Last week it was Smoke's Poutine. This week it is Smoke's Weiner. (Smoke's choice of spelling not mine.) There isn't really a Smoke. He's a made up character. But there is a man behind the chain: CEO Ryan Smolkin, who founded Smoke's in 2009. Smoke's Wienerie takes hot dogs to a new level by offering many different gourmet toppings and combinations, including the bacon mushroom melt featuring double-smoked bacon, mushrooms and cheddar cheese sauce, nacho nacho featuring homemade chili, salsa, jalapenos and cheddar cheese sauce and the chili cheez featuring homemade chili and cheddar cheese sauce. Hot dog options include the traditional Montreal steamie, quarter-pound all-beef and half-pound all-beef 12-inch classic.
I'm linking to Lesley's Signs, Signs.
Smoke is in the business of calories.
ReplyDeleteWell mister Smolkin knows how to attract attention for his products. Must be his portrait on the billboards anyway I think.
ReplyDeletei'll just take some chili on mine!
ReplyDeleteHa, ha I love the slogan on his sign! :)
ReplyDeleteMake mine Chicago style.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know there was a second chain aside from the poutine.
ReplyDeleteI doubt if I would ever go inside.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever seen one of these, Andy!
ReplyDeleteInteresting. Is the food any good?
ReplyDeleteMy SIGNS, SIGNS
I guess I need to do a road trip across Canada and enjoy all these culinary adventures!
ReplyDeleteI have a cat named Smoke! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photo! I love to see store fronts and restaurant facades. Thanks so much for sharing, and greetings from Montreal.
ReplyDeleteSounds like something for everyone.
ReplyDeleteWe don't have that chain down here. Nice capture of which can be read easily.
ReplyDeleteHe's diversifying - just a little!
ReplyDeleteOh my word I think I gained 5 pounds just reading this post!! Smoke may not be a made-up character -- it sounds like a short version of the owne'rs name really.
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