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    Andy's Delicious Dogs

    4.8 (17 reviews)

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    We love Andy's Delicious Dogs! My daughter likes to get a jumbo dog as a treat after we go shopping. Andy is very friendly and is a local's favorite. He was understanding that she likes her hot dogs plain and without a bun; he threw in free chips just for her. Thanks Andy!

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    Manuel S.

    It's a good place to come and eat with the family and try new hotdogs the really good and delicious I recommend it for everybody to come and enjoy it especially in a Sunday or Saturday with your love ones I will recommend you to try one You were not rejected for coming to try Andys Delicious Hotdogs

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    Daniel D.

    I'm really glad I stopped to grab a dog after shopping at Lowes a few weeks back. Since then, I've made two trips back just to grab a few hot dogs. About the hot dogs. Andy uses Miller's hotdogs which are all 100% all beef, except for the Polish dog which is made with pork casing. I've only tried the Habanero and Cajun which are both really good, spicy, and real juice(no toppings need). The buns are so soft, fluffy, and really compliments the hotdog and makes the street hot dog experience worth the 5 bucks. Add a dollar for a soda and bag of chips! CASH ONLY but you can get cash back from Lowes. It makes me hungry writing this post. I'm actually planning to stop by today during lunch.

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    Inconspicuously delicious: Andy's is a must stop before or after your trip to Lowes's - quite delicious dogs!

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    4 years ago

    Great hotdogs. Andy's very friendly and said if I didn'tike the hotdog he would give me my money back. The hotdogs he sells are Millers.

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    8 years ago

    the dogs here are truly delicious. Open a cart here in vegas!!! im on rainbow street and will eat here every day!!!

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