House of Dog

Tucked between a salon and a chocolate factory in an ivy-covered is House of Dog, an all-Kosher eatery offering beer infused hot dogs with an endless array of toppings that made us question whether it is actually possible that it's all Kosher. It is. Dogs here are injected with beer, Pabst Blue Ribbon, and simmered in a beer bath. Upon ordering, a bun and the dogs are thrown on the grill and weighted, making for a hot and toasty bun with a bit of char and crispy dogs. Creations range from the Miami Heat -- topped with chili, sauteed onions, pickled jalapeno and wasabi mayo -- to the Boro Parker -- topped with a Jewish stew called cholent, a mix of meat, potatoes, beans and barley, kishka sausage, pastrami, cole slaw and barbecue sauce. So next time you have to shlep across the Julia Tuttle Causeway, find yourself hungry, and aren't in the mood for a $17 lobster peanut butter and jelly sandwich grab a Kosher dog and beer. Be sure to ask your bubby if you can bring her anything. Read our full review.