Dogma Grill

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Dogma Grill was among the first places to open on the Upper East Side, attracting strollers from nearby neighborhoods and businesses alike. After several changes in ownership it is on the up and up, still with outdoor seating only under shade umbrellas. There are all-beef franks, turkey hot dogs, bratwurst, smoked Polish sausage and Italian sausage with a choice of toppings. Specialty dogs...

You can't credit a hot dog stand with revitalizing a neighborhood. Or can you? Dogma Grill was among the first to modernize the Upper East Side, and attracts citywide movers-and-shakers---from commissioners to strollers---from nearby… Read More

People show up in droves to this open-air hot dog stand for the many interpretations on the kosher wiener. Get yours with crushed pineapple, mozzarella, or grilled bacon. Sidewalk seating gives you a brilliant view of boulevard antics. Is that dude really a pimp, or is he kidding with the zirconia and the fur-trimmed fedora?

A little bit of L.A. comes to a gritty stretch of Biscayne Boulevard in the form of this very tongue-and-cheeky hot-dog stand whose motto is "A Frank Philosophy." The brainchild of a former MTV executive, Dogma will change the way you view hot dogs, offering a plethora of choices, from your typical chili dog to Chicago style, with celery salt, hot peppers, onions, and relish. The tropical...

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