24/7, but on occasion, one may feel the need to branch out. Locals are obsessed with the hot dogs at this unassuming Florida restaurant – Mustard’s Last Stand. Aside from hot dogs dressed up in more ways than you can imagine, you will also find fish tacos, chicken sandwiches, and vegetarian options too.

The first Mustard’s Last Stand location opened in 1987. Now there are two locations to choose from, one in old Eau Gallie and the other in the historic downtown area - both in Melbourne.
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Mustard’s Last Stand, also known as Mustard’s Famous Hot Dogs, offers a small indoor eating area with walls chock full of memorabilia for you to browse.
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You might feel the need to purchase a Mustard’s t-shirt.
Sometimes a classic hot dog can be paired with a classy drink special, like a mini bottle of prosecco.
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The beer on tap comes from local breweries.
This beauty, called the Ring Toss, is a quarter pound hot dog - encircled by onion rings and topped with garlic and ranch dressing. Yes, please!
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Bring Fido in the car for a pup cup at the drive-thru window.
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Or bring your pooch and eat outside on the patio, at either location.
Here’s something unique - the Sweet Piggy - pulled pork with spicy BBQ sauce and honey, on a signature waffle bun.
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A low carb menu option includes a hollowed-out pickle substituted for a bun.
In October you may see Vampire Fries on the menu – French fries topped with marinara sauce, Swiss and parmesan cheeses, garlic, and a fried egg.
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When St. Patrick’s Day rolls around, try the Lucky Leprechaun, a hot dog with sauerkraut and corned beef.
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Mustard's teamed up with Simply Bread to open Highland Park Sandwich Shop in Melbourne. Check it out.

Next time you are craving a hot dog, stop by Mustard’s Last Stand in Melbourne – the locals are obsessed with this fabulously unassuming Florida restaurant. You will soon come to understand what the hype is all about. For a full menu and hours, visit the Mustard’s Last Stand website and Facebook page.

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Read our other articles for more fun in Melbourne, including a flea market and a zoo.

 

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Mustard's Last Stand, 1288 N Harbor City Blvd, Melbourne, FL 32935, USA
Mustard's Famous Hot Dogs, 415 E New Haven Ave, Melbourne, FL 32901, USA