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“Palm Coast has a lot of great dining options and we were looking for a place we had not gone to before.We pulled up The Brown Dog menu from Google maps and saw they had a lot of options, including gluten-free.
We were not disappointed. The gluten-free bun on the original burger was the best! The bun tasted as good as a regular bun, even better with the non+alcohol porter beer.
We normally pass on dessert, but we were told their cheesecake was made from scratch and had to give it a try. The texture was firm, but fluffy, topped with a chocolate sauce that was definitely homemade. It was the best I've ever had!
We don't eat out much because my wife loves my cooking, but we'll be introducing our family & friends to The Brown Dog.“

“So we’ve been here a few times… The food is always delicious… Tonight is Monday…so it is $6 martini night.. Well, not only are the martinis delicious … but our server, Kelsi… was hands-down, the best server that we have had here! Thank you!!“

“Amazing food and pitcher of margarita was so good. We can’t thank Genesis enough for making our daughter’s birthday dinner so wonderful!“

“We had lunch here the other day and the food is absolutely delicious! Fresh made everything and great service! Will definitely be back!“

“This place was amazing. We were greeted with a smile from the sweet hostess. Our server was awesome. We ordered the stuffed portobello and the prime rib. They were both delicious. Our craft cocktails were perfect. Manager was great and checked on us a couple of times. Honestly one of the best dinning experiences we’ve had in a while. Can’t wait to go back.“

“Great food and right on the beach!“

“From the moment we walked in Ava was an amazing welcoming hostess. She directed us to the rooftop bar where Tru our waiter made sure we had everything we needed. He answered all our questions and gave us great suggestions. This is a beautiful place to eat. We are locals and don’t usually like big eateries but this did not disappoint!!!“

“Five stars for Johnny D’s, where the burger is every bit as good at 7pm as it probably is at 1am after a series of questionable decisions and at least two bad ideas. That’s the mark of a real burger joint.

The burger arrived hot, greasy in all the right ways, and built like it had something to prove. Fries were excellent. Service was fast. No nonsense. No tiny portions arranged like modern art.

Johnny D’s understands that sometimes people don’t want a culinary journey. They just want a great burger and a brief moment of peace in this collapsing American circus.“