I have come here of and on for 20 years. The food is great and the prices are right. The servers are friendly and fast. It's a great place to go in the summer especially in the evenings. There are picnic tables to eat at if you don't want to eat in your car. The root beer is there signature item so try a float!!
(5)
Jeffrey O.
The root beer is awesome. but charging 5Bucks for a bar s hot dog is outrageous. the food reminds me of the food at a concession stand at a little league game. not how i remember it as a kid. keep driving by. please dont waste your money
(1)
Elicia R.
The root beer floats are good but wasn't expecting a rib quick patty on my rib sandwich that I payed $7 for a combo. My husband got the pizza steak sandwich which was also a tiny burger that was missing the main ingredient ( pizza sauce). So in combination with the half filled fries in both our bags I felt pretty ripped off of the $20 I spent here. A happy meal has more food in it. The meals are just way over priced.
(1)
melanie l.
This place takes me back in time. I anxiously await for it to reopen each year and make a 45 min drive to visit. It's a classic drive in with plenty of 50's authentic charm. Few Dog n' Suds remain across the US and I feel lucky to live by this one, complete with it's original Rover signage waving you in. Root beer, fried mushrooms, and classic coney dogs.
(5)
Samantha G.
The food is okay (better then Micky D's). But you don't really come here for the food. No, you come here for the 1950's car hop experience and root beer. I've been to "car hop's" but they were not the real thing. I believe Dog N' Suds are the only real car hop experience out there. They have the classic trays that attach to the windows of your car, just like in the classic movies. They also, give you root beer in a classic frosted mug. It's so cool to be sitting in your car with a frosted mug and NOT a plastic or paper cup! You feel like you are you a movie from the 1950's. The only thing missing is handsome Jean Dean as your date. There is a famous story about a dog I had 4 years ago, when I lived in the state. My father put his mug of root beer float in the cup holder and the dog stuck his nose in it. He sucked it down in less the 10 seconds. Then had a taste for root beer like zombies do for brains. It's funny how would get excited when we pull into Dog 'N Suds. He knew, he could possibly sneak a taste. He would hop around and whine! I remember, when we told the car hop gal the story, she laughed. She remembered him when we visited another time that season too. She even asked us if she could give him a little bit of root beer! Which we let her. The root beer is amazing. The best around. I honestly came here, just for root beer and the car hop experience. I believe they make their own root beer? It has to be? My grandparents made their own root beer when I was growing up. Their root beer tastes just like my grandparents did. I really dislike most root beers from Coke or Pepsi. I can only really enjoy real homemade stuff without all the chemicals. I believe they use real sugar and not the yucky corn syrup stuff in most pop. At least I remember it tasting like that. I live out of state and this is one of my favorite places to visit, if I am around. Last time, I visited I didn't get a chance. It was February and I knew they closed during the winters. But if you are local hit this place up! Forgot national chain restaurants. This place has cheap food and the food is way better then Micky D's or BK! You can't even get good root beer at the yucky fast food restaurants. One last thing, this is real! It's not the fake lame-o 1950's kitsch. It's the real car hop experience and it's just really fun!
(5)
Nicole M.
Hey daddy-o. The food may not be anything special. The dogs are, in fact, pretty weak. Who cares? This place is so much Fonzielicious fun. Between the cute little car hops in the short, short skirts and the frosty mugs of insanely yummy root beer and the whole 1950s vibe, there is something for everyone to like. My daughter thought the window trays and car hops were great. She loooved the fries and the frosty glass mugs of root beer. I really liked the friendly, fast service and the completely retro-fabulousness of the place. What's more-- apparently it's all real. No pre-fab Friday's fake memorabilia here! So put on your wiggle dress, roll up your t-shirt sleeves and get your t-bird a spot out front.
(5)
Ken L.
You can't go wrong with Dog 'n Suds... I've been coming here for over 30 years now and it's always a good time. The food okay but the fact that you can still get service at your car is just fun for the kids and the kids at heart alike. The root beer is of course one of the major draws to the restaurant for us and still the best around. The only drawback is that it's only open for such a short time each year.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Divey Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes Drive-Thru : No Caters : No
Bret N.
I have come here of and on for 20 years. The food is great and the prices are right. The servers are friendly and fast. It's a great place to go in the summer especially in the evenings. There are picnic tables to eat at if you don't want to eat in your car. The root beer is there signature item so try a float!!
(5)Jeffrey O.
The root beer is awesome. but charging 5Bucks for a bar s hot dog is outrageous. the food reminds me of the food at a concession stand at a little league game. not how i remember it as a kid. keep driving by. please dont waste your money
(1)Elicia R.
The root beer floats are good but wasn't expecting a rib quick patty on my rib sandwich that I payed $7 for a combo. My husband got the pizza steak sandwich which was also a tiny burger that was missing the main ingredient ( pizza sauce). So in combination with the half filled fries in both our bags I felt pretty ripped off of the $20 I spent here. A happy meal has more food in it. The meals are just way over priced.
(1)melanie l.
This place takes me back in time. I anxiously await for it to reopen each year and make a 45 min drive to visit. It's a classic drive in with plenty of 50's authentic charm. Few Dog n' Suds remain across the US and I feel lucky to live by this one, complete with it's original Rover signage waving you in. Root beer, fried mushrooms, and classic coney dogs.
(5)Samantha G.
The food is okay (better then Micky D's). But you don't really come here for the food. No, you come here for the 1950's car hop experience and root beer. I've been to "car hop's" but they were not the real thing. I believe Dog N' Suds are the only real car hop experience out there. They have the classic trays that attach to the windows of your car, just like in the classic movies. They also, give you root beer in a classic frosted mug. It's so cool to be sitting in your car with a frosted mug and NOT a plastic or paper cup! You feel like you are you a movie from the 1950's. The only thing missing is handsome Jean Dean as your date. There is a famous story about a dog I had 4 years ago, when I lived in the state. My father put his mug of root beer float in the cup holder and the dog stuck his nose in it. He sucked it down in less the 10 seconds. Then had a taste for root beer like zombies do for brains. It's funny how would get excited when we pull into Dog 'N Suds. He knew, he could possibly sneak a taste. He would hop around and whine! I remember, when we told the car hop gal the story, she laughed. She remembered him when we visited another time that season too. She even asked us if she could give him a little bit of root beer! Which we let her. The root beer is amazing. The best around. I honestly came here, just for root beer and the car hop experience. I believe they make their own root beer? It has to be? My grandparents made their own root beer when I was growing up. Their root beer tastes just like my grandparents did. I really dislike most root beers from Coke or Pepsi. I can only really enjoy real homemade stuff without all the chemicals. I believe they use real sugar and not the yucky corn syrup stuff in most pop. At least I remember it tasting like that. I live out of state and this is one of my favorite places to visit, if I am around. Last time, I visited I didn't get a chance. It was February and I knew they closed during the winters. But if you are local hit this place up! Forgot national chain restaurants. This place has cheap food and the food is way better then Micky D's or BK! You can't even get good root beer at the yucky fast food restaurants. One last thing, this is real! It's not the fake lame-o 1950's kitsch. It's the real car hop experience and it's just really fun!
(5)Nicole M.
Hey daddy-o. The food may not be anything special. The dogs are, in fact, pretty weak. Who cares? This place is so much Fonzielicious fun. Between the cute little car hops in the short, short skirts and the frosty mugs of insanely yummy root beer and the whole 1950s vibe, there is something for everyone to like. My daughter thought the window trays and car hops were great. She loooved the fries and the frosty glass mugs of root beer. I really liked the friendly, fast service and the completely retro-fabulousness of the place. What's more-- apparently it's all real. No pre-fab Friday's fake memorabilia here! So put on your wiggle dress, roll up your t-shirt sleeves and get your t-bird a spot out front.
(5)Ken L.
You can't go wrong with Dog 'n Suds... I've been coming here for over 30 years now and it's always a good time. The food okay but the fact that you can still get service at your car is just fun for the kids and the kids at heart alike. The root beer is of course one of the major draws to the restaurant for us and still the best around. The only drawback is that it's only open for such a short time each year.
(5)