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If you've eaten in Chicago, you've heard of Vienna Beef dogs. And if you love bargains, you've heard of Mile High Vienna Stand: It's the place that has a hot dog happy hour from 3 to 6 p.m. every day, when two bucks gets you a true-blue Vienna Beef dog and fries. As it turns out, though, Mile High has more than just Chicago-style dogs at good prices (and served with really good fries) going for it. Italian beef, for example, another favorite Chicago dish. Mile High isn't really a stand -- even if this homey storefront on Santa Fe is almost as small as one; your grandma would say it's like eating on top of a postage stamp. Come at lunchtime and you'll see people lined up shoulder to shoulder around the edge of the room, waiting for their order and chatting with neighbors. Go, Cubs!
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While we don't subscribe to the belief that the only good hot dog is a Chicago dog, we will acknowledge that the Windy City makes one hell of a frank. And here in Denver, you'll find a reverent homage to the Chicago dog at the two Mile High Vienna stores, where Sonny Jarock and Jeremy Williamson have created shrines to Denver and Chicago sports. The menu shares a similar division, with green chile and tamales alongside Italian beef and a Chicago dog done exactly right: with a springy Vienna... More »
Cubs ticket stubs, Harry Caray photos and other Chicago sports paraphernalia line the walls of Mile High Vienna Stand, channeling the city that's famous for a favorite sports snack: the Chicago dog. Naturally, that's what Mile High Vienna serves. The bona fide Chicago dog starts with a pungent Vienna beef dog, then adds chopped white onions, pickled sport peppers squirting seeds and juice, nuclear-green sweet relish, a dill pickle spear, thin slices of translucent tomato, a ribbon of mustard... More »
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