Dirty Dogg Saloon — Restaurant in Scottsdale

I been visiting this establishment for the past 2 years. This is a one of a kind "biker bar" in the valley. This place is really small I think the max capacity is 60 people tops. They do have patio which could hold an extra 10 people with out being overcrowded. The crowd ranges from real bikers, weekend bikers and the mixture of people visiting for work meetings and 20 year olds.

Every night they have some type special event going on. As well the drinks are cheap and they do have good drink specials. The ambiance is somewhat loud, fun and entertaining. The bartender's are really energetic and in tune when a customer wants a drink. Their customer service is top notch. I'll recommend this place is a warm bar before going out to old town Scottsdale or mill ave.

Only cons is the place is small, the bathroom need to be remodeled and the bar is centered in high traffic place (as well Scottsdale pd station is close by, so always uber dont drive there)

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First and for most it is a great bay. BUT! when a door man is taking pictures of your license plate and saying he is calling the police because you have been drinking and now driving! That is where I draw the line. He doesn't know how much you have had to drink. yet he follows you to your vehicle (bike or car). Takes a picture of you license plate then says he is calling the police on you!!!! That is just wrong. You go to a place to have a drink and the door guy is recording your license plate, to let local law enforcement know you have been drinking at their bar! whether you have or not!! Just be aware that if you are parked in their lot (motorcycle or not) you have a guy turning you in, Even if he doesn't know how much you have been drinking or even if you haven't. UNBELIEVABLE!!! Wont go there again. Nor would I recommend...

I was scared walking into this bar. Its reputation precedes it. On the way over the group was full of excited chatter of beautiful women hula hooping and swinging from the ceiling, and pictures of the bar showed a tough biker crowd.

Walking in what we found was pleasantly underwhelming, in a place seemingly set up for intense debauchery we found only a few nice looking folks sitting at the bar. The ambiance was typical, taxidermy animals, touristy signs and bras hanging from the ceiling.

Apparently the drinks were good and very strong. But, where we spent the most of our money was at the punching machine. A test of strength based more on timing and technique rather than raw power, it is the great leveler.

Overall this bar is 3/5, I’ve been to better. And there were no beautiful women hula hooping and swinging from...