you do get hungry after sex.  

But if you knew the crap hotdogs were made of you wouldn't be eating them!

They do a deep-fried dog wrapped in bacon which I enjoy with mayonnaise, plus they have tater tots, which I also enjoy with mayonnaise.

Plus they're open weekends until 04.00 am!

Kiss,
design.lust

The pizza here is way overrated.  There are some good ones, like Arturo's on Houston, but most I find are pretty meh.

Hot dogs here...nothing to write home about.

The steak is good, but many steakhouses are indistinguishable from one another.

I will say that a lot of the Asian fusion and the Italian is pretty fucking good, though.

Chicago is a great food town.  I'd put Gibson's against any NYC steakhouse (I'm so sick of the NY-style Luger sliced porterhouse shit myself), and they have something we don't have here that's amazing--Italian beef.

Try Luke's in Chicago for the Italian beef.  They even make a killer pizza that way.

At Walter's, on Palmer Ave. in Mamaroneck.  Served from the same roadside stand since 1923.  Secret recipe, split down the middle and cooked on a griddle with a toasted bun and special mustard with bits of pickle in it.  Superb.  I will pick you up and take you there sometime, but only if you wear a mini-skirt and 4" heels.

White hots!

Many of us who grew up in western NY have fond memories of "white hots." I still buy them and bring them back to Manhattan when I go up there. The main purveyor is Zweigle's. They don't seem as spicy as I remember them from my youth, but then the extraordinary women of TER are so much hotter than any other experience I've been spoiled!

Herewith the Wikipedia white hot description:

The white hot is a variation on the hot dog found in Rochester, New York, and the upstate area. It is composed of some combination of uncured and unsmoked pork, beef, and veal; the lack of smoking or curing allows the meat to retain a naturally white color. White hots usually contain mustard and other spices, and often include a dairy component such as nonfat dry milk.

Hot dogs are one of my least favorite meats.  The last time I ate a real hot dog was so long ago that I cannot even remember it.

My favorite foods are pizza, Tibetan food, Japanese food, Chinese food, burritos, tacos, Indian food, Ethiopian food, fresh veggies and fruits; in no particular order.

When I do have my monthly meat/fish indulgence, it's usually chicken and waffles and sushi.