It’s the sure cure for the common hang- over. We added the crinkle fries and a Strawberry Shortcake milkshake that was hand-spun to perfection. For an appetizer,
been at its location since the mid-1950s, always with an emphasis on hot dogs. Valentine Diner buildings were originally manufactured in Wichita, Kansas, con- structed as eight-to-ten-seat diners. The structures were shipped, pre-fabricated, across the country. The menu has expanded over the
you gotta try the Lil’ Doggies, mini corn dogs with KINGS savory Street Sauce, a perfect combination for the tastebuds. Don’t leave without trying the Funnel Cake Fries. Outdoor seating is a wide open,
fenced-in area with umbrellas and a bar. Woof Wednesday’s is KINGS version of Yappy Hour, with specials for dogs and their humans. Check Facebook for daily promotions and specials.
KINGS STREET FOOD COUNTER 937 CENTRAL AVENUE, ST. PETERSBURG. 727.914.2111.
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years to include full breakfast and lunch with some healthier options, and fish taco specials. Staying the course on our hot dog quest, we sampled the basic Sauerkraut Dog and the Carolina Dog, a combination of chili and slaw. The toppings on the all- beef hot dogs were huge, necessitating the use of a lotta napkins, but it was worth the mess. The French Fries were hot and crispy. Outdoor seating area features some tables with umbrellas.
LUCKY DOG DINER 602 TAMIAMI TRAIL SOUTH, VENICE. 941.483.4840
HOT DOGS ON MAIN. These folks are serious about their dogs, with 20 selections on the menu, including their Italian Beef and Sausage Sandwiches. The Chihuahua Dog was a special, placed on the menu for Cinco De Mayo one year. It sold so well, owners Susan and Nick decided to keep it as a daily offering. It’s topped with gua- camole, mango salsa, onions,
Lucky Dog Diner
LUCKY DOG DINER Located on US 41 in Venice, Lucky Dog is one of the original Valentine Diners. It has
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Q DOGS ULTIMATE HOT DOGS & SMOKIN’ BBQ Are you craving hot dogs and some good barbecue? Can’t decide? Head to Tarpon Springs for the best house- rubbed, slow smoked BBQ in the South. Their Signature Q Dog is an all-beef hot dog split and stuffed with pulled pork, Carolina Sauce and a pickle. Of course, with 18 different toppings, you can create your own sig- nature hot dog. Your dog can be steamed, or split and seared. A meal
includes a side and bottomless drink for only $2.99. Don’t miss out on their side dishes: BBQ Beans, Collard Greens, Mac
jalapeno, melted cheddar cheese and fritos. Our go-to dogs are The Reuben and the classic Chili Dog. They also offer a variety of salads and a Vegetarian Dog. Sidewalk seating right on Main makes it a great spot for dog-watching.
HOT DOGS ON MAIN 505 MAIN STREET, DUNEDIN. 727.408.5103 (TUES-SAT)
& Cheese, Slaw and Potato Salad, all fresh- made daily. Nice, covered outdoor seating with plenty of room and big fans.
Q DOGS ULTIMATE HOT DOGS & SMOKIN BBQ 619 N. PINELLAS AVENUE, TARPON SPRINGS. 727.940.3422 (TUE-SAT).
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CONEY ISLAND DRIVE INN is world famous for their footlongs. Rumor has it, Elvis Presley visited the restaurant in 1961 for a footlong while filming a movie nearby.
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