Does anyone remember Frankies pizza on Bird Road?

[gammda]

I remember eating their square pizza slices back in the 60s and just had some shipped after finding it on a food app. You know what, it’s unique crunchy crust is still as good as I remember as a kid. Also found out it was the first pizza place to open in Miami.

 

[Allied2651]

I remember eating their square pizza slices back in the 60s and just had some shipped after finding it on a food app. You know what, it’s unique crunchy crust is still as good as I remember as a kid. Also found out it was the first pizza place to open in Miami.

I probably got pizza from there but my go to pizza place was the Little Ceasers on Dixie HWY near the University . Stumbled in there many times.🤪

 

[NO.SHORECANE]

I remember eating their square pizza slices back in the 60s and just had some shipped after finding it on a food app. You know what, it’s unique crunchy crust is still as good as I remember as a kid. Also found out it was the first pizza place to open in Miami.

Interesting factoid. Thanks.

 

[lyndiola]

Interesting factoid. Thanks.

I do remember Frankies but I thought it was near dinner key

 

[newnangacane]

Go all the time. You can have it shipped on there site or Goldbelly.com. Have been going for 63 years, 9118 bird rd.

 

[central17]

Frankie's and Anthony's were the two "go to" Bird Road pizza places. Different, but great memories from both.

 

[gammda]

I probably got pizza from there but my go to pizza place was the Little Ceasers on Dixie HWY near the University . Stumbled in there many times.🤪

I remember Little Caesar’s too. Always wondered if they got forced out by the chain or made any money off the name.

 

[krvanness]

Suniland Pizza we my favorite in the 60's/70's

 

[Allied2651]

I remember Little Caesar’s too. Always wondered if they got forced out by the chain or made any money off the name.

I think it may have been one of the very early Little Caeser's stores. I think it had the Little Caeser's logo on the window. I can't be sure, it was many years ago.

 

[central17]

I think it may have been one of the very early Little Caeser's stores. I think it had the Little Caeser's logo on the window. I can't be sure, it was many years ago.

Was absolutely a better quality than what the name now offers.

 

[Allied2651]

Was absolutely a better quality than what the name now offers.

Definitely!! Wouldn't eat Little Caeser's today. Then again, back in the day, if I was hungary I would eat anything. Definitely better quality years ago. I also remember picking up a bottle of Yago Sangria or Boones Farm from U tote M to drink along with eating Little Caeser's. I was living large!...lol. Wouldn't trade in those experiences with my buddies for anything.

 

[Hermbike]

Frankies actually started out in a small storefront near the Riviera theatre on South Dixie hwy in the late 50’s. Frankie would always put a slice on top the box for take outs. His daughter took over the Bird Rd store when Frankie retired.

 

[anon_fklddvvf21y8b]

Sergios is still there. Fantastic Steak Sandwiches. Remember many lates nights headed home and stopping for one.

 

[doerunn]

Steve's Pizza US 1 N Miami...

 

[Allied2651]

I know this is a pizza thread however how many of you used to stop at Holsums for a late night sandwich?

 

[newnangacane]

WAS ONLY THING OPEN 24 hours, in the old days