Dog Haus Biergarten

Pretty good burgers and hot dogs, but I was underwhelmed by the sausages. I liked how everything was served on soft Hawaiian rolls. Tater tots and fries were super crispy and cooked perfectly. Staff were very friendly and there was plenty of seating available.

Very impressive food here. Killer beer selection. The Pineapple Express was amazing. Great quality dog, cooked just about perfect, juicy center with a nice grilled exterior. The crunchy onion straws on top added a nice texture. It was an awesome fusion of savory, sweet, and spicy. Soft rolls mixed with the grilled dog, wet ginger sauce and crunchy onion straws, it was an amazing experience. The cheese fries were delicious. Comforting style. Seasoned and crispy, topped with a yellow cheese sauce. Yes a sauce, not melted shredded cheese. They were delicious. I cant wait to try more food here. Enjoy

- Went in Sun, 15 Aug 20 and ordered to go -- w/ hip-hop music blaring on huge stereos with "N" words, "B" words, and "MF" being dropped like there was no tomorrow. From a business standpoint, that is not appropriate, professional, or the time/place for it. Disappointing that the workers didn't even have an ounce of intelligence or respect to realize that. - Menu was diverse and unique (gourmet hotdogs, in particular). Food was good. Presentation was great. Not cheap (about $8 per dog) but understandable. - Preparation/planning lacked. I asked for a plastic fork for my to-go order (I had to eat on the road) and was told there were no utensils at all (I needed a fork for my chili-cheese fries -- not cool). - A 38-minute wait for 4 hotdogs and fries seemed excessive, but it's COVID, I guess. * Chili-cheese dog and fries were my favorite. I don't think I'll be back though, considering all of the above.

This is one of the most underrated food spots in the city. It’s cheap and serves very good hot dogs/sausage/brats. As if that isn’t enough the burgers are really delicious. What makes this place stand out is that they serve everything on those Hawaiian Rolls we all eat for the holidays. As far as drinks go I believe they had 20 or so beers on tap!

The old town dog was great. But that was it. There isn’t enough variation between the dogs at this location. The chicken slider sucks. They have signs posted the bathrooms are closed but they aren’t. The service was okay because one guy was cool but then his shift ended and besides him we were ignored. It was empty and the counters and tables weren’t wiped down, when other people came in, the staff seemed annoyed that more people had come and they had to get up off the stools again. Hadn’t been here in years and was looking forward to it. It will be a few years before I go back to try again. I’ll stick to Dog Haus’s other locations.

The food wasn't great, the drinks weren't even good, and the prices were a little high. Only reason they got 2 starts is because the server was very friendly. We won't be returning. Save your money and go to Costco and get a dog for a buck fifty... lol.

I see this place pop up on Postmates all the time but never visited until today. I popped in for a quick bite to grab for pick up but ended up dining in. There’s a ton of space with lots of seating indoor and outdoor. There’s a large selection of beers on tap and a variety of different dogs and burgers with a few sides. The cowboy dog and chili were great! Also plenty of TVs for sports also.

Just avoid the corn dog. The hot dog within is nothing special, just a large store bought Frank and the corn batter is freshly fried, but i guess too thin because it's like a 3mm coating on the dog at it's thickest. In no way is this worth $6.50. The real hot dogs look pretty good but i dunno with these prices you're clearly just paying for the bleh industrial interior.