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What to order at Woofie's Hot Dogs
- The dish to know
- Chicago-style hot dogs
- Editor tip
- Order it Chicago-style, dragged through the garden. It is a quick, cheap roadside stop near the airport.
CuisineAmerican BBQ
Price$
Neighborhoodoverland
HoursMon-Sat 11:00-17:00; Sun Closed
Phone+1-314-426-6291
The dishChicago-style hot dogs
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Tip: Order it Chicago-style, dragged through the garden. It is a quick, cheap roadside stop near the airport.
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