Functional counter-serve providing classic & creative hot dogs with its own brand of sweet sauce.
"Much like construction on I-95, the hot dog toppings at Flagami’s Sweet Dogs are seemingly endless. If that sounds overwhelming to you, we say keep it simple and go with the namesake Sweet Dog. It’s a Nathan’s quarter-pound grilled dog topped with sweet pickles, chopped white onion, smoked bacon, home sauce (their take on a BBQ sauce), and crispy La Choy noodles. That last ingredient might seem a bit odd, but it provides a satisfying crunch to an already excellent dog. " - charlie crespo, ryan pfeffer
"The idea here is to skip traditional hot dogs and celebrate Miami sportsmanship with bun-sausage creations topped with endless enhancements. One of the standout options, the Marlins, features a fried egg, sweet plantains, chopped onions, and banana peppers, crowned with guava barbecue sauce and pepitas. The sizable Miami Heat comes piled high with beef chili, cheddar cheese, chopped tomato, guacamole, jalapeno, and corn chips." - Juliana Accioly
"According to Miamians who write Yelp reviews, Sweet Dogs is the number one place to eat, ever. The humble Flagami joint boasts five solid stars, 369 reviews and some of the most unique hot dog concoctions in the Magic City. Open Sunday to Thursday until 10 p.m., Friday and Saturdays until 3 a.m." - Olee Fowler, Greyceli Marin
"Those looking for late night munchies with a side of sweet tooth satisfaction should make their way to Sweet Dogs on Calle Ocho. Open until 3 a.m. on weekends, Sweet Dogs is known for serving hot dogs piled high with toppings — but the real reason to stop by is for the Cookies n’ Cream milkshake. Count on a major cookie overload blended perfectly with creamy vanilla ice cream. Also available in pineapple, strawberry, and vanilla." - Amber Love Bond
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