Miami Dining Scene: The Best Hot Dog
5/21/2008 at 5:00 PM
Tags: Miami-Dining-Map, Restaurants, Hot Dogs (all tags)
David LaHuta is scouting the Miami dining scene for us this week.
We realize that no one travels all the way to Miami just to get a hot dog, but if you're in town and you've got a craving, then we've got the spot for you. Plus you might be on the hunt for something a little more casual. A bit more ballpark, if you will.
Considering you've already sampled the city's best Cuban sandwich and dined at a sweet spot for sushi, a hot dog sounds just about right. Prepare your taste buds and head directly to Dogma Grill.
To say that Dogma Grill has an inventive menu wouldn't do it justice. These are gourmet tube steaks plain and simple. Located in Miami's culture-rich Biscayne Corridor, the hot dog stand has more than a dozen varieties to choose from: Classics like the Chicago, with yellow mustard, relish, chopped onions, diced tomatoes, sport peppers, pickle and celery salt; newcomers like the Athens, with diced cucumbers, tomatoes, onions, kalamata olives and feta cheese; and bizarre combinations like the Tropicale with Dogma sauce, melted mozzerella, grilled bacon, pineapple and crushed potato chips.
Place your order at the take-out window and grab a seat at one of the cheery red and white tables on the patio. In no time your dog will be sitting in a poppy seed or whole-wheat bun--again, your choice--and you'll be washing it down with an ice-cold mint-infused lemonade.
But wait, you're a vegetarian? Skip the all-beef frank and order a veggie dog made with soybeans. At Dogma Grill, the options are endless.
Related Stories:
· Dogma Grill [Official Site]
· Miami Dining Scene coverage [Jaunted]
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