The popular Park Slope hot doggery is expanding their franchise with a new, seasonal Manhattan location on warm weather mainstay The High Line. On May 26th the stand will open its "doors" at the Chelsea Market Passage on 10th Avenue between 15th and 16th streets serving an abridged version of their restaurant menu. Choose from a classic dog, veggie dog or Nueske's Smoked Cheddar Brat for the tubular offerings and a hamburger or veggie burger for something between-the-buns, all priced under $7. You can also customize your meal with free toppings like sweet pepper relish, diced red onions and sauerkraut from the Fixins Bar to make your own special creation.
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Bark Hot Dogs Is Bringing Their Meat To The High Line!
4 Spots For Hungry Hoops Fans To Fill Up During Tonight's NCAA Championship
Tonight—you either already know or really don't care to know—the Kansas Jayhawks take on the Kentucky Wildcats in the NCAA Championship game. And if you can stay up late enough (tip off is at 9:23 p.m.) there are a few spots around town offering deals to hoops fans. Lost all your money on a bracket with LIU Brooklyn going all the way? A boozehound on a budget? Head to one of these spots for some treats on the cheap.
Watch Playoffs, Super Bowl At Bark Hot Dogs And Save Big On Beer, Food
As you may know, there are some pivotal pro football games happening this weekend, in particular New Jersey's own New York Giants will be playing the Green Bay Packers in Wisconsin. There are four games in all on Saturday and Sunday, and if you don't want to spend the entire weekend on the couch locked in your apartment, you may want to consider Bark Hot Dogs in Park Slope. The popular meat and beer emporium is airing all the games on their new 50” HD TVs, and they're practically giving away the Sixpoint on tap.
Still Tickets Left For Nueske's Smoked Meats Tasting Dinner At Bark Hot Dogs
On Wednesday night Nueske’s, the beloved smoked meats purveyor, will be taking over Bark Hot Dogs in Park Slope for a five-course tasting menu paired with various Sixpoint beers, including a new beer that hasn't been released yet, the Mad Scientist #7. Bark says they'll be incorporating products from the Wisconsin-based smokehouse for each course, and Vera Obias, the pastry chef at Buddakan, will round out the meal by making a special bacon-infused dessert: Almond Brioche Bread Pudding with Smoked Bacon Maple Sauce & Vanilla Rum Ice Cream.
Where To Get The Best French Fries In New York City
For the first time since 1998 Burger King is changing its French fry recipe. According to the company, its new fries will be thicker and slightly wider, with less salt and a "coating that makes them crisper and keeps them hotter longer." All well and good, but serious French fry aficionados never really turned to the King for their fry fix anyway. Not when New York is chock full of excellent fried potato options like these:
Fight Fracking By Eating Bark Hot Dogs, Drinking Sixpoint, Watching Movie
Hydraulic fracturing, a.k.a. fracking, is a hot topic right now in NYC, because plans to drill for natural gas upstate could pollute our city's relatively pure drinking water supply with awful chemicals. Joining the movement to stop fracking is Bark Hot Dogs, which is presenting a special dinner and film screening a week from tonight, Wednesday November 9th.
Free Food Alert: Bark Hot Dogs Giving Away Wieners Today!
Free hot dogs! Free hot dogs for all! (Well, for 150.) Hoo-ray. Bark Hot Dogs, the fast food restaurant with an a sustainable twist in Park Slope, is pulling a promotional stunt with Google Places today that involves giving away free hot dogs this very afternoon. Stop by the store at 474 Bergen St today from 4-7 p.m., write a quick review on Google Places (they'll provide the computers), and walk out with a free classic dog. Supplies are limited to one per person and 150 customers total. Now go forth and get your wiener on.
Bark Hot Dogs to Open at Rumored Shake Shack Spot
That under-construction restaurant on Bergen Street in Brooklyn rumored earlier this week to be the long-awaited Shake Shack Brooklyn location will in fact open as a restaurant called Bark Hot Dogs sometime next month. At the heart of the project is a sustainable approach to fast food, featuring (you guessed it) hot dogs and condiments made in small batches from local, seasonal produce, like hot pepper relish and sweet and sour onions.
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