Hot Dawg!
I finally went to J Dawgs. It's located just south of campus on 880 N and 700 E. I've heard good things about them and have been meaning to get over there. So this was it.
Honestly, it was just as enjoyable as I thought it would be. No dampend expectations here. I will admit I was a little afraid because it was my inaugural eating of the dawg, but luckily I was with an experienced J Dawg go-er. I decided to go with the Beef dog and a drink. Now it was $3.50 combined which might seem a little pricey, but I think the whole experience was worth it. I think I might go again seeing as I've already started to crave that sweet southern barbecue sauce, mmmm...
Anyway, after I ordered they handed me a cup. I was a little confused, but waited for my friend to order. Then we went around the side of the little "shack" and filled our cups (ahh ingenious). I got in line at the other window and I waited my turn. I stepped up to the window and the nice man behind the counter put the condiments on. Ok, so I'm not a huge fan of all the stuff that goes on hot dogs, or polish dogs, but I decided to at least try the Special Sauce, which of course is that sweet southern barbecue sauce I mentioned craving earlier.Ahh, the dawg. It was all criss-cross cut (I have no idea why), dripping with sauce (which dripped right onto my pants. Don't forget the napkins), and a big fluffy bun (I hear it's baked fresh locally).
We had arrived there at about 12 and didn't have to wait too long, but I sat and watched as the line got longer. I can imagine why. So go treat yourself to a J Dawg after not doing as well as you had hoped on that mid-term. It'll make your day better.

1 comment:
Ahh, J Dawgs. It really is as good as people say. I just recently had my own first experience, and I agree with you about that sweet, sweet sauce. Oh, boy!
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