THE ANGRY DOG — Restaurant in Melbourne

Melbourne’s best kept secret, bespoke licensed pet friendly lounge/bar has reopened!!

Cosy, funky vibe and awesome friendly staff. BYO whatever food you choose. You can pat Roxy (the Angry Dog) up on her platform bed, above the shipping container too.

Pets welcome inside the venue, but not on the furniture. Pets must be restrained (on leash, pet carrier). Don’t leave them in your apartment… bring them with you, order Uber Eats and enjoy an assortment of wines, tap beers, spritzers, seltzers, cocktails and mocktails in a comfy, welcoming and inclusive lounge setting.

The venue has been lovingly created by repurposing fittings and fixtures from their previous location (the warehouse around the corner).

3 unique spaces, each with their own look, feel and vibe. Live plants throughout, TV (why sit alone in your apartment watching it on your own) and groovy fittings/fixtures The Angry Dog is known for.

Accessible bar menu on most tables via QR Code or in hard copy from the bar.

West Melbourne’s favourite...

Lovely atmosphere. The owner, Matt, is very friendly. The new food truck will be open soon so I am keen to try the gourmet pizzas etc.

Update: I recently held my 50th birthday gathering here. Angry dog was fantastic. We had our own sectioned off area for guests and access to the bar. My guests had wristbands to easily allow for an open bar. The staff were very attentive, polite, and helpful. Leah, the function manager, was in constant contact with my wife throughout the night, allowing me to relax and enjoy the evening. We served light snacks throughout the evening from the food truck. The toasties being my personal favourite. Pre planning of the event with Leah made the night run smoothly and I was a very happy I chose the Angry Dog for my celebration. Thank you Leah, Matt...

Attended a trivia night and the bar staff were friendly however the food truck staff were appalling. As a hospitality worker of over 4 years I'm quite frankly dissapointed in my experience. Not only was the service poor and dismissive. But the food was mediocre at best. $14.00 for 25 nacho chips at best... yes I counted. Not only that but they're cold, stale and there's a single olive in the centre? When someone went up to complain they were yelled at by what I can only assume to be the woman in charge of the food truck, after seeing that I'm far too afraid to get up and complain or give feedback because the last thing I want is to be yelled at in a public venue. Seriously disappointing and puts what otherwise is a good...