Customer Reviews
What You'll Get
- $20 worth of Chicago-style dogs, burgers, beer, and more at The Dog of Nashville
- View menu
- Eclectic signature creations
- Wide array of toppings
- Steamed, char-grilled, or deep fried
- Vegetarian options available
- Laid-back atmosphere
- Outdoor patio
Reviews
Nashville Scene awarded The Dog of Nashville Best Onion Rings 2008, saying: > * Perfectly balanced between lightly fried breading and thick, substantial onion slices, served with their horseradish mustard house sauce, this is what true onion ring fans have been waiting for. – Jason Shawhan
Citysearchers give The Dog of Nashville 4.5 stars, Yelpers give four, and 84% of over 100 Urbanspooners like it: > * Amazing! This place is a gem…Serving up massive 1/4 pounder hot dogs on your choice of 5 rolls with literally over 30 different menu options to choose from, or of course you can always create your own. – Caleb P., Yelp > * The ingredients are fresh. The service is quick. The staff is friendly. And the Chihuahua dog rocks my world!! You’ll need to wash it down with a cold beer though (yep, they serve it)…The Dog is a fantastic place to hang with friends on the weekend or stop by for lunch during the week! – madhatter1181, Citysearch > * They offer bacon wrapped deep fried hotdogs covered in cheese…what more can I say?! – annie, Urbanspoon
The Fine Print
Limit 1 per visit. Tax not included. No cash back. Not valid with other offers. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About The Dog of Nashville
When it comes to hot dogs in Chicago, ketchup is a four-letter word. And while Windy City native, Adam Deal, offers a real Chicago dog at his place, The Dog of Nashville, he’s not one to discriminate against the forbidden condiment—or any others, for that matter. Deal and his hand-picked team of cooks assemble more than a dozen varieties of franks piled with everything from the Chicago essentials—mustard, chopped onions, tomato, relish, sport peppers, celery salt, and a dill pickle spear inside a poppy-seed Bears helmet—to more unconventional varieties, such as bacon and a fried egg or pulled barbecue pork and coleslaw. Their creations have captured the media’s attention, including a number one spot on Nashville Scene’s “Best Hot Dog” list in 2011 and in 2012. Of course, every hot dog needs a side, so Deal offers seven of them, treating diners to fries and homemade chips as well as award-winning onion rings.