Dogma - Miami

I was just passing by and noticed this place. I really enjoy a good hot dog, and since I was hungry, I decided to stop in. I ordered a hot dog with chili, chopped onions, mustard, and shredded cheese for $3.99, along with a Coke. The total came to over $6.00. The service was quick and the staff were friendly, but I found it a bit too expensive for my liking.

Fantastic grill in Miami, conveniently located right off the boulevard. I haven't enjoyed a lunch this delicious in quite a while!

Sort of trendy, but wtf. It's a great place to get something for lunch or lite dinner. Make sure to stop here.

The service here leaves much to be desired—it's both rude and slow. As for the food, it's incredibly bland; the hot dog has a rubbery texture, the cheese tastes artificial, the buns are stale, and the chili seems straight out of a can. Overall, it’s just low quality and unappealing. You could easily get a much better hot dog and a soda from Costco for just $1.50. Honestly, these guys should be pricing their hot dog at $0.25, at best (and that’s only if it came with a soda).

I 've been to the Dogma on Biscayne Boulevard, so I 'm very happy that they have opened a store in North Miami, closer to where I live. Having given up beef and pork for both health and ethical reasons, I was thrilled to find out that Dogma gives customers not one, not two, but three choices of the kind of dog they want...beef, turkey, or veggie. Sure, hot dogs are easy to grill at home, but Dogma also has so many different toppings that you 'd have to spend a fortune to buy them all (and they 're all worth trying), especially if you 're trying to please friends and family with diverse tastes. Not to mention that the soft, freshly made buns are great, and the garlic fries and mint lemonade make a perfect accompaniment. Along with Twenty-One Toppings Burgers, also in North Miami, this is a great trend in fast food. It may cost a little more than the big three (McDees, BK, and Wendy 's), but the quality is SO much better that it is very worth it. So break free of the big fast food joints and support local eatieries like Dogma that give you a real choice!