Dog Haus

Solid food. It was my first time going to a Dog Haus I realized, I tried a burger type sandwich. It was easier to eat than I expected, which I did by tearing it. My sweet potato fries were good. The first water cup I filled tasted fine, but the second at the soda fountain tasted odd. The hot dogs look good, and the AI 🤖 strongly suggests trying the Bronco Burrito. I would come back. We did find it a bit amusing how early the staff get things put away for closing. 😆 There were tables in the back with chairs already stacked and it was well over an hour before closing.

NEED TO FIGURE OUT A NEW BUN FOR THE BRAT. COME ON… Here’s my honest take on Dog Haus in Centennial — and yes, I know it’s “just” a casual spot for dogs, brats, and breakfast-y mashups, but this place clearly puts craft and personality into everything coming out of the kitchen. I stopped in hungry and curious, and I left with a new favorite breakfast item and one small gripe that’s worth calling out for anyone who’s picky about buns. First, the star: the Bronco Burrito. Absolutely fantastic. It’s the kind of breakfast burrito that actually earns the hype—well-balanced, hearty, and thoughtfully layered. The eggs were fluffy (not overcooked), the potatoes had that crisp outside/soft center situation, and the proteins were seasoned so they stood out without overpowering everything else. What I loved most was how it held together: no soggy wrap, no oil bomb. Every bite gave you something—salt, heat, a little creaminess, a little crunch—and it all wrapped up in a tortilla that didn’t crack or collapse. If you’re on the fence, don’t be. Get it. I’d come back for the Bronco Burrito alone. I also tried a bratwurst, because when you’re in a place that takes pride in its sausages, it feels wrong not to. The brat itself? Juicy, snappy casing, and seasoned just right. You can tell they care about sourcing and prep; it’s not the bland ballpark stuff. Toppings were generous and fresh, and you can customize to your heart’s content. Here’s where my only complaint comes in: the bun. Dog Haus is known for its signature rolls, and while I totally get the appeal for some folks, the bun on my brat didn’t land for me. It leaned too sweet for a savory, peppery brat, and it softened quickly—almost spongy—so halfway through, I was wishing for something sturdier and less sugary to let the brat really shine. If you love that sweet-leaning, pillowy roll, great; for me, it distracted from an otherwise excellent sausage. Service was friendly and efficient without being rushed. The team knew the menu and had solid recommendations (which is how I ended up with the Bronco Burrito in the first place). The space was clean, plenty of seating, and the food came out hot with a nice pace—even during a bit of a lunch wave. I appreciate the little touches too: clear signage, easy ordering, and a sauce lineup that lets you tweak things exactly how you like them. Price-wise, it’s fair for the quality. You’re getting better ingredients and better execution than a typical fast-casual hot dog spot, and the portion sizes back it up. Sides like tots or fries are a no-brainer add-on if you’re sharing, and they do them right—crisp, salted properly, and not weighed down with grease. Overall, Dog Haus is absolutely worth a visit—especially for that Bronco Burrito, which I’d recommend to anyone who wants a legit, satisfying breakfast-lunch crossover. As for the brat, I’d order it again but ask if there’s a different bun option or go bunless and let the sausage and toppings lead. With a minor tweak on the bread, it would be excellent across the board. Bottom line: creative menu, quality ingredients, friendly service, clean space, and a burrito I’ll be craving again. If you’re near Centennial and want something that feels familiar but tastes dialed-in, Dog Haus delivers. I’ll be back—Bronco Burrito first, brat with a bun adjustment second.

I missed this place when it closed in Colorado Springs, but traveling up to Denver and getting a so obviously burnt dog is terrible. The staff was leaning around watching a game on TV. Place was moderately clean. When I was ordering the guy taking it was barely able to face me and the same to lift a hand to put in the order. The outside of my hotdog was black... Completely burnt, and obviously so. I won't be coming back.

My husband and I always order DoorDash from here. This time we were in the area and went in. Friendly, patient and well kept clean reasturant. I always order the same thing and it’s 11/10 everytime. Even on DoorDash it takes 15 minutes to get to us and it still has a good temp when it gets to us. Highly recommend

It's a great casual place to get food. However, if you order online, there is about a 30% chance your order will be messed up. Usually they'll do something like ignore the no mayo choice or something, but this time on my "hangover" buger, they literally forgot an entire patty on the burger, put mayo on both sides (which they usually don't do, even when they forget the no mayo), forgot the egg, forgot the bacon... i had a cheeseburger with onions on it basically. i'm a long time customer, but dang yall need more consistency when preparing orders.

This place sells primarily hot dogs, burgers and sausages on King's Hawaiian buns. There are several custom options. The Downtown dog was very good loaded with condiments and on a very good toasted bun. I particularly liked the caramelized onions which stood out with great flavor. Service was fast and polite although it took 5 minutes or so to get my order because there were so many dine in and take out orders in front of mine. The space is fairly small and basic. It was a bit cramped when I was there because it was very busy. There is outside seating on the Arapahoe side of the building. They do have Wi-Fi. Parking spots were available.

We tried this place last May during our family visit (we are from Saipan).I loved it so much that we went back with our family for a breakfast. I would come back to this place again when I get a chance.

I ordered through the app from this location on the national hot dog day this past week. Dog Haus offered a free Haus Dog that day and I ordered on my way home from work. The food was great even after the drive home. My bag was really as soon as I arrived and I was able to get in and out pretty quickly.

My boyfriend and I came here for lunch on a Sunday afternoon. I love Dog Haus, but it was his first time. We both got the Das Brat, and it was so good! The portions were huge, and the tots and slaw were delicious. It was nice that they had the football game on, too. I've also had their Bad Ass Burritos before, so I know we will be back!

I came for hot dogs but I can't recommend them. I really really don't care for the Kings Hawaiian roles used as the boat for the franks. So I found the next better thing: their burritos. OMG they are to die for! Each one comes with three eggs (ask for fried eggs, not scrambled.) think runny yolks that penetrate through the entire tortilla wrapped behemoth creation that's larger than a chipotle's burrito some hash brown for crunchies and a tasty green chile gravy that makes the eating experience so messy yet so very satisfying. I'll drive out of my way for Dog Haus's burritos!!

Food, unfortunately hot dogs were flavorless, the bread broke apart easily, family order hamburgers and didn't like them either.

Friendly service, fresh ingredients and clean interior. Bonus that you get a free slider with purchase of Haus dog, sausage or burger. Hooray fast casual food! Dog Haus I'll be returning to soon.

Aw man. We really miss the COS Dog Haus, so we're happy to have an excuse to go to DH in Centennial. Therefore, the bar was set high, as the COS one was always busy and had a huge selection of craft beer. Um. The dogs and burgers are still delicious here - hence a good rating. The servers are nice too. Didn't like having to get a key for the restroom, but maybe that's the area. We were puzzled by how slow it was, and the tiny sad beer selection - Voodoo Ranger is as craft as it gets, with 4 taps (and only 2 decent beers). The space isn't awesome either, long and skinny, but does the job. Verdict - if you want good creative dogs and delicious burgers, go. If you were a fan of the Cos location, be prepared for a let-down.

This place is great to grab a hot dog (usually a lighter meal than a hamburger) but the hamburgers are great as well!

This place was understaffed and multiple tables were not cleaned. We had to clean off our own as best we could. The food was meh - the order came out together it the sandwiches were cold because we had to wait for the fries - which thy did not have ready. We also wanted a milkshake which they didn't have. Just disappointed

Not for me !! Definitely for others ! Hard to eat. Anyway, I like a buttered grilled bun for my burgers; I do not care for the Hawaiian bread roll. I just do not care for thick airy bread EVeR ! I'm a take the bread out person. I love crunchy crust. and I DO prefer crunchy lettuce; NOT shredded. Service was really nice. Windows need a wash, including in and outside of front door. That's also a big turnoff for me. if I walk up to the place, and the front door and windows are dirty; I walk out! Today I did not I'm trying to build my immunity lol

Tried this place for. Quick lunch and was nicely surprised. Great service and a good menu of hot dogs and other sandwich selections including sides. The food and the service were both excellent.

Dog Haus was one of my favorite places in Maryland, when I saw they had a location in Centennial I knew I had to get there ASAP! I already really like hot dogs, but they take it to another level! I love all their topping combinations and the bun is so good at Dog Haus. One thing I noticed on my visit this time is that you can get it in burrito form. I am not sure if this is new to all dog hauses or if it is more location specific. The staff here were really nice. They brought our food to our table and made our food pretty quickly. We ate outside on the back deck. The door was locked though so we had to make sure it was propped open so we didn't get locked out. Also not a fan of the restrooms being locked. This location was clean and had plenty of parking.

This place is amazing. The food was jaw dropping and flavorful, people were super friendly and helpful and the prices weren't bad for what you get! I didn't love the seating as it was all picnic benches and giant tables and I generally need a soft place to sit for my back. It was a large room and plenty of space to spread out. The closest one to where i live is like 30 min away but we will be driving there to eat there again try their breakfast burritos which looked amazingb

Food was amazing. Great proportions for the price and food was hot. Staff was friendly and very kind to me.

Parking was very simple and the menu has tons of different customizable options. Prices are modest not insane but not cheap. I had the chili idol with tater tots. Theres lots of seating inside and outside although the tables weren't particularly clean. The place was pretty empty so our order was taken quickly and our food came out fast. The tater tots were super crispy and fresh and the chili dog tasted great but was cold and you could tell the bun wasnt fresh as it was kinda stale and not very toasted. Overall not a bad experience but I dont think ill be coming back.

I've gotten food here twice, was not impressed either time. The second time they messed up my entire order, 5 out of the 6 things were wrong, but luckily they refunded it. The burgers are ok, the brat is average, hotdog was compeltely burnt including the buns, the chili on the hot dog is not good, the cheese sauce is really not good. I got cheese fries and it didn't taste like cheese fries, it was, off, i don't know. Even my young kid refused to eat them. You know it's bad when a kid won't eat cheese fries. I will definitely not be getting food from here again. It's too bad because everything looks great on the menu, but apparently they can't even follow their own menu correctly. Also not everyone likes King's Hawaiian buns but I guess that's their thing so I'm not gonna complain about not having other bun options.

Great dogs and burgers and tots. Been here bunch's of times. Love the atmosphere. XxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxX

Tasty and fast! Not many people eating in the restaurant but lots of take and gos. $13 for a big breakfast burrito.

What happened to Dog Haus? It used to be one of our favorite quick casual joints and it's gone SO DOWN HILL. Can't choose the sausage, despite being listed in inKind as a valid vendor, they refused to allow us to redeem our rewards, and it looks like the dogs are way smaller now. The tables were sticky and dirty. As we were leaving, we smelled that strange waft of sewage smell that we smelled at the other dog house in Northfield. It was coming from the kitchen. Used to love the Dog Haus. Not anymore. So sad.

So much potential!!!!!. The food was good, made fresh and served hot. However, this place is filthy. It could benefit from a good deep cleaning and some new paint.

I have liked Dog Haus since they opened and I think it's a great concept with tasty food, sides, and drinks. When I got the text from them this morning, telling me that because it's national hot dog day they were giving free house dogs, I was excited to go. Fast forward to 2:00 pm after the huge lunch rush by like-minded fans. There was no line and the young man that took our order was friendly and helpful. Then I watched him wipe his nose from the back of his hand up his wrist. Ooooooh! I was just praying he wouldn't be the one making my order. He did bring our food out and was wearing gloves at that point. And he very nicely brought me the cheese sauce that was supposed to be on my Cowboy hot dog. But he was doing a lot of coughing behind the counter. The food was tasty and the Hawaiian buns are so good, but I think they needed to change the oil in their fryer. The onion rings and tots were the darkest shade of brown. I know they had just calmed down after the lunch rush, and we were the only ones there for a little while, but it would have been great to see some cleaning up going on. The table tops were ok, but the floor could have used lots of attention. Anyway - I'm chalking this up to them being overwhelmed by the rush and will be heading back there - maybe for happy hour!

Ordered a breakfast burrito, and didn't realize until I got home that it was the wrong burrito. Too far to drive back and wait for the right order. I called, but no one answered. Went to voicemail, but it said it was full and I couldn't leave a message. Not the first time they've messed up my order

I have been coming here for years and the food is always solid. The menu has a good variety of options divided between hotdogs, sausages, beyond meat sausage, and burgers (up-charge $3 for an impossible patty )- all served on a grouping of Hawaiian rolls as buns/rolls to eat your order with. Hawaiian rolls, while absolutely delicious as sandwich options, are also mildly inconvenient vessels. So prepare for the meal to be a little messy as it falls apart/the bread gets soggy. The tater tots are my favorite side, they are always perfectly crispy. The prices of the meals don't include sides and there isn't an meal combos as far as I've noticed, so it can make a casual, counter serve restaurant on the pricier side if you're getting a drink, a meal, and a side. Service is usually quick and you pick it up from a side counter when they call your name.

Finally gave DH a try this weekend - good hot dogs. I ordered two, but they're bigger than I thought they'd be, so was unable to finish both. Interesting flavor combinations, going to try the Chili dog next time. The burgers also looked pretty good. Friendly staff - beer on tap, fast casual environment.

I wanted to give this place a second try. Ordered a cheeseburger. Polish sausage. Hot dog. Brat. Everything ordered was sub par and just can't compete with places like mustards last stand or even Mikes Chicago Dogs. For me who grew up in Chicago and New York just can't get my taste buds to enjoy the food here. The burger was better than the sausages and dogs.

Always classically good and I'm veg. I always enjoy their impossible sliders. Consistent and not dry Pattie's.

In the area and stopped by during the lunch hour. I ordered the chili dog and tater tots. The dog was okay with decent chili and fried onions. The aioli sauce was good too. The bun to dog ratio was way more than I would have liked. I expect something close to a 50/50 ratio. Was more like 25/75. Not sure if it's a downsizing thing for profits or it's always been that way. Lastly, the tots were a disgrace. Barely room temperature being cooked well before served. A clear signal that quality for each and every order is a crap shoot and low priority. Being a separate charge, they should be cooked to order, but they clearly aren't. I tried this franchise years ago and my impression was they are the exception to the cookie cutter franchise model. My experience today was the opposite

Order from simple menu. Happy hour at 3pm. Downtown dog satisfies a craving for rich porky goodness on a wonderful bun, Tots in Love Boat topped with a smidgeon of chili and a little coleslaw was disappointing. How come dog comes soggy with toppings, but tots have so little? One star off. Music was on, atmosphere was generic

I came here to celebrate National Hot Dog Day and everything was great. Friendly staff, delicious food. The downtown dog hit the spot. The meat had that fresh off the grill taste, the bun was toasted and the topping just made everything come together just right. Good experience all around.

When ordering, the young person asked what meat choice I wanted for the hotdog, which I didn't know there was one, so she read me these options, kielbasa, chorizo, brat or veggie dog. I asked if there was just a hot dog, her reply "whats a hot dog?" Then proceeded to say she was a vegetarian so didn't know what a hot dog was. I asked if maybe she could ask someone that knew what a hotdog was, and their reply was the hot dogs come with the beef dog.... great!!! A hotdog!!! We got 4 different hotdogs/brats and definitely was astonished at the lack of flavor and just overall poor quality. Will not be going back! And I'd suggest they educate their staff on what they are actually selling and serving! Yikes

Definitely one of the best places to get a delicious hot dog. Love the different options. Great flavor combinations. The one ding was the corn dog my wife got. Very unimpressive. Overcooked and not nearly enough batter.

The gentleman taking our order was very accommodating and helpful. Ambience was kind of stock. Our hot dogs were good, but we would've preferred fried onions rather than raw onions. Probably we could've requested that when we ordered but we didn't really understand that. Tater tots seemed way over done.

Got a Mother Clucker chicken sandwich to go. Got back to work and noticed a hair sticking out of it. Drove all the way back and showed the manager on duty. He acted as if he couldn't care less. He offered to either remake the sandwich or refund my money. I chose to have them remake the sandwich. I would have expected a little more attention to this matter. Maybe offering me a complimentary drink while I waited for them to make it for a second time....Or maybe a complimentary sandwich the next time I came in....But nothing. Simply handed me the sandwich and said "sorry about that." Poor customer service.

DOG HAUS employees are THE WORST. The employees clearly do not read the specific instructions submitted through online orders. I've let it slide multiple times but this morning was the last straw. I submitted an order for the Haus burrito no onion, no spicy mayo. Chili tots, chili on the side. Simple right? The order rcpt even shows my specifications and yet I have not once received this order correctly. I'm pregnant and my stomach in general cannot tolerate spicy foods. So here I am starving yet again having wasted money, time, with soggy tots and a burrito that is filled with onion and spicy mayo. This is the last time I'm ordering anything from here. All I can say is DO BETTER. You are paid to provide a service so get it done right. If I was the owner of Dog Haus I would reconsider who I am hiring, this place is filled with lazy employees.

Not to bad. Too much bread for me on the burger though. Not enough condiments were out. Had to keep getting up and asking. Good burger though, fries were delicious.

Great execution on a counter service gourmet hot dog restaurant. They have some fun and interesting combinations, multiple sausage types, burger options, bacon wrapped dogs, and lots of toppings. Beer on tap too :) Whats not to like? The flat top grilled Hawaiian rolls add a nice touch and hold up well with all the extras pilled on top. The tots were served hot and crispy, smothering them in cheese sauce wasn't my favorite, I prefer the tots to stand their own. The service was friendly and the experience was enjoyable overall. My wallet was pretty happy and I plan on keeping this place in mind for future over the top dog cravings.

We went here with the family and it was okay. My main thoughts when I left were that it was way too expensive. We got the kids hot dog, corndog, cheeseburger, and fries. The volume of food was good. They ate about half of everything, which tells me the food was okay for them. The adults had a T-Mex (which was alright and had good toppings) and The Hot Chick (which was also okay and the chicken was seasoned well) along with chili cheese fries (which were standard for this offering). I also ended up eating half of the kids' cheeseburger and thought that it was decent, but it was a bit heavy on the mayo. We ate out back on a warm day, which was nice, but hearing all the crackling exhausts from the modified Subarus on the main road got annoying quickly (basically every few minutes). I recommend eating inside for a better experience. I had a good time at their Vegas location (which I believe is closed now) a few years back, but I'm on the fence about if I would return to this location. It wasn't necessarily anything bad, but I feel there are too many other options we could have enjoyed more in the same area.

Good food. We did a pickup order. Food was ready when we arrived. I had the cowboy. I've had this many times before and it's always great. I got sweet potato fries and unfortunately they do not travel well. Husband had the Scott baoili and it is very good. Tots traveled very well. Kids dog meal is a good size for a kid and comes with a drink. Always good food here.

Place was a last go to spot before I head to the airport back home. So glad I stopped here before the flight. The food had me feeling different because of the unique bun, which is a Hawaiian sweet roll. Everything was fresh and cooked to order. I was satisfied with taste and presentation.

I was craving a corn dog. This place makes them with their own batter. I tried the beef chorizo and bratwurst as corn dogs. The batter was crispy on the outside and moist near the wurst. Both wursts were delicious with the beef chorizo being slightly spicy. I would return to try a regular corn dog.

This place is off the hook delicious!! Must try and the variety is awesome along with the fries!! The buns are fantastic with fresh toppings!! Such a different but delightful approach to dogs and hamburgers!!! Love it and will return!!

I love this place. Service is always stellar, but even better their food is delicious. While most of us want to indulge on burgers and dogs... if you're on KETO you can just get a brat. Great selection of beers and service with a smile. One of my favorites in Northfield.

It's been a minute since we've been here..amd we've missed it!! Fast and delicious!!! We had the best time. Food was perfect

No one makes a dog or brat like these guys. Scrum-diddily-umptious! One of the pioneering restaurants to popularize King's Hawaiian Rolls as buns. These guys nail savory flavors. Come for the gourmet dogs/brats, stay for the burgers.

I love that you can custom order salads and burgers and they have the IMPOSSIBLE BURGER! Great family joint, good service and love the custom ordering process - on paper. The parm fries were a little salty but yummy none the less.

Went to Dog Haus last month and it was terrible. The employees were rude and seemed to be having issues with each other. It was incredibly uncomfortable to be in the restaurant. The food was terrible. I can make a better hot dog with my eyes closed. I will never be back.

Hands down, BEST BREAKFAST BURRITO I've had in Colorado. Will come back. Normal prices for food and drinks, this place needs to blow up. 10/10

Although I normally love this place, today was a huge exception. Tried the Chili the Kid and didn't see the aioli. When I got it wasn't to sure I wanted to really eat it, but some jackass told me it was wonderful. He was wrong! I would have rather eaten the north end of a south bound menstruating skunk! It was the worst chili dog I have ever eaten. I won't make that mistake again. The Fonz was good! Try that one instead.

The food is decent, but overpriced for what it is. The also messed up our order. My boyfriend and I came here and he asked to order 3 dogs to go. We asked for the old town dog, the Fonz and the Huli-Huli. When we got our order, they gave us 3 old town dogs, the fonz, and the Huli-Huli. When they asked us to pay, it was just a receipt with the cost and not a description of our order so there was no way to confirm our order. They give you your order staples up in a bag, so we didn't notice the error until we got back home. I understand that communication is probably harder with masks on, but we spent almost $50 for some hot dogs. The Old Town was a regular hot dog with chipotle mayo, grilled onions, pickles jalapeños. It was good as far as hot dogs go. The Huli-Huli fared the best of the bunch. The sausage was pretty mild, but the toppings were super unique. The Fonz was our least favorite, the pastrami was tasteless and cold. The sausage itself tasted a bit undercooked and there were no additional toppings aside from a few pieces of pastrami and cold cheese melted on top. I think the sausages are boiled first, then just briefly heated up on the grill. They don't cook things fresh for you. At $8 for a sausage in a bun, I would at least want it to be made fresh. Overall, we felt pretty meh about this place.

Great hot dog establishment located in Centennial. No hassle parking. Dog Haus features gourmet hot dogs and sausages served in pillowy toasted Hawaiian rolls. With so many options to chose from it makes you want to revisit time and time again. They also serve fries, tots, sliders , vegan dogs and other good eats. Covid safety customer service being observed here and dining in is not a problem. The Cowboy dogs was amazing, bbq sauce, onion straws and ooey gooey cheese melted atop an all beef weiner. The fries were rustic cut and deliciously crispy. They have several beers and drinks to chose from, such as regular shakes as well as creative spiked shakes , but opted for a fountain beverage. The hot dog game is strong at the Dog Haus!

Decided to stop by here for lunch with my beau and also because the reviews were really good. He ordered the das brat and side of chili. I ordered the holy aioli burger and onion rings. We didn't have to wait too long for our food. The food was hot and fresh. We took it back to our table and enjoyed it. I can't stress how much I love beer battered onion rings! This place makes my favorite kind of onion rings. I thoroughly enjoyed my order. My beau enjoyed his order too but felt like they put a tad too much sauerkraut on his brat which made his brat kinda soggy. Otherwise, we both agreed that the food was all tasty. We enjoyed our food and will be back again.