The story
The legendary 24-hour diner's motto 'All Roads Lead to the Dog House' drew cops, musicians, night-shift workers, and serious writers for 60 years.
Everything that was here
- 1958–1994
The Dog House RestaurantRestaurant
The legendary 24-hour diner's motto 'All Roads Lead to the Dog House' drew cops, musicians, night-shift workers, and serious writers for 60 years.
See the map in 1959 → - 1934–1994
The Dog HouseRestaurant
Seattle's legendary 24-hour greasy spoon whose closing was broadcast live on PBS and mourned by mystery authors.
See the map in 1935 →
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