Dogs Breath Tavern - Dayton

Kind of a biker hangout. Don't order a gin tonic in here they don't know the difference between tonic and soda water. Their tonic water is from the bar tap and tastes terrible. Also I thought $4.82 for a gin tonic was very high since most places charge $2.50 to $3.50 that I normally go to. OK for beer but skip the mixed drinks here.

Slow service, WAY over-priced. They have no idea which way they're going. Not functional or focused. Good luck. I won't be back. Half-assed food too.

When I go into a bar or tavern or whatever, I kind of expect to be greeted by someone, especially when I am standing at the bar wanting to order a drink. It took the bartender 7 minutes to come to me and she wasn 't even busy. My wife then went into the restroom and it was disgusting. There was poop on the seat. She told the bartender about it and she said, what do you want me to do about it? . Needless to say we are never going back.

I dropped by around 6:30 on a Sunday evening. The pool tournament had just wrapped up, leaving the atmosphere quite calm—exactly what I wanted for catching up with friends. The service was quick and friendly. I was pleasantly surprised by the Reuben Rolls; who would’ve thought to encase the deliciousness of a Reuben in an egg roll wrapper and deep fry it? Such a clever idea! The chicken quesadilla was packed with a plethora of great ingredients and turned out to be an excellent choice as well. I opted for a regular beer and didn’t explore many of the new options, but next time I visit, I plan to dive into the craft beer selection.

Karaoke night... I thought I’d give it a try. It was pretty quiet, but I decided to stick around. I took a seat at a table and looked over the menu, as I was in the mood for a burger. After four singers performed, I still hadn’t received any service. No one came to take my drink order... nothing at all. The place was really slow, and the bartenders were just chatting among themselves. Is this a self-service establishment or full service? Honestly, I couldn't tell. I tried to be patient, but after 20 minutes, I finally decided to leave. I headed a quarter mile down the road to McGillicutty's, where the atmosphere was lively, and I was served right away. It felt great. I’m left wondering why I should ever return to Dog's Breath. Don’t promise that it will be better next time; I’ve been there a few times hoping it was just a fluke, but my experience has been consistently disappointing. I’m done.