1. Chicago Dog
2. Dallas Dog
3. Atlanta Dog
4. Philly Dog
5. New York Dog
6. Memphis Dog
7. Baltimore Dog
8. Maxwell Street Polish Dog
9. San Francisco Dog
10. New Orleans Dog
11. Green Bay Dog
12. Milwaukee Dog
Taste:8/10(Good. Since I am in Chicago, I ordered their Chicago dog which the taste is good. If you can't get other good Chicago dog, do try here).
Price:7/10(Moderate. Regular hotdog at USD3.39 and large at USD3.79).
My Chicago hotdog.
America's Dog is the one stop centre for you to try a variety types of hotdog all over USA.
Pictures of the discovery of variety of hotdog across America.
The seating inside the restaurant.
GPS/Coordinate: 41.884603, -87.626952
Address: 21 E Randolph St, Chicago, IL, United States.
Public transport: Lake metro station via red line.
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