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Sun, noon-1am; Mon-Thu, noon-2am; Fri-Sat, noon-4am
6 at Astor Pl.; L at First Ave.
$2.75-$5.75
American Express, MasterCard, Visa
Not Accepted
Rivington St. to 17th St., Ave D to Broadway for a $10 minimum; Delancey St. to 23rd St, Broadway to Sixth Ave. for a $20 minimum; all other NYC locations for a $50 minimum
For quick infusions of caloric pleasure, head for Crif Dogs on St. Mark’s Place, where the proprietors insist on deep-frying their wieners in great bubbling vats of oil. The result is a shiny, nearly glowing hot dog that bursts with rich flavor, which you can purchase for a few dollars in satisfying Philly-cheese-steak form (smothered in melted cheese and onions) or topped with slices of fresh avocado and bacon, like a BLT.
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