It's a pretty cool place. I'm staying in the hotel part and ate dinner at the restaurant. The burger was pretty amazing, the fries yeah Just Ok nothing spectacular, could use more seasoning? The chairs at the bar are Not comfortable! No back Support and the armrest are so low you can't reach them. The rooms are pretty cool. They have a refrigerator next to the shower for a beer in the shower. They even have robes in the closet.

This is one dog house you wouldn't mind spending a night or two in. (I want to preface this post and say that a big group of my friends and I spent the Memorial Day weekend at this hotel/brewery and that my discussion will be a generalized overview of my experience in the drinking section.) It was a sunny Friday evening when my friends and I descended upon this hotel for a weekend of fuzzy memories and great times. After we checked in and chugged our free 'check in' beers, we hit up the brewery for some food and drinks to start the unwinding process. The place was swarming with people and dogs. Yes, this brewery and hotel is dog friendly. Huh, we should've guessed that from the name but you are free to bring your dog here with you. It's even encouraged as there is a dog park across from the small pond that's in the side yard of the brewery. On our way up here, we were discussing what types of beers they had on tap and figured it would be like most breweries. Boy, were we wrong. It seemed like everything was a variation of IPAs. Not being a fan of IPAs, I managed to get by on the Lost lager they had on tap. They had two others lagers on tap but I couldn't even begin to remember their name and I ended up finishing off one of them and they replaced it with the Lost lager I was connecting with. Everyone else also found that one beer they really vibed with and mostly drank those all night. Emily was hooked on their Pride beer. Doug loved their Hazy Daisy. Everyone else loved what they were drinking. Perfect, as I was worried about someone maybe not finding something they liked. We sat at a table outside and ordered food and beer all night while conversing and getting caught up on life. I ordered the Buffalo Chicken sandwich and it was super delicious, if not a bit lacking on the 'kick in the mouth' spiciness I was looking for. Regardless, it was delicious and I am sad that we only ate at the bar properly only this one time (at least that I can recall). We did smuggle in some pizza from Massey's right around the corner and ate it at one of the outdoor tables. Shhhhhhhh! As the first night wore on, we stepped up to the axe throwing trailer they had there and proceeded to not make an ass of ourselves as well as none of us getting hurt (aside from me whacking my leg with the broad side of an axe goofing around). After that, we retired to our rooms to pass out and hopefully not wake up hungover. The next few days were spent out on the town and we only hit up the bar for either our free morning mimosas, the free stout from 7p-9p (which, I was expecting the worst but it was a serious contender for my favorite beer there), or once we were done running around for the day. Saturday and Sunday were progressively less busy than the Friday in which we arrived. That was surprising as I figured the place would be swarming for the holiday weekend. BrewDog is big on being Carbon Negative and a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community. I think that is super awesome on both of those things, especially in this seemingly increasing hostile world we live in. Let's save the planet and be respectful to each other. There is a really fun photo booth over by the gift shop area that, at the time of us being there, is free to use. We may have taken a lot of liberties with that and gotten some great and not-so-great photo strips to hang up at home. Doug told us there is a beer museum or something like that on-site. When we tried to check it out, it was closed for a wedding and the winds just never blew the right way for us to try and check it out again. The only negatives I have to say about our bar experience is that the guy walking around and starting the fires for the fire pits was rude. I was leaning over the fire pit wall, talking to Emily at one point and he just lit the thing right up, without warning. Talk about dangerous. The other is that one bartender was rude to Emily and another was rude to Emily, Doug, and myself. But, we didn't let that get us down. Everyone has a bad day at work and the overall experience was amazing. I would try and tell you about the aesthetics of the place but my words wouldn't do it justice. Heck, even the few photos I'll include won't do it justice and trust me, I took a million and a half this time. Look up some professional photos or videos of the place to see how wicked cool it is. All-in-all, this was the best Memorial Day and Birthday Weekend I've ever had.

We stayed at the hotel for a night and stopped over to the restaurant to grab some drinks and food. Tuesday night is Trivia night which was a fun surprise. It was also taco Tuesday which meant deals on taco and beeritas. We tried both, the tacos were really good but the beerita was not our favorite. We enjoyed our flight more since it included some of our favorites.

Such a great place. The beer is amazing and the food is fantastic. The service is quick and friendly. The ambiance is so cool and laid back. I hope they're doing lots of business because this is a really special place. For your doggies too!!!

What amazing food! The servers are all very prompt to greet you and give you the run down of the offerings. The food came Out fast and fresh. I had the beyond burger and it had flavor which made my day. The fried cauliflower was amazingly as well the out side and inside were crispy and the sauce was delicious. The truffle fries and the pretzel were Delicious as well. The beer was amazing they are heavy on the IPA but I'm an IPA girly. The restaurant is cute and cozy. The decor really give elevated brew house. There is also an amazing museum and gift shop be sure to check out both you will not be disappointed.

Brew Dog has some great food and drink options. We've been there multiple times. Try the Mugshot, if you like dark beer, and the Brussel Sprouts for a side. They are mouth-watering. We tend to sit at the bar. It's first come, first serve. The bartenders typically are super attentive and very friendly. I think Brew Dog is mostly known for their ambiance. It can be whatever you want. It can be a casual , family dinner, a fancy date night, or just to grab a beer. This evening, we stopped for dessert. It was okay. My cheesecake was frozen, and my husband said the cake was just chocolate cake. We'll still go back, just probably not order dessert.

On my way back to CMH, I was looking for a pub to grab a bite and beer. Found BrewDog on yelp and was amazed with the big/small atmosphere. Greeted by the shop and brewery tour, but found the bar on the other end. Got adobo wings and a brisket taco and loved both. Spent the evening with Hazy and Angry Jane(s). Hope to be back soon.

Had a great time at the DogTap! I absolutely loved the vibe as it was a huge open space right next to the brewery with a bunch of fun decor plus plants. There were also a ton of seats outside with doors that will open in the cooler months! We very much enjoyed our dinner, it was on the pricey end with most meals around $20, appetizers around $12-15. Our dinner for two hit $70 plus a tip. With the big space and busy afternoon we only saw our waitress a few times, we did like that we could pay at the table but we waited probably 15 minutes to ask for a to-go box which was not ideal as we had already paid. All in all a decent trip, but I personally can't go too often due to pricing. As far as gluten free options go, our waitress informed me that they can make a bunch of stuff gluten free such as pizza or burgers (crust and buns available) but unfortunately the wings are battered so I was unable to get those (they had been recommended to me by a friend). I think there were more options but I would NOT say it is celiac safe!

We stayed for one night recently at the dog house, inside the brew dog brewery. We had been so excited to try this place for so long and booked the hotel right away when we knew we would be driving through the area. We booked a standard king room since these room allow dogs and we opted for the Top dog package which is $180 and includes: brewery tour for two, bathroom fridge filled with 12 beers, dinner (including one flight of beer, 1 app, two dinners, and one dessert) and 10% off all bar purchases. Also with your overnight stay all guest get: two welcome beers, stout and cookies between 7-9p, and free buffet style breakfast with one free beer mimosas. All in all was very dog friendly, the room and hotel was amazing and so much fun. There is a bunch of little thoughtful touches throughout the place that make it so much cooler. There is even free bikes hotel guest can use during there stay, a small gym and tones of games and books in the cute lobby area. Dogs are allowed in all outdoor areas, they are not allow in the main restaurant or bar area unless they are service animals. There is an additional bar area where the gift shop is that dogs are allowed, were they serve a smaller number of drinks. This is an additional game area inside the restaurant/bar area with several different game options and a claw machine with merch items. Food at the restaurant was good. The flight has large pours. There was other drinks besides beer so that was nice. We started with the crab cakes which were good, my husband got the tacos and liked these, I ordered the Mac and cheese it was good but it was more like beef stroganoff. For dessert we did the Oreo pie which was good. Unfortunately during our stay, there was multiple events that we were not aware of prior which resulted in no brewery tour, no beer museum and half of the hotel lobby being of limits for a birthday party that was steaming in from the brewery. We did receive $10 back for there being no brewery tour since for guest not doing the top dog package the brewery tour cost $5 per person that is staying at the hotel. Missing the tour was a huge bummer and we felt just a little disappointed and felt like we missed out. Overall a one of a kind experience, and a beer lovers dream.