No opening date has been set. The restaurant will serve hot dogs, sausages and burgers, including plant-based options. The space will have a beer garden with 24 craft beers on tap, a full bar and an outdoor patio. www.doghaus.com
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Restaurant, beer garden focused on hot dogs and sausages coming to new development off RM 620
Los Angeles-based Dog Haus will open its first Austin location in a new development off RM 620.
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Los Angeles-based Dog Haus announced in early August it will open a location in Northwest Austin at the new Center at Four Points mixed-use development at RM 620 and Vista Parke Drive.
No opening date has been set. The restaurant will serve hot dogs, sausages and burgers, including plant-based options. The space will have a beer garden with 24 craft beers on tap, a full bar and an outdoor patio. www.doghaus.com
No opening date has been set. The restaurant will serve hot dogs, sausages and burgers, including plant-based options. The space will have a beer garden with 24 craft beers on tap, a full bar and an outdoor patio. www.doghaus.com
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