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Luckydog

4.1 (326 reviews)
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Open 12:00 pm - 4:00 am (Next day)

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Hipster
Divey
Casual
Moderate noise

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New Year's Eve
Kelly O.

Luckydog is everything I look for in a dive bar. Good music (even if it never comes out of the jukebox), shuffleboard and pinball in the back, a backyard for nice weather in the summer, a surprisingly long and diverse draft list, and bouncers and bartenders who remember your name. I've tried the other bars by the same owner and they're great but there's a reason Luckydog will always be my go-to. I wish there were more food partners who would deliver locally, but Mission Sandwiches complement the drinks well and you can't beat delivery down the street. I'll shout out SuperBurrito too for their proximity and quality. We've done New Year's Eve here the last two years and even though it's busy, it felt like home and the best way to ring in the New Year with fun people.

Rebekah M.

Love this bar and I've been coming here for years. Come grab a drink and chill. The bartenders are everything here!

a table with drinks and a cell phone
Sundeep S.

My dogs live this place and want to go every week. My little one likes the shots. Our older one goes for the atmosphere. Laid back joint. Decent prices. Somewhat friendly bartenders. Large patio. Open late. Good times. Key selling point... DOG FRIENDLY

"Cheese Sandwich" for COVID-19 food.  American cheese.  Not grilled.
Elizabeth E.

The servers at Luckydog were obnoxiously rude. With no menu on site, both bartenders were angry when we asked for drinks they didn't have on the menu. They went as far as to tell us to, "go nextdoor" if we wanted "those" kind of drinks. We wanted mixed drinks. They were busy and the line was long, but their anger shouldn't be taken out on the customers. We tried to break a $100 bill. The bartender took the $100 bill out of my friends hand (my friend is black), looked at him, gave the $100 bill back, and then told him that the bar doesn't take hundreds. Why did he take the hundred dollar bill out of my friends hand if they don't take hundreds? Why isn't there a sign that says they don't take hundreds? When my group of friends called him out for his discriminatory actions he told them not to take it, "so f'ing seriously". The margaritas were awful. Check out the cheese sandwiches they're giving out for COVID. Gross.

Vodka And Grapefruit
Steve A.

Fun and dog friendly bar. If you don't like dogs then don't come here. Luckydog is one of the best bars in Williamsburg. Happy hour is a good deal. They let dogs inside and there's another area outside. Good prices at happy hour or any hour. It feels like a dive bar plus dog park. The service is pretty spotty. It can take awhile to be acknowledged. The last time here we got served right away however. As expected, if the weather is warm, it's busy. People are more likely to be walking dogs. If you aren't with a dog, there's fun to be had at the bar. The place can get pretty crowded because there's not a whole lot of room. At happy hour they have some cheap drinks. It's about $3 for well drinks. They usually don't have food. I like it more when it's warm enough. Outdoor seating is much more comfortable than inside. The dog owners are usually friendly and the dogs are behaved most of the time.

Bar fight
Rohin S.

Stopped by here after not being able to sneak into another lounge with the pup so we came here. It was a rough crowd and as you can see, Oso got into a bar fight immediately. We cooled off with some craft beers after he roughed up the other dude. Followed that up with some shuffleboard with our crew. It was nice and cool inside and the outdoor backyard was packed too. Overall, we'd say we had a good time.

Sarah S.

Luckydog is a true dog bar supposed to be full of people bringing their dogs! When we went on a Saturday night it was dogless but still a cool slightly above a dive-level bar. Very chill, great beer selection at acceptable prices, good service, nice neighborhood type of bar.

Inside outdoor
Park S.

There were more dogs there than expected. The place was pretty packed with lots of people. If you want to drink simply with your dog, this place is perfect. They have a backyard so your dog can meet other dogs.

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Aura B.

When my friend call me to meet for our regular friend time, I had to come see her with my dog since I had him with me. She said, oh let's go to Lucky Dog, they allow dogs. She could not had picked a better place, I mean this friend knows just about ALL the best places to have fun. Omg! What a cool and awesome bar. As I walked in, there were a few nice friendly dog there who greeted and played with my dog. It's a heavenly place for dogs, the vibe of the place is one of a kind, super friendly. My dog was even happier than me, he was walking all over wagging his tail, I could see the happiness in his eyes. My dog made a few human friends, he was working on the girls better than any man...he left me by my chair and went to hang out with some cute girls on the other side of the bar, I saw the girls talking and petting him. He stayed there for a while hanging with the girls, good thing I am not jealous, I let him have his fun. He kept going from the girls to the other dogs to play and socialize, he showed me that he has better social skills than me, he just blended with the crowd, he felt like the king of the night, and every one who walked in the bar, greeted and pet him. The drinks were nice and affordable, not expensive like other places. For 3 beers, 1 juice and a snack the bill was 29.98. Not bad at all for a few hours of fun. The Bartenders were all nice and attentive, excellent customer service. They kept making sure that we had everything we needed as far as drinks. There is a Lovely back yard with tables. I will surely be back, it was very relaxing to find a cool spot to wind off after work with my dog and my friend.

Graham is the greatest bartender on the planet, and I'm not just saying that because he controls my bar tab and gave me a free sandwich. I mean it, very sincerely. You should come to this bar, unless you're an asshole... then not so much. I'd also like to make sure none of the other bartenders at Lucky take offense to my singling out Graham for special attention. Ashley, Kaylee (is that how she spells her name?), Joel, Savanah, Bryant.... shit. I'm going to have to come back and edit this review a few times. No good deed goes unpunished. Here's a picture of me from my highschool yearbook circa 1989 for no apparent reason.

Brought my Scotty bear to a bar :)
Courtney D.

Had a great time here a week or so ago and was so happy I could bring my puppers! There were also a plethora or other doggy friends he could play with which was great. What's even better is that mostly every human which enters the bar is a fellow dog lover (honestly, if you did not pet my dog when you walked in I thought you were possibly a sociopath bc WHO does not pet an adorable golden retriever puppy). The sole reason I knocked off one star is because the bartender was a bit rude and awkward. I saw her badger other people for bigger tips and constantly check receipts when folks closed their tab. Luckydog is by no means an upscale bar...its a dive establishment which barely serves food and mostly serves beer. I've never seen this type of behavior at any bar i've frequented but hey guess its her thing. To each their own, at least the patrons are good sports :)

aperol spritz (dog not included)
Carly L.

Awesome casual DOG-FRIENDLY bar with a comfy patio in the back! The aperol spritz ($10) was bubbly and tasty, and the raspberry mint daiquiri (blended with real fruit and fresh mint, $10) was so refreshing on a hot day. Note: bring cash to save a little! There's a small fee for cards.

Jukebox
Evelin C.

Luckydog is the perfect bar for the hipster Williamsburg crowd and beer lovers; like me. I have been a couple of times but can't say it is my favorite place yet. Yes, they have great beers, and they are super cheap, but the crowd is not for me. It can get loud, and the people that are smoking up by the front and in the backyard ruin it for me. I hate the smell of cigarettes, and it seems like a sh*tload of people smoke here. The bartenders are personable and know their stuff. Brian sticks out in my mind; he is a nice one that my sister and I chatted up one night. The bouncer by the door is excellent too. He has a good memory which is great. He looked out for me a night that I lost my debit card here. I like the concept; it is a decent looking bar. I love that people can bring their doggies along! That is my favorite thing about this place. I would come here just to pet dogs even if they weren't serving beers. I recommend this place for a hit and run. Come in, drink and then move out to the quieter, fancier places in Williamsburg. Or, come in and drink to your heart's content if you do not mind smelling like a pack of cigarettes when you leave. I get it; that might be some people's prerogative.

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this bar sucks, put money in the juke box and they skipped all of my songs. Feel like that deserves a refund

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