Delicious Deal: Bourbon Steak

The restaurant: Bourbon Steak at the Four Seasons

The deal: A Red Apron hot dog and a pint of craft beer for $7 in the bar and lounge.

The deets: Through August, head to the bar and lounge at Bourbon Steak and ask for the $7 hot dog special (it's not on the menu). The artisanal dry-aged beef and pork dogs, spiced
with smoked paprika, roasted garlic and coriander, are made by local butchery Red Apron, which sources its meats from area farms. Pair it with a craft beer from breweries like
Dogfish Head and Butternut Beers & Ale.

Comments

Toni Tralala said…
This looks scrumptious and even better at $7!
8/04/2010 9:45 AM
Mr. J said…
Went in there yesterday for the special. The bun, dog, and slaw combined for a symphony of delicious. Since we were there, I had to try the fries on the side. I'll be back later this week.

Thanks for the tip!
8/11/2010 8:11 AM
Amanda said…
You are welcome! So glad you enjoyed it.
8/11/2010 2:52 PM
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