Monster Sonoran Hot Dogs

This place is in a food hall setting with around 9 other eating establishments! I had the footlong Sonoran hotdog and the monster Tots which had birria meat cheese sauce onions and cilantro! I will definitely go back!

This place is located inside the shared space of American Eat Co. as I walked in I saw a table with some amazing looking tots. I asked where they got it and they said Monster Sonoran Hot Dogs. I ordered the monster tots, my friend ordered the monster fries and Arizona Twinkie. The food was fresh and tasty. I will be back!

I ate dinner here yesterday. I ordered the Ugly Quesadilla ($7.85), which is a birria quesadilla with some extras on top. It was delicious, and I couldn't believe how low the price was. Hard to get a full meal these days for under $10. Service was fast.

I've been a fan of Monster for years and love that they've expanded their birria offerings. My go-to orders are the OG Sonoran dog or the cheezy birria taco, but the birria Tostitos, fries and grilled cheese sandwich are also amazing. The prices are nice, staff is friendly and food comes out fast. And I love the variety of offerings at American Eat Co., so if your dining partner isn't in the mood for hot dogs or birria, they can easily pick out something else!

Come for the hot dogs, stay for the birria! What can I say- birria ramen, grilled cheese, cheesy tacos, eggrolls, and so much more stuffed to the brim with their saucy birria and ooey gooey cheese!

Monster Sonoran Hot Dogs has some cool items on their menu! Some notable options are the birria hot dog and monster Takis. I opted for the footlong Sonoran hot dog. The Sonoran hot dog was loaded with toppings and drizzled with condiments. Overall, it had an explosion of flavors, and nothing can beat a bacon-wrapped hot dog. One critique I had was there was a lot of bread; the bun was nicely toasted but was a bit overwhelming and filling. I recommend getting a beer and enjoying the lively atmosphere of the food hall. You can sit wherever you like, and the servers will come to you. When I sat down, I got my food quickly. Ultimately, I enjoyed my experience and will return when I want a fun evening with good food.

This is one of the funnest twists on a Sonoran dog you can get, they have a RED bun and you can get the loaded monster dog that's a foot long, they also have one with hot Cheetos on top or you can get the regular size!Birria TacoDirty DogMonster HotdogMonster Sonoran Dog

We've been coming to Monster Sonoran Hot Dogs for quite a while now, so I guess it's time I left a review. This restaurant is staged at American Eat Co. and offers a variety of great food. We mainly come for the birria tacos and Sonoran dogs. Both are amazing and aren't too harsh on the billfold. The service is always great as well, ZERO COMPLAINTS!If you haven't already checked this restaurant out, make it a point to! Two thumbs and two toes waaaay up for this restaurant. Happy eating, my foodies!

Sonorenses? De donde? La comida le hacia muncha falta sabor. Estan mas ricos los tacos de perro que venden en las esquinas de Nogales.Ademas la maruchan de birria estaba fria y bien salada. Los nachos estaban aguados y el hot dog tenia mucho pan para lo que le echaron adentro. Para lo que me conbraron no valio la pena...

I had high hopes for Monsters Sonoran Hot Dogs as a Mexican restaurant, but I left feeling deeply disappointed and insulted by the food they served. As a proud Mexican, I can confidently say that the dishes presented were a far cry from authentic Mexican cuisine.The flavors were bland, lacking the vibrant spices and ingredients that define our culinary heritage. The presentation was equally lackluster, and some dishes even felt like they were hastily thrown together without any respect for traditional preparation methods.This experience was not just a letdown, but an affront to my cultural identity.Authentic Mexican food is more than just a meal; it's a celebration of our rich history and traditions. Unfortunately, Monster Sonoran Hot Dogs failed to honor this, offering instead a poor imitation that felt more like a mockery than a tribute.I hope the restaurant takes this feedback to heart and makes the necessary changes to truly reflect and respect the beauty of Mexican cuisine.