There is just so much backlog of little importance from out of state restaurants (Zuni, Bar Tartine, Flour+Water, Blue Hill at Stone Barn [Part 8!?!], Tilth, Jean George, DBGB, Crush, ad nausea) that I must bring this to your attention.
Seattle’s Monster Dog (stands) offer cream cheese ghetto dogs. Yes, we were drunk; yes, we finished; no, I wasn’t proud of myself the next morning.
This is the popular cart, across Quinn’s in Capitol Hill, that was swarmed even tho Seattle was rockin’ a toasty 40 deg this recent November.
Monster Dog
And what we sampled at 1am on our first evening in Seattle? Not Pike’s Peak, not drink the coffee, a grilled dog with much paleness, ie, cream cheese and mayo. Just lovely, and possibly even better than danger dogs.
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[...] completely plowed on Capitol Hill, and then eat a signature Seattle hot dog with cream [...]
Eats & Interests | A Casual Seattlite's Guideblog added these pithy words on Jan 13 10 at 10:10 amSteve added these pithy words on Dec 30 09 at 4:47 pmThat is the least Jewish creation ever, surpassing the corned beef and cream cheese sandwich sold in D.C. in the 90’s if not today. Repulsive.
bagnatic added these pithy words on Dec 31 09 at 2:09 pmomg, why is cream cheese in everything?! who’s the p.r. person for it cuz they be doing a good job.
bagnatic´s last blog ..would dorothy eat here? no seriously.
Kiki Maraschino added these pithy words on Jan 03 10 at 6:16 pmOh man! I did Seattle twice last year and missed the cream cheese dog? This year it will be mine!
Diana added these pithy words on Jan 04 10 at 11:47 amI read this post last week, but I’m still shocked and appalled.
*Shivers*
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