Sophia and I ate here for lunch on July 4th. This has been a very good spot to eat hot dogs for…read moreyears. Every stop has resulted in very good meals, no bad moments here at all. Let's see how this stop turned out. We were able to get a table during lunch time where there was a good crowd on hand. Since it was the 4th, I expected there would be a few more. The staff was pretty busy taking care of diners and orders ready for takeout. It was a little warm inside, but it wasn't a surprise given the weather was really hot. And there was a fan literally behind is blowing out much needed air. The special they had for the 4th was $2.50 corn dogs and $2.50 PBR beer. We said no to beer, but couldn't resist corn dogs. My order consisted of two of them and a small order of cheese curds. Sophia ordered two corn dogs and a Roadhouse hot dog. This was the first time in a long time I'me had corn dogs so I couldn't resist given the special. And boy did they deliver. I actually started to get full after eating my first one. They were really good and well cooked. And great call to add cheese curds to the meal. Tasted great especially with the sauce. Sophia enjoyed her selections and had leftovers to take home as well. There you have it. Another great lunch for the two of us. We'll be back soon :)

Another fun and "low-key" romantic Valentine's Day dinner!…read more Food, service and atmosphere were perfect and fun! Love that we got to do this again and appreciate the whole evening! I even stepped outside of my plain hot dog and got the Carolina dog with pulled pork, bbq sauce and coleslaw' so yummy! Also tried the pickle fries for the first time and they were delicious! Dominion Dogs never disappoints!

Pretty cool area to explore if you're in the area. This place was open late, as we were craving…read moresome simple American bar food options. Hubs and I were also in the mood for some cold drinks. There was plenty of seating and they also offered outdoor seating. This night they had a live band performing outside, which was pretty cool. I ordered the watermelon rite and my husband got an IPA. He ordered wings and got lemon pepper and Korean BBQ, which he really enjoyed. My daughter got an avocado burger and I ordered the cod tacos. Overall the food was pretty good. Service was good also. I dont remember our servers name, .but she was really nice and answered all of our questions. It was a cool spot to try in Williamsburg and we wouldn't mind stopping by again, if in the area.

First time visit. Tons of beer on tap. Came for a late lunch on a weekday and it was mostly empty,…read morewhich was okay with me. I suspect this place is hopping for happy hour and dinner.

The DoG Street Pub's Tavern room was beyond perfect for my daughter's wedding reception. Yes, the…read morePub does host private dining events!!! We had a small family wedding at the Wren Chapel and guests were able to walk to the Pub. Planning the event with the manager, Ann, was a dream. She was kind, accommodating, and answered all my questions. Eve was also kind and helpful. Guests were greeted by a beautiful charcuterie board and vegetable tray, perfect table decorations, and attentive servers. The food was A-MAZ-ING. A specialized menu was created for the event. Several of the guests had nut allergies, so the chef altered the menu to exclude nuts. The choices of entrées and desserts were perfect - way more special than your regular "beef, chicken or fish" options. The event was perfect in every way. Highly, highly recommend!

Found Dog Street Pub for a quick lunch/snack bite. After attending my nieces graduation we were…read morestarving and the party didn't start until 3. Stopped here and ordered food and a cider for me. I shared the Fish & Chips with my mama. The fish was huge and piping hot. It lacked flavor though. So overall, it wasn't terrible but enough to satiate us. The cider was yummy of course! Good service.

Went here b/c ya know... the outlets. They totally found a phenomenal spot. The front signage they…read moreput out with the silly sayings is a nice touch. Who wouldn't want a beer break while you're out shopping? Seems rather self-explanatory to me. Coming in here is very simple and pragmatic. Need a beer? Get a beer. need a seat? Take a seat. It's as simple as that. Great beer and the staff were super friendly and easy to work with. Overall, if you're in the area, do yourself a favor and stop by. Alewerks is a win and if you enjoy the beer, stop by the main brewery just up the street. Food Taste: n/a Overall Service: 5 Value of food to cost: 5 Facility: 5 Ambiance: Basic bar environment with a flair of Alewerks inspiration. Repeat customer: yes Dog Friendly: no

My husband and I enjoyed our little break from shopping here today. We both had one beer each - I…read morehad the mango guava one and it was very good. He also said he liked his tangerine flavored one. It's a nice, casual relaxing atmosphere. A little dark for me but relaxing nonetheless. We did wish they sold some food even if light fare. The bar staff were very nice, pleasant and welcoming. Check them out!

We had a great time here. Staff was really good to me and my son. Our server Megan (spelling?) was…read morereally nice and incredibly fast with our orders. The burgers were not expensive, excellent, and very filling. Craft beer selection was on point too. Thanks so much.

Really kind of strange experience here, the establishment is actually really big and we walked in…read moreand there was not a single employee anywhere near the front, no customers in any of the tables in the dining area We found our way back to the bar area and asked if we were supposed to seat ourselves, we ended up just sitting at the bar. The food was just OK, the calamari was good, but they included the tentacles and they were actually pretty gross. The chicken wings were all right, my salad was average. The other customers that were in the bar area seem to be regulars, maybe four or five people. Overall, just a very strange experience. A really large establishment with very few employees and very few customers. Definitely don't think we will return.

A brewery in a strip mall. I know what you're thinking but hear me out. Once inside, you don't…read morefeel like you are in a mini mall or even a shopping area. The brewery is large, clean, colorful, spacious and inviting. It's uniquely decorated. Think taxidermy animals on the wall but half car couches. My family really enjoyed out trip to SB. First off, it was a quiet day. The bartender, a young guy, was super helpful. Flights of 10? Made my husband happy. I can't lie, there were 2 beers I wanted to taste. I like sours. The more they are reds and green, I usually like them. I can share the lucky charms one was not for me. The Welch's jelly sour was a win with me! Lots of merch to choose from. My husband got a really interesting scientist hat. Another win- they sell juice boxes for kids! All this place needs is some food. True score: 3.75

Plenty of options with strange, slightly off putting decor…read more I came here with a group for trivia, which was very fun. It did get very loud, but that's on par for any brewery. There were a lot of drink options, but not many snacks, so if you come here, eat before or have a plan to grab food after. I got the Sapphire Robot, which was sweet without being overwhelming. As someone who doesn't like beer that much, this was perfect. The decor was strange, which works for the name, but it put off my friends. If a ton of taxidermy bothers you, maybe skip it.

I almost went for the ham and cheese--which looked good--but I like a pretzel dog, so that was the…read moredirection I took. That proved to be a mistake. The dog, while flavorful in terms of the seasoning, was saturated with grease. And there was no pretzel around this dog. Instead, it was like a brittle puff pastry. Once again, there is no sign that anyone in this establishment understands how a pretzel differs from other bread items. In Germany, this would have been a crime. But the most embarrassing part was the side of potato chips. When I saw them in the storage bin they were being kept in for service, I thought they looked gross. In my basket, they looked worse. Overcooked if not burned. My wife at a couple. I ate one and tossed the rest. Absolutely vile. How a food service manager in that establishment would allow those chips to be served to (over)paying guests is beyond me. Again, like in the other BG eateries I visited, no one cares, no effort is made, and no pride is taken. The guests deserve better standards and some effort to demonstrate that BG appreciates their businesses.

On price alone it's hard to rate this establishment very highly with a single pretzel coming in at…read morenearly $12 after taxes and the park's own unavoidable "5% surcharge" for unexplained reasons. However, the product itself is very tasty. The employees are friendly and helpful if not a little rushed. The outdoor seating area is a nice place to enjoy a pretzel and a drink under the shade. All told, it's one of the least expensive places to eat in the Busch Gardens park ecosystem, but it's still expensive.

Well, back from the cruise and REALLY not feeling the whole "cook our own meal" after being so…read morespoiled, we decided to venture out and try something new. I was tasked with phoning in the reservation (thankfully the meal went better than that debacle)and since we were dining early it wasn't an issue. First of all, there are two places in the property; the Tavern and 5 Fields pizza and beer. We dined at the Tavern. GORGEOUS garden lining the old farmhouse! We went in and were seated inside right away. As it was almost 100 today it was ideal seating. The decore is well.... different. Where we sat was a truck grill from 1928, and there was more of a sports motiff. (If you go and sit in the same room, let me know if you can spot the crooked pic!) Once again, my curse at remembering names of the servers has hit again which is a real sham because she was beyond AWESOME. She was VERY patient with my extremely frustrating mum which was nice. We both got this truly genius idea of an appetizer to start; a veggie boat with a ranch style dressing. Omg it was perfect. Warm day, cruciferous veggies, ice cold drinks. Heaven. Next came the burgers, she got the Tavern burger, I got the Charles City burger. The Tavern has cheddar cheese and bacon, the Charles City has bree cheese and this creamy mojo ajo aoli along with fried shallots....there is probably more but all I know is that I feel like an idiot never having triple creme bree on a burger before. I have to take a moment to also inform you that they make the BEST Cosmo outside of NYC. Perfectly blended and chilled, and just strong enough to celebrate a Friday night. Yowza! One.more thing. They tempted me with a scoop of their home made butter pecan ice cream. I just want to move in and become one with this place it was so good. I haven't had butter pecan this good in 50 years!! After this essay I guess you could say that I HIGHLY recommend this restaurant. It's in a beautiful area, lots of parking, great food & ambiance. I couldn't find a single fault.

Great food and service. Came for Father's Day brunch and sat on the patio. My favorite was the side…read moresalad, absolutely loved the red wine vinegar dressing. I had a screwdriver for my drink, pretty good.