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Dogs about town Here are just a few home-grown hot-dog establishments in the River Region.
Chris Hot Dogs, at 138 Dexter Ave. in downtown Montgomery (265-6850, www.chrishotdogs.com). Chris, opened in 1917, is an institution, and some folks wont eat hot dogs anywhere else. The standard Chris dog has mustard, onions, kraut, and Chris Famous Chili Sauce, which you can also order the sauce alone by the pint, quart and gallon. Chris history can be found on its website.
Joe Mamas American Grill, at 63 Wisteria Place in Millbrook (285-1881, joemamasamericangrill.com) This funky joint boasts five hot dog offerings Diablo Dog (Polish sausage, mayo, ketchup, jalapenos and hot rooster sauce); Southern Dog (chili, slaw, onions and mustard), Western Dog (chili, jalapenos, mustard cheese and onions); Joes Dog (Joes special sauce, sauerkraut and onions) and Northern Dog (Polish sausage, grilled peppers, onions, spicy brown mustard).
All City Coney Island Eatery, 701 Madison Ave. (corner of Union and Madison) downtown (819-4100, www.allcityconeyisland.com). This dog spot opened in October 2010. Owner Daileen Carter hails from Detroit, where the Coney Dog (named for the New York birthplace of the hot dog) reigns supreme. Still, We fix them however the customers want them, Carter said.
Montgomery Biscuits concessions (www.biscuitsbaseball.com). Whats baseball without hot dogs? At the Railyard (sections 114-116), try the Jumbo Hot Dog, Kids Hot Dog, Chili Cheese Dog or the Johnsonville Bratwurst. The Sausage Shack (sections 109 and 112) offers up footlong hot dogs and bratwurst as well as Red Hot Sausage and Polish Sausage.
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The "Coney Island" Detroit dogs that are a favorite at All City Coney Island Eatery in downtown Montgomery are a lot like their namesake. (Hot dog lore has it that in the late 19th century, a German immigrant began serving up sausages on rolls at that
A line began to form outside Coney Dog at noon Monday in West Hollywood, the local Patch reported. It was the first official day of business for the Sunset Strip's new Detroit-themed restaurant.
In search of a Coney Island hot dog taste-a-like on the West Coast, continuous disappointment drove a group of hungry, Coney dog fiend-ing ex-Detroiters to bring their treasured, childhood staple to LA (In case you haven't figured it out, Coney Dogs

Mitt Romney was greeted by supporters during a stop at the Senate Coney Island restaurant in Livonia, Mich. yesterday. (Rebecca Cook/Reuters) By Matt Viser DETROIT — Unionized auto workers and Democratic activists dogged GOP presidential candidate
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A line began to form outside Coney Dog at noon Monday in West Hollywood, the local Patch reported . It was the first official day of business for the Sunset Strip's new Detroit-themed restaurant.
"These are hot dogs straight from Detroit. The chili is also from Detroit," Nick Vlassopoulos said from behind the counter, pointing to a natural casing hot dog made from beef, topped with an all-meat beanless chili and diced onions. "After two or three of these, you'll still feel great — maybe one burp."
Read more about the restaurant, which includes – in perfect California fashion – a vegetarian Coney, here . What do you think about that, Metro Detroit? We're not sure that would fly at Lafayette or American.
Stacy, great call about white & blue collars eating together. A few years ago I was at Lafayette on a typical workday lunch and while I'm eating a stretch Mercedes with tinted windows pulls up next to the restaurant. Mike & Marian Illich step out of the car and into Lafayette to enjoy lunch, on their own, no entourage, special service or anything. I thought that was pretty cool.
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