Windsor · Pinto on Food Move over, peanuts and Cracker Jack: when it comes to baseball, it's all about hot dogs Jonathan Pinto doesn't have tickets to the Detroit Tigers home opener, so he's getting into the spirit by chowing down on a gourmet hot dog from A Dog's Breakfast in downtown Windsor.
Windsor Morning's Jonathan Pinto tries the gourmet hot dogs at A Dog's Breakfast in downtown Windsor Jonathan Pinto · CBC News
· Posted: Apr 07, 2017 12:31 PM EDT | Last Updated: April 10, 2017 Steven Thompson and John Ansell own four businesses on Maiden Lane, including A Dog's Breakfast, which serves gourmet hot dogs, hamburgers and breakfast. (Jonathan Pinto/CBC) I don't have tickets to today's Detroit Tigers home opener.
So I decided to celebrate by doing the next best thing: learning about the gourmet hot dogs from A Dog's Breakfast in downtown Windsor.
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Making a (Windsor-style) coney dog at A Dog's Breakfast
Chef Leonardo Grado prepares a (Windsor-style) coney dog at A Dog's Breakfast, a restaurant in downtown Windsor, Ont.
The gourmet dog selection at A Dog's Breakfast is constantly changing. Two of the current offerings are the breakfast dog (bottom; topped with fried egg, bacon and hollandaise) and a Windsor interpretation of the classic Detroit coney (top; topped with vegetarian chili, white cheddar, mustard and onions.) (Jonathan Pinto/CBC) Brenda Hughes is the manager of A Dog's Breakfast. (Jonathan Pinto/CBC) Maiden Lane is located between Ouellette Avenue and Pelissier Street in downtown Windsor. (Jonathan Pinto/CBC)