This New Miami Spot Only Serves Massive Milkshakes & Loaded Baked Fries
In the varied and delicious world of food pairing, a lot of us have a soft spot for the mouthwatering marriage between milkshakes and fries. If you are among those people who can easily get rid of the burger, but can't do without a creamy milkshake piled with all sorts of sweet treats and some crispy loaded fries, there's a new restaurant in Miami to satisfy this exact craving of yours.
Holyshakes opened its doors last December in Doral with a menu focused exclusively on two of the tastiest foods on this planet, milkshakes & fries.
You can indulge with one of their ten milkshakes, including the Unicorn, an over-the-top creation that features fresh strawberry milkshake with a mix of sprinkles, cotton candy, and a giant puffy pop.
But if you are more of a chocolate kind of person, you'd probably be more likely to surrender to the Nutella Crunch. There's also the Cocoa Dream if you want a healthier option.
To accompany your milkshake of choice, you can pick among seven different loaded baked fries, conveniently called "Dirty Fries." You can change the regular fries for baked sweet potatoes.
In case you are an out-of-the-box person when it comes to food, you can also design your dream milkshake and your loaded fries as well. Yum!
We've certainly have seen other tasty-looking milkshakes in Miami. Still, the ones from Holyshakes look like a must-try, especially if you are an explorer foodie with a sweet tooth.
They are huge, pastel-colored, and beautifully topped with all kinds of goodies, including a home-made Pavlova, a passion fruit ice-pop, stacked chocolate donuts, or a fudge brownie tower.
Just in case you a more straightforward person and want classic vanilla, strawberry, or peanut butter milkshake, they have those available too.
You can grab your milkshake and your fries to go, of course, but the place is pretty cute, with some lovely photo-op spaces you can take a good selfie while you sip your nice-looking beverage.
As for the baked loaded fries, you can munch on the Holyshakes Fries t,opped with melty raclette cheese, and prosciutto crumbles. Or go for the Pulled Pork Fries, topped with BBQ pulled pork, apple ginger chutney, and blended cheese.
Other tasty ingredients you can submerge your potatoes in are Buffalo chicken, carne asada, guacamole, a variety of cheeses & sauces, and much more.
There's even a vegan option that includes vegan cheese, pico de gallo, and freshly made guac.
Holyshakes also serves sweet treats, so if you find yourself craving a Creamy Cookies Donut Sandwich or a Chili-Lime Cotton Candy, this is the right place to be a little happier.
Also, if you need your coffee fixing at any time of the day, they have a Nespresso Bar where you can grab an Espresso, a Capuccino, or a Latte Machiatto.
You can make any coffee option "holy" by adding Nutella or Dulce de Leche to the mix.
Holyshakes
Price: 💸
Cuisine: Milkshakes and loaded fries
Address: 7761 NW 107th Ave. Suite 2-09, Doral, FL
Why You Need To Go: This new Miami spot focus on sinful baked loaded fries and the cutest milkshakes you've ever seen.

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