Nice spot to grab drinks and food. The chili cheese dog with chipotle sauce was a bit much in my opinion. The wurst burrito was really good but it was missing the onions.

Good food meets good beer! The nice lady behind the bar greeted us as soon as we walked in, gave us recommendations and took our order. Wasn't too busy, the front roll up door was open letting the nice sun in on our table. Food was fresh and hot. Great spot for BABB and a Bloody Mary.

I came back on the recommendation that we had to try the chicken sandwich but in salad form. As an individual that prefers not to eat salads, this was hands down one of the best I've ever eaten, albeit drenched in sauce and topped with fried chicken tenders--but it was still a salad nevertheless! If you're in the mood for a fried chicken sandwich but aren't interested in the bun, this is the best thing you could get here at this establishment.

Order the limited time Big Hac and it was amazing!! We also ordered the hot chic salad bowl that had grill chicken in it. It was recommended by our waitress Melanie. She hit it spot on! I have a new favor thanks to her. We love this place. Obviously we will be back. Today we walked in on Wednesdays Trivia night so it was a nice little night out.

Not sure if I already left a review on this place but the food is pretty good and consistently good. You order at the register and they give you a number and find a table. You can sit at the bar and order there too. Food comes out to you hot and fresh. Staff is awesome and beer selection has something for everyone. You won't be disappointed.

So many places close early in Roseville even on weekends, so Dog Haus came in clutch when we were hungry before 10pm on a Saturday night! There were a lot of people chilling inside despite it being near closing time. I really liked that - there were just all sorts of parties ranging from teenage girls to old dudes and random bros just catching up and talking about life. The servers were very friendly and active with people, who were mostly indulging in the very large beer selection. Dog Haus is a Southern California-born sausage and bier haus chain that makes their own humanely-raised, hormone- and antibiotic-free dogs and sausages, and serves them on King's Hawaiian rolls, which is their signature thing. They even use King's Hawaiian rolls on burgers and stuff, which is another story. I came here for wieners, and I got delicious wieners all right. All bedded nicely inside soft, sweet, fluffy, buttery, freshly grilled rolls of Hawaiian glory. All wieners are very juicy and flavorful, and a lot of the toppings are so too. So, just pick whatever toppings you gravitate towards. I think about 1.5 dogs or sausages are enough to make an average adult full. My go-to is usually the Sooo Cali, but this time I got Too Chi because my local Dog Haus doesn't have that flavor, and I was in love! It was a greatly fresh rendition of the Chicago dog, which I recently discovered a desire for, with a fantastic balance amongst all the intense acidic, sour, and salty flavors. And the sport peppers added a nice juicy kick. We also got Chili The Kid and T-Mex, which I think they forgot the avocado inclusion. I liked the contrast between the meaty, cheesy, greasy dog versus the bright and fresh flavors of the T-Mex's slaw and pickles. I paid using inKind, which I had to explain about and show - my local Dog Haus stopped using the platform so be wary about making sure this location utilizes it before coming. There is a lot of parking, as they are in a shared lot with a bunch of other businesses.

Wow! Saturday lunch, Xmas week. 1:00pm. This place is packed! My first visit. I'll be returning often. The food is an all American menu. Typical beer haus cuisine amped up to a very high level. Really enjoyed the cheeseburger, onion rings, Cole slaw & a small chicken slider. Good price / quality ratio. I've had way less satisfying similar food at places that cost a lot more. Beer selection is BIG! Next visit I may try a wine cocktail or two. The list is extensive and has some interesting items on the giant chalkboard. I live 3 streets away. Looking forward to the return of mild & dry weather so I can bring my Labrador retrievers to join us on the outdoor patio. Recommended!

We came here on a Sunday and it was quite busy. There were a lot of people watching football on the TVs. We ordered at the counter and food was bought out to us. Grab your own utensils. My bf and I shared the Ruben tots and little mule burrito. I liked the tots overall, but the cheese sauce was a bit too much. It would've been better if we asked for it to be on the side. The breakfast burritos include 3 sunny side up eggs and tater tots. I went with the little mule because it has avocado. It was quite hefty and we weren't able to finish it. The food is heavy, so you may need a nap after. There is also a wide range of beers available.

Cozy little spot in a shopping center on the outskirts of Roseville, just near the 65. Ample choices on the beer menu, cocktail options, and good food. Highly recommend the 3pm Happy Hour. We had the cheeseburger sliders which come two per order w/ mayo, white American cheese & caramelized onions atop a mini smash burger on a grilled king's Hawaiian roll. Danger danger, their hours are 9am to 9/10pm and I was thrilled to see they offer breakfast! Nice menu and ample parking. You have the choice of sidling up to the bar or picking a small variety of booths, tall tables, or outdoor seating (with heat lamps). We were just nursing a little nosh but I look forward to going back and sampling more beers and food! Small but varied selection of IPAs, pilsners, ciders, seltzer, etc. Basically everyone will find something they like!