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By Kyle Wagner
Published on July 05, 2001
Q: Where can you get a decent hot dog in this town, preferably one that isn't some fancy upscale thing that costs five bucks?
A: No yuppie pups at Chicago (8590 West Colfax Avenue, Lakewood, 303-233-0500), where two bucks buys a big, fat Vienna beef with the works, including tomatoes, peppers and celery salt, all served on a fluffy poppyseed bun. Or go to the dogs at Paul's Place (three metro locations), where three dollars nets you a jumbo beef frank ‹ available steamed, but much better charbroiled ‹ along with access to all the cherry peppers, grilled bell peppers and sauerkraut your gut can take.
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