Growlers Doghaus - Pinole

Came to visit today with a group of kids around 445 pm. We reviewed the menu and proceeded to the cash register to place our orders. There were signs all over the tables and chairs that said no dine in... not sure why. There were two staff members standing around talking. Neither of them greeted us and we were the only ones inside. The young guy at the register told us that the fryer was out so we couldn't order any chicken strips or anything fried. I asked him what do you have? He rudely remarked anything that doesn't need to be fried... Rude and uncalled for. He said it with a nasty and condescending tone. We put our chips away and proceeded to leave. He proceeds to say have a nice day! Again really ride and condescending. I would've said something smart back but I've lived here in Hercules for years and I'd never let a kid bring me out of character. Here's some solid advice from someone whose managed staff especially youth for many years. Train your staff to keep their personal issues outside of business and remain professional. It will keep the moral of the business. I give the service of the staff, the broken fryer, and the no dine in a zero star!

Love this place is cute and all staff are extremely friendly Raul and Anaya love to see them when i come in they are so welcoming , food is great ambience is great!

No other customers in the Haus when I went there, ordered a hot dog and a polish dog from the rather bored looking teenagers running the place, and got a decent if very average couple of dogs. Not overpriced but also not that interesting for taste. An ok place if you happen to be walking by but not a destination.

Kinda hard to experience a chili dog when its smuthered in chilli n cheese.. thx for the humongous serving but i cant enjoy my dog because i have to now eat it with a fork spoon and knife.Food: 3/5

I felt they were extremely overpriced. $17 for a fountain drink, a chicken strip, and a hot dog. Mediocre food.