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Myke, owner of The Dawg Spot in Cedar City, Utah, handing a loaded hot dog out the truck windowMyke · Cedar City, Utah
About Myke

Badge by day.Dawgs by lunch.

If you live in Cedar City, there's a decent chance you've already crossed paths with Myke. He works in local law enforcement, and looking out for this community is a big part of who he is.

But Myke has always loved making good food. Like, really good food. So he figured, why not serve Cedar City that way too?

That's how The Dawg Spot got rolling.

Two chili cheese hot dogs being finished in a takeout box at The Dawg Spot, Cedar CityEvery dawg: ¼ lb.
The dawgs

Not your averagehot dog.

These aren't skinny little gas station dogs. Every one starts with a quarter-pound frank, then gets loaded up with stuff like chili, cheese, bacon, grilled onions and peppers. Built to order and handed to you hot.

When he's not with his family or out protecting the community, Myke's at the window making dawgs. He does it to put a smile on people's faces. The fact that they taste incredible doesn't hurt either.

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What he's about

Pretty simple, really. Take care of your town, take care of your people,
and make food you'd be proud to hand somebody.

Community

On duty or at the window, Cedar City is the job. He loves this town, and you can taste it.

Family

A family man first. Every dawg gets made like he's feeding his own people.

Food

He just loves making awesome food. Four dawgs, each one built exactly how he'd eat it.

Come say hi

Grab a dawg.Meet Myke.

The red trailer's on Main Street in Cedar City. Swing by, grab some lunch and say hi.