Cuisines and Dishes at Poochies:
- Burgers
- Sandwiches
- American
Poochies
3832 Dempster St,
Skokie
IL
60076
(847) 513-9960
Menu for Poochies
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Ratings and Reviews for Poochies
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Mar 27 2012
Diablo L. via Yelp
Been here many years ago, still a good place to get char-dogs and onion rings, great combo....read more
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Mar 17 2012
Joey H. via Yelp
I've only eaten at this place twice, (but with me, once is all it usually takes) and already I like this place even though I haven't actually eaten in it...read more
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Feb 16 2012
Valerie W. via Yelp
My parents used to eat at Poochie's all the time before I was hatched... and they still talk about it frequently. Yesterday was my first time eating there...read more
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Aug 15 2008
via Citysearch
Poochie's Hot Dogs is where my husband would like to work after he retires. I said OK!, Well at least this would get us back home ...read more
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Apr 22 2007
jeff9d9 via Citysearch
Best hot dog in the city - the double char is a classic. Its hard to find a good grilled dog these days. The other reviews are c...read more
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Jul 10 2005
bigalil51 via Citysearch
I have been going to Poochies for many years. While most places use Scala's Italian beef, Poochies gets it's beef from a different...read more
From Citysearch
In Short
Located in the Poochie's Plaza, this dog stand wins fans of all ages. While a regular boiled Vienna Beef frank is available, the char dog stars, grilled and blackened, with a smoky flavor. A dog with everything includes relish, mustard, pickle, tomato, onions and celery salt; the staff actually refuses to put ketchup on a dog (it's un-Chicago). Fresh-cut skin-on french fries are the perfect accompaniment.
