One who follows certain dietary restrictions.
The store is /*7-Eleven*/ and there's one in the New York area that's serving food unlike any other 7-Eleven in America.
There's nothing unusual about a 7-Eleven serving hot dogs, but at the 7-Eleven in /*Monsey*/, the dogs are a little different.
It's taking it to a higher level, or at least one that passes muster when it comes to the rabbi, these dogs are kosher, served up on kosher buns, with kosher condiments.
Anthony Mendicino and his brother knew that 80% of their customers are kosher.
For years they've been selling kosher milk, sandwiches, baked goods, frozen meals, and even slurpees.
Kosher dogs were the next step.
They hired two Orthodox chefs and the kosher grill is only open when they're there.
They serve knishes too!
Customers confident in the kosherness and they're thrilled...
Even non-kosher folks are ordering them.
They are now out selling those regular dogs 10-1.
The kosher grill at the 7-Eleven is closed on the Sabbath of course; otherwise it's open for lunch and dinner.
Dogs start at $2.59.
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