Dog Haus Biergarten Silver Spring

The dogs are always amazing. Tried the Hot chicken Sammy and the chicken was overcooked and lacked seasoning. The sweet potato fries were perfect and any of their aolis are clearly homemade and delicious!

Cool place with a unique menu built around sausages, hot dogs and burgers. Many items you don’t see elsewhere. Spacious with lots of beer taps and TVs at the end of a pedestrian street so I could see that it would be a good place to hang. Sausages were good, fries were good and the service was fast friendly and helpful. Nice change of pace.

Good place to have something to eat late evening or enjoy beer midday. Also unusual happy hour past 10PM on Friday. Food - can be described as comfort type, with focus on hot dogs & sausages. Ordering via self-service stations or via QR code as you seat. A sausage and pint of the day ($5) will be under $20 including tips. Downside - could be quite noisy due to games TV & bar chatting.

I was visiting the area and while walking I got "lured in" by the happy hour sign. 🤣 Prepare to lol, I didn't realize that they primarily served hotdogs. [Serving alcohol threw me off]. After asking Jorge 50 million questions, I opted to stay. I got the El Guapo drink and the Old Town dog. The sausage dog was amazing...fresh and quick. Being served on a toasted Hawaiian roll added an intriguing but good flavor twist. Kudos to Jorge for being kind, friendly and patient. Definitely recommend the food!

The food was very good and very filling. I ordered a chicken sandwich and it was the best I've had. The service was excellent. The server Jaime was very helpful and friendly. Not to mention, the atmosphere was lovely. It wasn't too packed and the lighting was nice. The music playing was amazing. Overall this is a great place to eat and relax.

Love this place! They had great food, drinks and amazing staff! My boyfriend and I received exceptional service from the bartender Jaime! Overall the entire staff was friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable, making sure you feel welcome and well taken care of from start to finish. Whether you're stopping by for a drink or a full meal, this bar won’t disappoint you!

this incident happened at the doghouse in Silver Spring Maryland. I made an order online at around 3:50 towards 4 PM. I drove over to the area. I walked five minutes to the establishment. I walked into the establishment, and there were customers seated at tables and the bar. To the left, look like where you can place or pick up orders and I stood there. when approached by the gentleman working I was asked my name which I provided. The guy hesitated and then proceeded to ask me for my last name. I provided the information. When ordering food, I usually use my first name and my mom‘s maiden name so that my information is not visible to the public. So that is the information that I provided to the guy. then the guy hesitated again telling me that that is not what the receipt said. My phone is currently malfunctioning with the keypad so it caused a little concerned for me because I spent ample time and making sure the information was correct so I wouldn’t have an issue picking up the order. again, I provided my first and last name for the order and was told that that is not what the receipt said. then I was asked to show confirmation on my phone after my name was being denied as identification for my order. beginning to get frustrated I asked was my first name not on the ticket because even if there was a typo or something of the sort in my last name, I’m not understanding what the confusion is. I explained that it was only one burger that I paid almost $20 $18 and some change. There was no one else in line waiting to pick up food all of the other customers were sitting at the bar or tables. There was only one order sitting on the counter to be picked up. And after receiving the order in fact, did have my name that I provide. the first name and the last name was what I gave to the guy working. I then confronted the guy because I didn’t understand why the hesitation in the back-and-forth when it clearly says my name. I asked for a manager. The guy told me that he was the manager. His name was JOIME. The guy refused to apologize for the offense. The guy who was the manager, supposedly, then blamed a grease stain on the receipt, saying that he could not read it clearly. if he is a manager in a restaurant, I am pretty doubtful that he had such an hard time reading it when I can visibly see every letter and every number that was printed on the receipt whether it had a stain or not. The stain was only covering about half of Davis, which was the last name I provided. The name that I usually provide for my alias when I pick up my food again is my first name and my mom‘s maiden name. The first name was fully visible with no stain. again, he told me that he was the manager so he should know how to read the receipt I should assume.. This entire ordeal was pretty much in front of the entire restaurant which in itself was embarrassing because he tried to deny me my $20 burger after not believing my name that was clearly listed, no one else was waiting for food

This was my first time and when walking in this place gave me a very casual sports bar vibe, which isn't quite my thing. We did have a slight wait time on our food, but for hot, freshly made food, it was worth the wait. I ordered the cheeseburger, and I must say that was honestly one of the best burgers I have ever had. I look forward to returning to try more of their burgers. My daughter loves their little mule burger, which will probably be my next try.

First visit a year or so ago was not particularly memorable but we had a coupon and gave the another try, glad we did! I had the Holy Aoili (sp?) burger which was a cheeseburger with garlic mayo and grilled onions on Kings Hawaiian rolls, hubby had one of the dogs (forgot which one) and honestly they were both great. We were looking for a smaller meal that day and still I came out stuffed. The burger was good quality, the balance of toppings was good, and though I don't want to think about how many calories four KH rolls is, the bun worked well with the burger. There aren't that many good places to get a burger around here besides Quarry House (GOAT in the area) but I'd add this to the rotation if I want a quick burger and it's too early in the day for Quarry House or they're too packed to get a table, or just to meet with friends for some drinks & casual cuisine.

Hubby and I are new to MD and we had taste for some Hot dogs. Found this place on yelp and thought we give it a try. The Hot Dogs was Delicious! I ordered a Long Island Ice Tea and it was Perfect!! Hubby ordered a beer and said it was a Very Good Beer Ambience was nice, service was fast and friendly. Can't wait to return!!!! ***just read some of the negative reviews and kinda shocked to read it, because it most definitely wasn't our experience. Would hate to return and feel differently. But again it was a Great experience for us and we were there 5/18/24 around 10:00pm

Not the most service oriented spot and honestly a bit pricey for what you get, definitely gives overpriced chain vibe. I could understand with the small portions if the food was impeccable but it isn't.

Came in at 10:40 when they opened. Reasonable prices, absolutely delicious food. Would recc to anyone

Amazing spot with lively atmosphere to pregame and grab some fire hotdogs before a concert. Had the "Chili Idol" Dog and a Bratwurst Sliced Sausage, both were AMAZING!

Wow, I've never been super into hot dogs but I'd go back for this hot dog any day! The old town dog was delicious and there were more on the menu I wanted to try. I found it to be balanced and fun with all the toppings. There was a huge variety of beers on tap, but not a ton of things I was excited to try (I prefer sours and IPAs). Traditional bathrooms

Pros: *Ordered 'Sooo Cali' roll (beef frank, arugula, avocado, tomato, fried onions on Kings Hawaiian Roll). Food was okay, but beef frank was disappointing. *Diverse menu - pork/beef hot dogs, burgers, breakfast burritos, corndogs, nuggets, wings, + chicken sandwiches/tenders. *Informal environment - bar, tv screens, + no waiters (in case you don't like tipping). *Open late - 11PM (Sun, Mon, Tues, Wed), 2AM on (Thur, Fri, Sat). Cons: *Was expecting a tender/succulent beef frank, but when bitten into it had a 'rubbery snap' + consistency, common w/ low quality hot dogs. *KH roll is very large compared to hot dog frank, uneven ratio leads to many bland mouthfuls of bread. *KH roll has perforations - so hot dog roll breaks apart easily when eating. *Weak price/value - Signature hot dogs ($9.49+), Burgers/Burritos ($12.69+). Overall: Good for hot dog cravings, but don't set expectations too high. Grilled KH roll is coolest feature, but you will pay for it. Chain has alot of potential, would consider returning to try their non hot-dog items (burgers/burritos).

Quick little stop for food before going to the Fillmore. Had relatively low expectations going in because of the reviews, but was pleasantly surprised. They had a decent tap list on rotation and we ordered a old town Haus dog which had a great cook and great flavor. The staff was nice to us and the vibe of the place was modern/industrial in a cool open space area. I'd go back again for sure. Cool spot

I just ordered Door dash from here the other day and got the holy aioli burger and fries. I was so disappointed as the last time I visited in person the food was actually good but the service was terrible. However this time, the fries were extremely salty, i tried wiping the salt down with a paper towel and it was no help. I literally felt like my ankles were getting swollen from eating these extremely salty fries. The garlic aioli on the burger was not good at all. The burger was not seasoned at all and just wasn't good, completely wasted $30. I wish the app had an option to get the garlic aioli on the side. So disappointing, if you order on door dash just stick with the regular cheeseburger and stay away from the fries. Better yet, order elsewhere.

Today for National Hot Dog Day, I visited Dog Haus, and the experience was nothing short of delicious! They generously offered a free hot dog, which led me to try their Chili Idol and Downtown creations. The Chili Idol was tasty, but I would have preferred more cheese and less chili. On the other hand, the Downtown was a flavor explosion, with bacon and caramelized onions perfectly complementing each other. The hot dog buns made from Hawaiian rolls added a unique and delightful twist to the overall taste. Despite being very busy because of the free hot dog giveaway, the service remained impressively quick, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable visit. Dog Haus delivered on the occasion. If you're seeking tasty hot dogs with a twist and swift service, look no further than Dog Haus!

Great hot dogs, sausages, burgers and other yummy stuff. Loved their tater tots! They have a rotating line-up of beers on tap that change seasonally. They even have a little window on the side because they are open 24/7 for pick up. Centrally located in Silver Springs "downtown" and 3 minute walk from parking and movies. Shout-out to my bartender!

Fast, quick and the food is delicious!! Dog Haus serves hot dogs, sausages, burgers and chicken sandwiches. There's also a decent selection beer and drink menu as well. The hot dogs are all beef, cooked to order and the big surprised that got me....it's served on a buttered, griddled King's Hawaiian rolls bun. It's the roll that did it for me. I ordered the The Reservoir Dog -- Polish Kielbasa, Haus Chili, Slaw & Mustard!. This thing was loaded with chili and slaw which were both really good and complimented the hotdog really. But, I must say I keep hoping back to that tantalizing bun....the King Hawaiian roll that they used! lol. It was ...Soooo Good!!. There's indoor and outdoor seating, which makes this place perfect for the spring and summer months. The vibe is laid back, with an open industrial look and feel which includes booth, bar-like standing tables, TVs all around the place, a huge bar and more than two dozen beer choices. The price point is not bad either, a hot dog or sandwich will generally set you back somewhere between $9-$11 bucks. It's the mixed-drinks and cocktails that always run your bill up when dining out as we all should know. In this case, if cost is your concern or your wallet is tight, stick to a cheap beer to wash it all down. lol :) In all, great staff, food, & service. Definitely will be back!

I was in town for a last-minute trip and needed a place to grab a quick bite to eat late at night. This fit the bill since they're open later than most other places in the area. The food here is pretty good; I enjoyed the sausage I had. Some of the food at other tables nearby looked better than what I picked, but you can't go wrong with a dog. The drinks were great! I loved the two cocktails I had and would definitely get them again if I popped into another location.

We arrived around 11:30pm. The regular tables were not cleaned, even though vacant. We sat at a high top table. I didn't know the ordering process, we waited for a while with no service. I went to the bar to inquiry and was told I had to place my order at the register. They give you a table number and bring your food to you once it's ready. I ordered the following: -Plain wings --Had no seasoning. The side of of blue cheese helped, but did not disguised the tastelessness -Downtown dog --This was delicious! I just couldn't taste the bacon. My hot dog was covered in a lot of condiments, therefore I couldn't see if there was any bacon. - Sweet potato fries --Good Fries - Sunny Daze cocktail-- I liked Overall, it's a decent spot for late night. It wasn't crowded nor loud. There were multiple television screens on. Note: There are no utensils provided with the food. We had to ask for a fork at the bar.

MUCH BETTER the second time around. Truly night and day. The food was hot and pretty good!

Someone please reply if this place is supposed to be like D*cks where the servers are intentionally super rude. But since I wasn't expecting that this place is one star. The man who took my order was so rude and then I had the same experience with the bartender. The food was fine but I drink IPAs enough to know when they're watered down, and this one certainly was. Definitely will not be back and don't recommend anyone try this place. For such a cute space, Silver Spring deserves a better local spot

*noting we only went to this location for happy hour because they are an option on the DC Pub Pass- it wasn't a great happy hour spot-granted the whole appeal of the place is their food & we weren't eating- take my review with a grain of salt. Centrally located in downtown Silver Spring, we grabbed a seat at the bar for HH, as indoor seating was cramped & outdoor seating didn't look appealing (their other locations definitely have better ambiance) The bartender was friendly, offering samples before committing- but honestly prices were jacked up to begin with $9-11a beer, so happy hour only took the price down to normal beer prices-this wasn't worth it for the minimal variety available. Might as well go directly to the brewery to support.

At Dog Haus, I tried their "Sooo-California" hotdog, which came with a surprising combination of avocado, tomato, and arugula. Despite my initial skepticism, the flavors harmonized exceptionally well, resulting in a really enjoyable hotdog. The standout feature was undoubtedly the Hawaiian roll buns, adding a delightful twist to the overall taste. The quick service was impressive, even during peak hours, ensuring a smooth dining experience. While I loved most aspects of the hotdog, the spicy basil aioli felt slightly out of place for my taste. Nonetheless, Dog Haus left a positive impression, and I'm already looking forward to returning for more unique flavors. I would rate this place 4 out of 5 stars due to the aioli, but overall, I can confidently say I'll be coming back for more of their tasty and innovative hotdogs!

I came to Dog Haus during happy hour the other day, and wasn't particularly impressed. I liked the little outdoor shopping area it was located in, but the ambiance of the restaurant itself left a lot to be desired. I ordered one of the IPAs on their menu (which was not an easy menu to read because it kept switching between different screens with beer options, rather than having all of the options on one screen) but received a different IPA. The beer I got was still good, but definitely not what I ordered. It also took a few minutes to get the attention of someone to take our order, despite the restaurant being completely empty. I might be back to try their food, but this experience could have been better.

Dog Haus Biergarten is a great spot for a casual gathering with friends, especially at the bar. I had the downtown hot dog, and it was definitely worth it. The flavors were perfectly blended, and the sweet, lightly toasted buns along with the chipotle sauce hit the spot. The soo cali dog was also delicious, offering a tasty option. The cowboy dog was simple with ketchup and mustard. Although my order was handled well, there was a mix-up with our group's order. Despite informing the staff, the issue wasn't resolved, and the same incorrect hot dog was brought back. Despite this hiccup, the downtown dog is definitely a must-try!

This place is fantastic. Welcomed like one of the family. The food is delicious and hormone free. The beer selection is top notch.

This restaurant fully opened on Dec 10, 2021. Their menu features hot dogs, hamburgers, sausages, chicken, plant-based options, beer, and cocktails. Their meats and toppings are what make them outstanding. Being familiar with the other two Dog Haus Biergarten restaurants in Montgomery County, my wife and I decided to check out this location. We got a Hangover burger, a Little Mule burger, and a Sam Adams Cold Snap beer.    The Hangover burger had white American cheese, smoked bacon, haus chili, fried egg, and mayonnaise inside 4 King's Hawaiian rolls. The hamburger was tender and moist with a savory flavor. It was umami galore with the combination of burger, bacon, chili, and runny egg yolk. They put together salty, spicy, sweet, and umami flavors to make a well-rounded burger. This was an impressively flavorful burger! FYI, they claim that their beef comes from 100% genetically tested, humanely raised, hormone- and antibiotic-free Black Angus cows at Creekstone Farms.    The Little Mule burger had avocado, white American cheese, tangy pickled jalapenos, crumbly cotija cheese, a runny fried egg, and chipotle aioli inside 4 Kings Hawaiian rolls. The jalapeños stood out against a background of complimentary umami flavors. My wife loved it! Get this if you want a savory burger with a spicy kick and a bit of tanginess.    The Samuel Adams Cold Snap beer is a seasonal beer available from January until March. It is a white ale that was a touch malty with herb and floral notes. Easy to drink and reasonably priced. You should try it while it's still available!    The service was quick for ordering but slow in cooking. It took 50 minutes for our food to arrive. There was one woman handling all of the customers. The bartender was helping her when he wasn't busy. There were plenty of customers on this day, so the delay was understandable. The dining room and restrooms were clean. The restrooms were locked and required a numeric code to enter. The code was posted under the keypad. Strange. There were napkin dispensers at each table. Thank goodness because the burgers were super messy to eat! The sodas and water were self-serve. They have carbonated water available in the soda machine. There were lots of wall mounted large screen televisions around the dining room. So, it's somewhat noisy in there. Overall, the food was very tasty, the atmosphere was casual and relaxed, and the location was in an upper middle class business area. Parking is available at Wayne Ave Garage, 8506 Fenton Street Garage, and 833 Wayne Ave parking lot at Whole Foods Market. I would gladly recommend this restaurant as long as staffing is appropriate.

The food was decent. The service was medium. The interior is a chill vibe. We will come back. That's all I can say!

I honestly think this is one of the best secret spots in Silver Spring! The food is epic! The hot dogs! The sliders! The breakfast burritos! Lots to choose from and if your vegetarian, they have impossible "meat" dishes. A sports bar ambience without the annoying crowd! The service is always ready for you. Friendly staff!

I don't know if it's b/c it's late but the customer service is a bit lacking to say the least! I came in and sat at the bar, I wasn't immediately greeted, which , I didn't necessarily mind. Finally, one of the guys at the bar says, "do you want to order?" I said, yes, he replied, you have to order at the register. The register he was referring to was close to the door and I was seated to the side. I got up to order my food, oh, now, I understand , he profiled me, I overhear him telling the other guests (which I'll get into) that if you try to leave w/o paying a sensor goes off and picture is taken. I wasn't going to post until I saw 2 what look like Hispanic guys come in, they look like the 2 guys behind the bar. They gave them menus and allowed them to order from the bar! I white lady came in after them, same thing, order directly from the bar. It's a sad society we live in. I doubt I'll be back here based on this experience. Wow, another white guy walks in, sits next to me, the same guy that told me I needed to order from the register, hands him a menu!!! You can't make this stuff up...

We've stopped at Dog Haus before shows at the Fillmore. It is a chill spot to hang out. They have several tvs around the bar. They have some good happy hour specials- for both food and drink. Last time, I got one of their cocktails and my boyfriend got their PBR and Jim Beam black special. We've had their tots and sausages, really good. We will be back.

I've been to this place several times and have tried their Cajun burrito and sausage burritos. They tasted good every time I was there and they are also open late so perfect if you want to grab some food late.

I would go back for the hot dogs. I also enjoyed the option of sitting outside. There is so much going on in this neighborhood, and it's way more interesting than watching the sports on the televisions inside. The music is also a little less loud outside, which I always enjoy. I mean, is it a rare thing to want to actually converse with your dining companion(s)? Have we lost the ability to speak to each other in person, in this digital age? Am I OLD?!! Nevertheless... The boyfriend and I visited the Dog Haus before the Black Label Society/Anthrax show at The Fillmore (Ha! Take that anyone who answered "Yes" to my above rhetorical question.). While I knew what we were in for before we arrived, the Boyfriend was rather disappointed in the size of his burgers. They're sliders, people. You're going to need SEVERAL orders. And don't get us started on the Dixie Cup portion size of the chili... BUT... DANG, what incredible chili!! Seriously, get something with chili. We were there during Happy Hour, so the Boyfriend had both the THIS and the THAT (a Big Mac knockoff. He got his without lettuce and the sauce was unremarkable.) burgers. I had just the THIS (I'm a sucker for caramelized onions). The flavor of these burgers is delicious. We just wished that they were burger size. They come on King's Hawaiian rolls. You get two rolls, so if you want an American sized burger, order two. We also shared a Cowboy Dog (smoked bacon wrapped dog, cheddar cheese sauce, bbq sauce, crispy onions). Where this place let us down (besides the portion sizes) is the cocktails. Pretty as a picture, but horribly watered down to the point where I left most of mine behind - and I LOVE a good cocktail. The Boyfriend got a "Gin and Juice" which had a raspberry flavor, or was supposed to.. and I had a "Sunny..." something or other. It was supposed to have passionfruit... Mine was GROSSSSSS... just pass on the cocktails. They seem to have a decent selection of beers, but I'm not a beer drinker. There are a boatload of restaurants in the area. I don't know that we'll ever return here. It was a decent enough experience. Better than Chic-Fila, Red Lobster, or some nationwide chain (which are available nearby), but the Thai place next door is calling my name... When you're dealing with this much competition, you REALLY need to hit it out of the park your first time at bat (see? I know sports) and the Dog Haus struck out with a pop-up fly.

If you want a hot dog, go elsewhere. Tried this place twice and both times, the "gourmet" something something dog was terrible. Way too much mustard, old stale bun, sauerkraut dropped on it like a plod of ... not sure. Looks like people might like it for the beer selection, so all the power to them, but if you want a good dog, try someone else's haus.

Dog Haus is my spot for beer and burgers. Crazy that a hot dog place makes the best burgers huh? What's unique about them is that they serve everything in a kings Hawaiian roll. This includes burgers, hot dogs and sausages and they have plenty of beer on tap. They vibe is chill and gives a little bit of a sports Bar vibe. The bartenders are pretty cool too

I had some drinks before stepping in here after midnight on Friday morning, so I was happily buzzing and stoked for a hot dog. I love hot dogs in general, but add in a couple gins and a vodka, and that love becomes just pure infatuation. I built my own dog by adding cheddar to a bacon wrapped dog. I think I had been expecting melted cheddar, so I was surprised when it was just a couple of slices. Still, the hot dog was top tier. I would've been craftier with my customization had I had the brainpower. My gin & juice cocktail, not so much. No one in our group was a fan of it. I left the vast majority behind. We had a long drive home (I was obviously not the driver), and the bartender gave us all waters to go, so that was nice.

Delish burger and onion rings. Had a great beer. Had a cocktail that was not the best but the bartender switched it easily. . Atmosphere is pretty chill.

Quick stop for lunch before flying home. The food was delicious and the service was great. The restaurant had just opened and everything was fresh. There were a few customers ahead of me but I didn't have to wait long. Great atmosphere.

We stopped by here after a long day of moving to the area. Overall, I thought Dog Haus was the perfect spot to "hydrate" with beers and cocktails. I was quite impressed with the massive selections of draft beers. I think that I counted about 5 IPAs, which are my go-to beers (so extra points in this review). While the beers and cocktails were delicious, the food was so-so. Actually, I think the food was so-so because our order may have been left at the pass for a bit. By the time our dogs, fries, and tater tots came to where we were sitting at the bar, they were a bit cold. While the service was fine, I have to admit that I was a bit confused with the ordering situation. It seems that some people, who were at the bar and tables, had to order at the register, whereas others did not. For our meal and drinks, we ordered from the bartender at the table. Maybe the folks ordering at the register did not open a tab and were paying for each drink at the time of ordering.

I've been waiting for this location to open, and though it's been open for a while, I was finally able to visit. I went on a Friday night, and it was pretty packed. Service wasn't bad at all, and my friend and I were able to find somewhere to sit. We ordered a couple cocktails to start. I got the Gin-n-Juice, which tasted great and beautifully presented with a hibiscus flower. I later on ordered the Irish Hello which was great as well. To eat, I got three impossible sliders, and they were topped with just caramelized onions and mayo. They were absolutely amazing! I literally can't stop thinking about them lol. I think what really got me were the buns. They had a sweet taste to them. So, my experience here was great. I've been to the Bethesda location quite a few times, so I'm glad there's a location slightly closer.

first of all lets start with Cipriano he was amazing, the food OMG was AMAZING drinks Bomb and I mean its just everything for me and I'm a Vegan....

My experience was excellent. The location is nice and pretty spacious in size. Got there around 6:00 pm on a Friday and it wasn't crowded. Which is right up my alley. Although more people had filled up the bar and other seating area by the time me and my friend left. But it was enough space so it didn't feel overcrowded or anything. The man who greeted us and took our order when we came in was very nice and patient. Your order is placed at the front register and they bring it to your table or bar area if you choose to sit there. My margarita was ready immediately after I paid. Food didn't take too long to come out. My burger and tater tots were really good. Made to perfection. My friend got a chili haus dog and onion rings, which they enjoyed as well. I would definitely come back. Maybe sit at the bar. All the staff were nice and professional. 5 stars!!

Dog Haus is a bit of a regional chain, but they deliver. This one has the perfect location for a quick dinner before a movie at AFI or concert at the Fillmore. The space is huge and inviting, and best of all, the beer choices are plentiful. You will find something tasty to enjoy. For food, the burgers remain delicious (holy aioli is my fave), and the tater tots are tater top-notch. You can get them smithered with chilli for added deliciousness. It is our go-to when in Silver Spring.

I had a chili dog delivered. I was afraid that it wouldn't travel well but it was still good.

Jaime was my server and he was such a sweet human! He made sure my group had the most amazing night. If you can I would recommend asking to sit in his section!!

Takeout order with friendly customer service was quick. I could use no touch through ordering until the credit card signature. 20 minute wait for a family of 6 was great compared to local fast food joints. The plus is better tasting ingredients in comparison to the typical burgers in this area.

The night staff is very incompetent and so rude! First of all, they do not take your order in person over the phone so you have to place an order with an automated recording. Then they mess up the order and there is no way to edit it. I have also dined in in-person and the night staff is so rude! The food quality is also declining. The food is not the same as it used to be.

Ordered from Uber eats on Thursday, 10/12/23. Me and my friend have been recovering from food poisoning since then. I had the California dog, he had the chili dog. Never again.

I wasn't impressed - my order was "build your own" dog and it just fell very short. Toppings were very skimpy. We were there early and very few customers so I was surprised that the service was mediocre. Slow and not rude but not friendly either. My husband was fine with his sausage but again nothing special.

Was unexpectedly really good (the food). This is not a date not spot unless you take it to go. But the food is delicious. Hot dogs had a good snap to them. The chili didn't taste canned. Pretty solid.

Went for drinks only, the vibe was nice, open late on Saturday. New to drinking beer the bartenders where nice and let me sample some suggestions that satisfied my fruity taste requirement. I enjoyed the mango flavored one, unsure of the name. Music was not too loud, recommended for a after spot to chill and talk.

Dog Haus is a cool place to get a quick lunch. One unique thing is that the burger base are Hawaiian dinner rolls. I elected to get the "That Burger" on happy hour and the happy hour tots but they give me fries (bartenders was able to quickly fix it) . The That burger happy hour size comes with two rolls but one is only shown in picture because I was hungry. The first Kiss cocktail was a great choice!! I will be back to try the Nashville hot chicken.

Good drinks great food and service. I very much enjoyed the openness, the lighting, the bartender was helpful. I would definitely go again

It was pretty nice outside as I walked over from the parking garage next door, so I ordered and sat in the outdoor dining area. They brought out my food when it was ready, I got the chili the kid dog. This was good washed down with an orange Fanta. The chili was slightly spicy, the Hawaiian roll bun was slightly sweet, and white cheddar cheese mild. Each bite of the savory hot dog left me craving the other flavors. It was topped with crispy onions that stuck to the chili like an edible garnish. All I can say is be nice to the dogs, they're good!

The food is good the burger is amazing. I would go back but I have other places to travel to so..... lol