Deemed as an American gastropub with an English vibe and menu, DoG Street Pub always has an impressive draft selection, both on tap or bottled. DoG Street is a play on Duke of Gloucester Street, which is where this gastropub is located. The building is an 80-some-year-old bank reimaged into a pub that also offers British plates like shepherd’s pie, fish and chips, and bangers with mash (pork sausage with mashed potatoes).

Of course, the name, but also because this establishment has the same ownership as the pet-friendly Trellis Bar & Grill, which is right next door. They are crazy about dogs here and community, and in addition to running an excellent pub, they have a dog-friendly running club, with folks meeting up every Monday at 5 p.m. for a 5K jog (with your canine, if you like), followed by a pint and a small bite to eat.

DoG Street is a British-American fusion gastropub located on the historic Duke of Gloucester Street, from which it derives its name. Opened in June of 2012 by chef David Everett, the pub combines friendly neighborhood service and ambiance with craft beer and quality dishes. Indulge in microbrew and conversation, all in the great atmosphere of a British pub in Williamsburg.

About Restaurant: We’ve transformed an eighty-year-old bank into the only Gastropub that belongs on the most historic avenue in all America. June 2012, Chef David Everett opened DoG Street Pub committed to honoring the dignity and heritage of its namesake, Duke of Gloucester Street. DoG Street Pub’s focus is simply presented, excellent food without the […]

It’s owner states that it offers “simply presented, excellent food without the rubbish. With an understanding that a superb beer is the perfect complement to a perfect meal.” The theme and scope of a gastropub combines the leisurely and unpretentious ambiance of a watering hole, with the epicurean delights of a good eatery at an affordable price.

Located in an 80-year-old former bank, DoG Street Pub’s craft beer pairs perfectly with their menu of bar bites, casual dishes and more globally-inspired selections. DoG Street Pub has menus for lunch, dinner, brunch and even late night. This spot is perfect for starting your day in Colonial Williamsburg or winding down a night out with friends.

Sitting on one of the most historic avenues in all of America, The Dog Street Pub has a wide selection of wines and beers perfectly paired with their “food without the rubbish.” Indulge in some adult beverages while Williamsburg Ghosts explains what shadowy figure has been seen in local businesses around the favored watering hole.

Dog Street Pub offers water bowls and biscuits for your furry friend while dining on the patio in the middle of Colonial Williamsburg. Soak in the rays with a cold brew and order the Dog Street Burger with fries and special pub sauce. Do not fear finishing your drink; Dog Street’s Hair of the Dog Bottle Shop is next door.

Start the night at DoG Street Pub in Merchant Square; either sit at the bar (if you want a view of the tv) or outside (if you want fresh air and a quieter setting). Try a traditional English dish – I recommend the Bangers & Mash. DoG Street is a little pricier than Culture Cafe, but it’s definitely worth it.

Serving up elevated British fare in a family-friendly environment, DoG Street Pub is excited to announce they have doubled their outdoor seating space. Enjoy dishes such as bangers and mash or the amazing DoG Street burger from the comfort of their shaded patio, right in the heart of Colonial Williamsburg.

DoG Street Pub, in the heart of Colonial Williamsburg, is located in what was once an 80-year-old bank. Chef David Everett transformed the building into a gastropub in 2012, serving simple, yet outstanding food. Entering through the front door, I was immediately in awe of the impressively beautiful space.

DoG Street Pub is a British-American fusion gastropub situated on the historic Duke of Gloucester Street. Opened by chef David Everett in June 2012, the pub combines friendly neighborhood service with craft beer and quality dishes, creating a great atmosphere for conversation and microbrew enjoyment.

A well-known hotspot is the 401 West Duke of Gloucester Street is the DoG Street Pub. It is a gastro bar, notable for an excellent craft beer, cocktail, and wine selection. Further, its distinguished cuisines, including the bar’s food, make this a great place to spend your evening.

I think the chairs on Duke of Gloucester Street kind of prove the point that people like to come down, and they’re staying down here. If you’re sitting there, husband, wife, whatever and somebody wants to go in one of the shops, they can sit at the table and drink their beverage.

401 West Duke of Gloucester Street, Williamsburg, Virginia 23185 Website | Facebook | Twitter | Photo: DoG Street Pub Facebook. Williamsburg took the best of England and made it American. Chef David Everett continues the trend with his unique take on the British Gastropub.

The Dog Street Pub strives to be a place where people can relax over good food and good drinks, and in that, they succeed. The draft beer menu includes nearly two dozen craft offerings, many you may not see anywhere else. Two pages of bottled beers add to the selection.

The same owners of Blue Talon Bistro also own Dog Street Pub. This American take on a classic British Gastropub has excellent fish n’ chips (see above), great service, and lively ambiance. If you’re an anglophile, this is the local eatery for you.

DoG Street Pub has been in the heart of Colonial Williamsburg since June of 2012 serving craft beer and & elevated British influenced food in a family friendly environment. Our favorite by far are the sliders + dessert!. Just look at them, yum!

This American gastropub is one of the most dog-friendly restaurants in Williamsburg, VA!. In addition to its wide selection of local and regional craft beers, DoG Street Pub is known for European-inspired dishes at an affordable price.

DoG Street Pub offers American interpretations of an eclectic range of foreign foods from Bangers and Mash to Chicken Tikka Masala.

If you are ever in the colonial Williamsburg area you must stop at DoG Street Pub. No questions, just do it.