Hot Dog restaurant, that served hot dogs, sausages, and tiny Bottles of Pommery pop chapgmagne to go with the dogs, and it may have had a belgian name or an acronym for a name, probably opened about a decade or so ago???

[kevin]

Thanks.

Anyone have any clue what this dog joint is, or if it's still there?

Thanks a bunch.

[squid kun]

F&B Güdtfood. There were a couple of locations, now both closed ... http://www.nytimes.com/2002/12/18/din...

[kevin]

thanks. squid kun.

That has to be the place.

That sux that it's closed.

[Sneakeater]

Yeah. THAT place.

[foodwhisperer]

and here i was thinking Weinerwald or Zum Zum on 8th street

[kevin]

no, it wasnt weinerwald or zum zum,

yeah, f and b has got to be it.

too bad i missed it.

[Sneakeater]

Danish (not Belgian), BTW.

[kevin]

My bad. I couldn't begin to remember most of the details besides name.

[Sneakeater]

Oh, please. How could you remember that? I just wanted to be a show-offy dick, is all.

(Also, I was so pleasantly surprised when I went to Denmark and found out that they ACTUALLY DO eat hotdogs like that. So many much-hyped "imports" turn out to be bullshit manufactured hype.)

[kevin]

Double darn.

Ok, if anyone has any rec's for dogs like that, please pray tell:

(as a point of reference i'm not interested in gray's, king, crif's, bark, or the wylie dufresne dog is that at crif's with the deep-fried mayo sauce).

but anyhow... any joints that would fit that bill of fare ???

thanks.

[Sneakeater]

I could direct you to tons of carts and stands in Copenhagen.

[squid kun]

Appreciate your posts. You are the farthest thing from a "show-offy dick."

[Sneakeater]

I know just the place you mean.

I can't think of the name, either.