Bulldog Ale House

Drinks took a while to get to are table and when I ordered my second Guinness the bartender gave me a old one Poured from 15 mins earlier.   Over all food was great and atmosphere was fun

Our main purpose to visit this place was to check out the ale Mecca touting over 70 types of beer. When told that the night's special was PBR, we wondered if we took a wrong turn and ended on a different planet.  We later learned from the waitress that their ale collection is at the Roselle location instead.

After having pored through menu, they appear to have a few craft beers worth staying for. The other reason is our server. She 'accentuates' the outfit but I can't say the same for the others who look like Tilted Kilt seconds.

As for the food, Saturday was 'build a burger' night.  The burgers were pretty good with unlimited toppings at an awesome price. Overall, great visit...thanks in part to the 'eye-friendly' blonde server. ;-).  Next stop, the Roselle location!

Overall an enjoyable dining experience. First the positive - immediately greeted and seated. Payton was a pleasant and knowedgeable waitress. A variety of food and daily specials. The boneless wings were great and a big hit with the variety of flavors.  The BDA Burger, and Memphis Burger were both cooked to perfection and delicious. Reasonably priced.  Now the negatives - The Menu's, salt, pepper, ketchup, were all horribly dirty, greasy, sticky. That is why they only get 3 stars, otherwise it would have been four. The French Dip, a new item, was too dry and too much grissle, yuck.  The Burger Bits were overcooked and tasted more like charcoal than burger.  The music was a bit irritating with the head banger type music but not too loud (Hold of Loosely, Ballroom Blitz, good songs but not what I want to eat to).  The menus really need to be cleaned.  Hubby and kids enjoyed it more than I did. The boneless wing special was the best part, and the friendly personality of the waitress.