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<\/a><\/p>\nWe went to Milwaukee Weiner House first.\u00a0 It is a small old building in downtown Sioux City.\u00a0 On the outside, the building looked much smaller than it really was.\u00a0 Once inside, I was surprised with how much space there was for costumers to sit.\u00a0 The staff happily and easily accommodated our large group of about 20 people.\u00a0 The interior decorations made it feel like I stepped back in time.\u00a0 They had pictures of when the restaurant first opened, which was 1918.\u00a0 There were many other antique decorations as well.\u00a0 The atmosphere was lively and inviting.\u00a0 The workers quickly and efficiently prepared our food right as we ordered it.\u00a0 I got a chili cheese hotdog and lemonade.\u00a0 It was a typical hotdog with shredded cheese, chili, and mustard on the top.\u00a0 The appearance of the dish was not messy looking.\u00a0 They put just the right amount of condiments and toppings on, so they do not spill off.\u00a0 I do not eat very many hotdogs, so I really did not have anything to compare it too.\u00a0 To me, it tasted like a typical hotdog.\u00a0 I did not think it was anything too special.\u00a0 The price was $2.30 for the hotdog and $1.35 for the lemonade.\u00a0 Overall, my meal was good and appealing.\u00a0 If someone wanted a restaurant that was just it Sioux City, I would recommend Milwaukee Weiner.<\/p>\n
Next we went to Coney Island, which is also located in downtown Sioux City.\u00a0 It was a much smaller restaurant.\u00a0 The place did not hold our class as easily as Milwaukee Weiner did.\u00a0 Coney Island was also decorated with antiques and pictures from when it first opened.\u00a0 Coney Island has been family owned in Sioux City since 1921.\u00a0 The staff was very friendly, but moved a little slower than the previous restaurant.\u00a0\u00a0 Coney Island had less help though.\u00a0 I ordered a Coney Dog without onions and a glass of water.\u00a0 The appearance of the hotdog looked appetizing.\u00a0 It was much like the one I ordered from Milwaukee Weiner.\u00a0 I cannot remember the price of the coney dog. \u00a0Overall, this meal was also good.\u00a0 I would recommend Coney Island to others as well.\u00a0 Since both restaurants are pretty close to one another, I would suggest going to both and having them compare. \u00a0Below is just a picture of a coney dog.<\/p>\n