The Red Dog is one of those bars where everyone knows everyone, like the town that it is situated in. It can totally be considered a "dive bar" but the crowd is a bit older than a "typical dive bar" would be.
There is often live entertainment and karaoke, so it does get loud at times. There is a small dance floor area and a patio that is open in the summer but it tends to get crowded quick.
It is also a huge motorcyclists hangout in the summer.
They offer basic bar food too and their burgers are actually really good.
Red Dog is one of those places where everyone knows each other.. Set in quaint Milford, it offers surprisingly decent entertainment. Bartenders bust ass to take care of everyone and joke around at the same time. They offered small talk but took care off all customers efficiently at the same time.. Excellent mixologists here. I tried a couple girlie shots and they were yummy! Dead on great!! The band is awesome! The night we were there they were playing bluesy rock. Lots of dancing going on.. The only problem is it's pretty crowded, good luck getting a seat. We got there around 11 and only had to wait a few minutes for seats at the bar..no tables available, but no biggie..I wish it were a tad closed to my house!
Review Source:Decent selection of beer. Â Always packed. Â Live bands and always some kind of activity to draw in the crowd. Â I've NOW had the food and it was WONDERFUL!!!! Â The staff has always been friendly. Â I have even had a smiling beer there. Â :) Â Will be returning whenever we are kidless!
Review Source:We were there late Friday afternoon (430ish). Â The place is decorated in what I like to refer to as early Michigan lodge fare. Â Lots of stuffed animals, old signs, Nascar stuff...you get the idea. Â We had our pick of seats as the crowd was light. Â Service was good. Â We got served right away.
The happy hour drink prices were reasonable. Â They have $4 vodka drinks anytime. Â We each stuck with beer and it was good and cold!
We went with the "Giant Beef Nachos" for dinner. Â They weren't as huge as the waitress made them out to be but they were better than average bar fare.
All in all, we were satisfied with our experience. Â We'll be back to try it again soon!
I have a lot of conflicts about this place. On the one hand, it's one of the few places in the area that's open late on a weeknight. The prices aren't too bad for drinks or food, both of which are ok. Nothing crazy good, but not bad. The place is pretty clean, too, for a "dive bar." It's also biker friendly, and it's got a patio.
The crowd is interesting... a 30-40+ crowd. My night's highlight: one woman telling another that she wanted to borrow her boobs. That earns the extra star.
There's not a whole lot else to say. The service is a little slow, but if you're not in a hurry, it is fine. Expect a small town's "It Is What It Is" watering hole.
Went to Red Dog Saloon on 19 March, 2010 to eat and see our favorite band, Free Beer. The service was excellent, but the seating area was pretty cramped. Way too much smoke (until May 1st anyway), and a failed house sound system were negatives. The crowd was a bit "eclectic", but what the heck! The food was O.K., nothing special, and costs were a bit higher than I would have liked. I might go back, but there would need to be some incentive (coupons, etc.).
Review Source:This is one of the more enjoyable 'dive' bars in Milford. It's typically filled with a little bit older crowd than many of the other bars in Milford, probably people in their late 40s and 50s.
In the summer it's typically loaded with folks who roll into town on the their motorcycles.
The Red Dog has a solid set of draft and bottle beers, probably one of the better ones in Milford. Though per a regular small town bar, it is in a strip mall which is a little weird.
It's pretty much typical bar fare, burgers and sandwiches etc. They have some solid buffalo/chicken wings.
They've also go a nice pool table!
In the summer, I also suggest sitting outside if it's not to hot. Though the scenery isn't quite spectacular (a parking lot and Hungry Howies), it is one of the few places in Milford you can hang out outside and have a drink.
If you get the chance to stop here, I'd definitely recommend it.
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