Eat at Moe's

Just got back from Moe's. Brett enjoyed it more than I did. Maybe because after 2 hours he still tastes them with each burp. I'm not sure that that's the sign of a good dog. The place was very nice inside. It was spacious, light filled and on a corner that offered plenty of parking for the truckers and construction people that stopped by on their lunch breaks for a quick inexpensive bite.

We tried 3 of their hotdogs. The Chicago, the The South Street and the Fried dog. The Chicago was fresh tasting with tomatoes, pickle, onion, jalapenos, and mustard. The South Street had chili and slaw. And the Fried was a special of theirs lightly fried with a mozzarella stick and slice of bacon on the bun.

The best thing I could say was that the bread was toasted, hearty, and could stand up to the fixins on the dogs. Since they were between $2-$3 dollars it is understandable that the ingredients fared the way they did. All and all it was a fun experience but Philly is still in need of something different as far as I'm concerned.
-Ruben

PS- The place on Olive and 24th formerly called The Dog House has a for rent sign, but apparently only the apartment upstairs. We're looking into it with the realtor.