Always a treat for us to eat at Dogtown. They have the best wings. The cook keeps them traditional with no breading. Just deep fried with a delicious sauce. Pizza is amazing too. Excellent selection of beverages.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Wings, Apple Butter, The Appalachian Pizza
lind reiss
Our party of four went on a Thursday evening to take advantage of the two pizzas for $20. We were already familiar with the quality of Dogtown’s pizzas (Kitchen Sink is our favorite), so we had high expectations for our meal. We ordered four different pizzas - pulled chicken and artichoke, mushroom and pepperoni, prosciutto and pineapple, and another which I didn’t know… all excellent, with great service. There’s also a wide selection of beers and ciders. Or just iced tea, which a couple of us had. The price including a nice tip was under $40 for each couple. We walked out of Dogtown with enough pizza leftovers for lunch the next day.Regarding atmosphere, don’t expect a cozy, quiet setting but that’s part of the liveliness of Dogtown. It’s a great place for families to dine, too.Oh, and the Caesar salad was the best I’ve ever had. My wife and I split the large size.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Kitchen Sink Pizza
Don Bledsoe
A great place. Great food and super friendly and good
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jade K.
I want to Love this place. Great for a drink and catching a show. The food however is not worth the price. Very small salads for what you pay, and forget about ordering a Gluten Free Pizza Crust. They will tax you an additional $5 (for dough that does not appear to be made in house) and to top it off, well they don't top you off. I ordered a veggie pizza ($16) on Gluten Free Crust and barely had 3 mushroom slices, a piece of a red onion and a couple of peppers scattered on the pizza. Im not one to complain or send something back to the kitchen but I was not impressed and my Partner was so frustrated that he actually pointed the lack of toppings out to out waiter and he just shrugged at us walked away. For what came out to be a $21 pizza, you would have thought they would have been generous with the toppings. We haven't eaten here since. Major rip off. Come for the Bloody's and Beers. Leave and go find food elsewhere.
Brandi L Brown
Great place to grab lunch while we were in town for a basketball tournament. Even though they were super busy, the staff was attentive and efficient, all while being kind. We tried three different wood fired pizzas and the Sassy Pig? (Chipotle sauce, spinach, prosciutto, and onions) was by far the best and was one of the tastiest specialty pizzas we've ever had. We also enjoyed the barbecue chicken pizza and a create your own pizza with pepperoni and prosciutto. The bruschetta appetizer was great too! Would highly recommend!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bruschetta
Michael Roberson
Good food, good brews, good tunes, what's not to like. Five bloody
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
SML Pressure Cleaning & Painting LLC
I played music here with Kerosene Willy and thoroughly enjoyed myself! The two fellas running sound were awesome and it was a great first time experience all around, and i hope we are invited back again ❤️Parking: Behind the place is where most of the parking is and you can enter the place through the back which is convenient. Very band friendly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: The Appalachian Pizza
Don Barker
Incredible wood-fired oven cooked pizza, with great topping mix choices! We enjoyed live music! Excellent service , our server Jeff was great! I highly recommend this pleasant atmosphere, one of my favorite stops in Floyd, VA.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Nachos, Apple Butter, Margherita Pizza, Kitchen Sink Pizza, The Appalachian Pizza
Terry Kretz
Perfect layout with plenty of seating. The stage for bands is amazing with plenty of room for large bands. Dancing area and outdoor area. A must stop when in town.
Cute friendly waitress, food consistently good, just be sure to pay attention to the beer menu - there is mediocre craft draft higher than 12 bucks a pint! (Meanwhile better beers for less than half that alongside)
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pepperoni Pizza
Emil Morris
Absolutely wonderful local spot with many options for seating and a beautiful view of Warren G park. Food is delicious. A great place for events or meeting family/friends.Parking: Parking can be found in the back lot or across the street in the public lot. No problem at night, but you might be in for a trek on event days.
This place has kind of a weird vibe going on. Went on a lazy Sunday on the way back from checking out Winterfest.Had a margherita pizza and Bavarian pretzel. Pretzel was great, definitely consider the apple butter.The pizza was mixed; there were some really interesting options but I generally order a margherita or cheese to see how things are with the crust and ingredients. The crust had a great char that I love, but the top was kind of a messy mix of what seemed like low-moisture mozz, fresh mozz and pesto instead of fresh basil. The pesto just kind of killed it; instead of adding a freshness to the bites it added oily garlic that overwhelmed it. I've been at places using lemon or cilantro pesto and a topping or the sauce, but they generally have acid (lemon, etc.) or spice to offset the fattiness and *you don't do it to margherita.* It really messed it up, either as a way to try to reinvent it or not stress about having fresh basil on hand but a wood-fired oven excels with it.What really kind of weirded me out was just the bad vibe after talking to a few employees. They had some very cool tshirts for sale up front, but only available in size small until they run out. Apparently something happened between the owner and whatever employee designed them, so they're moving over to a new logo and design which features a stylized dog (not my thing, hard to look more generic and I don't find looking at dogs to be appetizing).Ok I guess, and while the service was great but both employees we talked to basically gave the vibe that they were kind of afraid of the owner both saying things like "I want to be careful about what I say to protect *my* job" and one even did the look-around to make sure they weren't overheard. We all know those kinds of places with an undercurrent of fear, so its kind of really put me off.If you're a pizza nerd jonesing for some char on a wood-fired crust you'll get it there, and I'd normally be curious about stopping when they have music or trying some of their specialty pizzas like the one with sausage and apple butter, but that bad vibe man
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Apple Butter
Jaysen Stokes
Menu has changed a lot with the new owner. Very limited now, mainly pizza. Had a full salad that looked like a side salad. Also the chicken nachos barely had chicken and the cups looked liked they were smashed in the bag. Plenty of sour cream on the nachos, but like the chicken it was limited. Food was worth half the price they are charging. Server was diligent, just wish the kitchen staff cared as much as the waitress and the owner had the old menu. Music was obnoxious dance club music way to loud and hard to have a conversation.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
Don Schierer
We didn't have their Pizza but it looked good. We grabbed a fast appetizer and a beer. They have plenty of selection when it comes to beer and wine. Plan to go back when they do their concerts. The town of Floyd seems like happening in little place.Parking: You can find parking if you're willing to walk. That being said there was a lot across the street as well as street parking. I could imagine if there was a band that parking would be difficult and you'd have to walk.
Awesome brick oven pizza and live
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Meat Lovers Pizza, Chicken Nachos
Always a treat for us to eat at Dogtown. They have the best wings. The cook keeps them traditional with no breading. Just deep fried with a delicious sauce. Pizza is amazing too. Excellent selection of beverages.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Wings, Apple Butter, The Appalachian Pizza
Our party of four went on a Thursday evening to take advantage of the two pizzas for $20. We were already familiar with the quality of Dogtown’s pizzas (Kitchen Sink is our favorite), so we had high expectations for our meal. We ordered four different pizzas - pulled chicken and artichoke, mushroom and pepperoni, prosciutto and pineapple, and another which I didn’t know… all excellent, with great service. There’s also a wide selection of beers and ciders. Or just iced tea, which a couple of us had. The price including a nice tip was under $40 for each couple. We walked out of Dogtown with enough pizza leftovers for lunch the next day.Regarding atmosphere, don’t expect a cozy, quiet setting but that’s part of the liveliness of Dogtown. It’s a great place for families to dine, too.Oh, and the Caesar salad was the best I’ve ever had. My wife and I split the large size.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Kitchen Sink Pizza
A great place. Great food and super friendly and good
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I want to Love this place. Great for a drink and catching a show. The food however is not worth the price. Very small salads for what you pay, and forget about ordering a Gluten Free Pizza Crust. They will tax you an additional $5 (for dough that does not appear to be made in house) and to top it off, well they don't top you off. I ordered a veggie pizza ($16) on Gluten Free Crust and barely had 3 mushroom slices, a piece of a red onion and a couple of peppers scattered on the pizza. Im not one to complain or send something back to the kitchen but I was not impressed and my Partner was so frustrated that he actually pointed the lack of toppings out to out waiter and he just shrugged at us walked away. For what came out to be a $21 pizza, you would have thought they would have been generous with the toppings. We haven't eaten here since. Major rip off. Come for the Bloody's and Beers. Leave and go find food elsewhere.
Great place to grab lunch while we were in town for a basketball tournament. Even though they were super busy, the staff was attentive and efficient, all while being kind. We tried three different wood fired pizzas and the Sassy Pig? (Chipotle sauce, spinach, prosciutto, and onions) was by far the best and was one of the tastiest specialty pizzas we've ever had. We also enjoyed the barbecue chicken pizza and a create your own pizza with pepperoni and prosciutto. The bruschetta appetizer was great too! Would highly recommend!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bruschetta
Good food, good brews, good tunes, what's not to like. Five bloody
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I played music here with Kerosene Willy and thoroughly enjoyed myself! The two fellas running sound were awesome and it was a great first time experience all around, and i hope we are invited back again ❤️Parking: Behind the place is where most of the parking is and you can enter the place through the back which is convenient. Very band friendly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: The Appalachian Pizza
Incredible wood-fired oven cooked pizza, with great topping mix choices! We enjoyed live music! Excellent service , our server Jeff was great! I highly recommend this pleasant atmosphere, one of my favorite stops in Floyd, VA.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Nachos, Apple Butter, Margherita Pizza, Kitchen Sink Pizza, The Appalachian Pizza
Perfect layout with plenty of seating. The stage for bands is amazing with plenty of room for large bands. Dancing area and outdoor area. A must stop when in town.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
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Cute friendly waitress, food consistently good, just be sure to pay attention to the beer menu - there is mediocre craft draft higher than 12 bucks a pint! (Meanwhile better beers for less than half that alongside)
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pepperoni Pizza
Absolutely wonderful local spot with many options for seating and a beautiful view of Warren G park. Food is delicious. A great place for events or meeting family/friends.Parking: Parking can be found in the back lot or across the street in the public lot. No problem at night, but you might be in for a trek on event days.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Nachos, Margherita Pizza
This place has kind of a weird vibe going on. Went on a lazy Sunday on the way back from checking out Winterfest.Had a margherita pizza and Bavarian pretzel. Pretzel was great, definitely consider the apple butter.The pizza was mixed; there were some really interesting options but I generally order a margherita or cheese to see how things are with the crust and ingredients. The crust had a great char that I love, but the top was kind of a messy mix of what seemed like low-moisture mozz, fresh mozz and pesto instead of fresh basil. The pesto just kind of killed it; instead of adding a freshness to the bites it added oily garlic that overwhelmed it. I've been at places using lemon or cilantro pesto and a topping or the sauce, but they generally have acid (lemon, etc.) or spice to offset the fattiness and *you don't do it to margherita.* It really messed it up, either as a way to try to reinvent it or not stress about having fresh basil on hand but a wood-fired oven excels with it.What really kind of weirded me out was just the bad vibe after talking to a few employees. They had some very cool tshirts for sale up front, but only available in size small until they run out. Apparently something happened between the owner and whatever employee designed them, so they're moving over to a new logo and design which features a stylized dog (not my thing, hard to look more generic and I don't find looking at dogs to be appetizing).Ok I guess, and while the service was great but both employees we talked to basically gave the vibe that they were kind of afraid of the owner both saying things like "I want to be careful about what I say to protect *my* job" and one even did the look-around to make sure they weren't overheard. We all know those kinds of places with an undercurrent of fear, so its kind of really put me off.If you're a pizza nerd jonesing for some char on a wood-fired crust you'll get it there, and I'd normally be curious about stopping when they have music or trying some of their specialty pizzas like the one with sausage and apple butter, but that bad vibe man
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Apple Butter
Menu has changed a lot with the new owner. Very limited now, mainly pizza. Had a full salad that looked like a side salad. Also the chicken nachos barely had chicken and the cups looked liked they were smashed in the bag. Plenty of sour cream on the nachos, but like the chicken it was limited. Food was worth half the price they are charging. Server was diligent, just wish the kitchen staff cared as much as the waitress and the owner had the old menu. Music was obnoxious dance club music way to loud and hard to have a conversation.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
We didn't have their Pizza but it looked good. We grabbed a fast appetizer and a beer. They have plenty of selection when it comes to beer and wine. Plan to go back when they do their concerts. The town of Floyd seems like happening in little place.Parking: You can find parking if you're willing to walk. That being said there was a lot across the street as well as street parking. I could imagine if there was a band that parking would be difficult and you'd have to walk.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Nachos