Doc's Hot Links - Gilmer

#37 - Pizza - Gilmer, Restaurants, Breakfast
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The menu of Doc's Hot Links from Gilmer contains about 28 different menus and drinks. On average you pay about $16.8 for a dish / drink.

Doc's Hot Links in East Texas is a local favorite known for their Original and Jalapeño hot links made fresh daily. Served with traditional sides like saltine crackers, orange cheese, jalapeños, and white bread, these hot links are a must-try for anyone craving authentic Southern flavor. With a loyal following that spans generations, Doc's continues to impress with their old-timey atmosphere and consistently delicious hot links. Whether you're a long-time fan or a first-time visitor, Doc's Hot Links is a must-visit spot for true East Texas cuisine.

Last update: 11.12.2025

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★ 4.4 / 5 from 1177 reviews

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Original and Jalapeño Hot links are made there on site daily. You can order them up ready to eat there with all the traditional sides. Saltine crackers, orange cheese, jalapeños, white bread and their house hot sauce. I typically order them raw freeze them and smoke them myself. Definitely a local delicacy that I’m unable to experience where I currently live. It stands to reason why hot links are known as East Texas... View all feedback.

john-nazry
John 28.11.2017 - 11:53

I was born, raised, and still live here in "Tatertown".

laura65-1
Laura 28.11.2017 - 11:53

We drove from Dallas to Ore City for a reunion and there was no way we could pass through without stopping for links.

tosca-bianco
Tosca 28.11.2017 - 11:53

This dingy looking building has been here for what seems like foreverThank goodness. I've been a semi-regular for about 20 years or so.

gaylord-oda
Oda 08.05.2023 - 09:42

I giggled some of the reviews. You're fat! Hello, you're in the south, sweetie! If you're looking for the Yankee-fied version of hot links, this is not! I grew up on Doc's. I'll say it's changed since they changed owners. The Henderson family bought the place in 1969 and sold it about a year ago. They still taste just as good, but it's either that I'm getting old (he or a slight change in preparation, but they're a bit too fat for me today, so I buy them raw and bring them home, bake or grill them. My sons are now 3. (maybe 4.) creating Doc's fans. They're just cashless, and I heard that the sauce is the best, but I prefer mine with ketchup and salins. The seats are a U-shaped Formica table, and you just stand above the bench and sit a spell and enjoy the scholarship atmosphere while you lie down. There is no online order, no delivery (except you're friends with a local who will bring you some! but they are well worth the ride from...well, everywhere!

vedwards-1
Eden 08.05.2023 - 09:42

Pittsburg (East TX, NOT PA) style hot links. You're perfect! If you don't know what a hot link is, don't ask. Just enjoy it! You have 2 choices: either bite the end and fill it with hot sauce, or eat it with a saltin. Either way, you can't go wrong.

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