Scruffy Duffies

Wednesday night karaoke with Shoji! 9pm to 1am. There are a ton of great singers at this location. Most of the patrons are between 22 and 30. On Wednesday night the place is packed. If you wanna chair, you probably ought to get there a little early.

Service was slow (but friendly). Food selection is limited, and the food was not good. I ordered a Nashville hot chicken sandwich and it had a spicy BBQ sauce on it, not Nashville hot sauce. We had a large group and 1 person got his food after everyone else was finished. Stools were dirty. Legacy West should have a higher level of sports bar. This is not it.

This is one of two Notre Dame bars in Dallas. You would think they would appreciate and be prepared for the fans. Not at all. One person working the entire bar, no burgers, no pretzel, no hot dog (roughly half the menu) available. Suffice to say--we won't be back.

Their wine sucked. Our friend called them out on it and their security gave them a warning... really??

For sure for sure Scruffy Duffies is my jam. I was visiting the area with my Cousins and they are relatively new to the area and were actively in search for their new local. We stumbled across Scruffy Duffies and BAM, new local bar achieved. The vibe is on point, there is a pool table (which we made a return visit for) the staff are awesome and chill. And the food? The food is.... good. Like I was surprised lol, the food is GOOD! This was like... a total bonus.

Sometimes you get smiled on. My husband bought a Groupon and neglected to notice that the emphasis was on the place being a bar not a restaurant and we no longer drink. So with some trepidation, we traveled up to Legacy and the Tollway and found a pleasant surprise in Scruffy Duffies.With an actual somewhat scruffy brick, board, wrought iron and sports bar/pub atmosphere, the main room is loud and cavernous with multiple jumbo screens and a long bar across one end. There's a small pool room separate from the main room and then, through another door, is the patio. Now the patio is unusual in that it's not actually outdoors; the parking garage is above it. However, wrought iron doors open onto the sidewalk, NOLA style, and there are misters and fans and built in heaters and a fireplace for the colder months. It's a terrific design and no one but us was interested in being out there. It was perfect; but it was a Tuesday, so I wouldn't expect that on a weekend, anytime.The food was also surprisingly good. We split two sandwiches: a club sandwich that was the perfect bite with thick bacon and a pesto aioli and a savory Philly Cheese Steak on a wonderfully fresh and soft hoagie roll. They came with your choice of fries or tots. We tried both and they were terrific - soft inside and crunchy outside. Both sandwiches were also modestly priced. My spouse wanted to try the crispy chicken wings and of the 4 available versions, he opted for Cajun. The 10 wings for $13.00 came with giant carrot and celery sticks with ranch dressing. The wings were perfectly cooked and crispy; but the seasoning, although flavorful, didn't strike me as Cajun and was simply too salty. It lacked any heat or paprika. They were good with the ranch dressing, though.A special mention about our server, Rian. She made an effort to meet us at the door, seat us out on the patio and then had to continue to attend to only us out there while keeping tabs on everyone else inside. She was exceptionally busy; but always kept an eye on us. I never saw anyone else. She had a lovely personality, as well.We liked Scruffy Duffies. Parking was easy - across the street or in the garage. It's a comfy place to eat, drink and watch sports. I noticed they have a live DJ on Friday and Saturdays and all kind of specials through the week. We had a good time and would return.

This is a very good bar to hang out, specially if you live in the legacy area. No cover, drinks prices are reasonable, food is good, I have never had a problem with my check, and bartenders have always been great. Now the action at this place starts around 10pm, if you come early, it may look like another irish pub, with some patrons here and there, and average noise. The indoors area is more noisy, crowded, Live DJ, the patio is more relaxed, less crowded, you still get to enjoy the DJ selection, and also there is a bar inside and outside. Inside bar is more commercial beers with a huge selection, outside bar is more IPAs and craft beer.

This is one place I wished I had payed attention to there star rating prior to dining here. :( What I did like was the pub style environment. A lot of wood or shall I say wood looking panels and tables. They also have a very nice patio and plenty of TVs to watch any game to your pleasure. What I could pass on is the food I ordered chicken strips and cheese fries. These cheese fries ain't snuffers. The menu makes them sound good but they are really dry and not cheesy. Personally I wouldn't come for food. Come grab a beer n enjoy a game.

I went here with a group last night. The food was bad, the service was slow, and the music was far too loud. My "Philly cheesesteak" had about 3 ounces of meat. The "half order" order of wings was 4 wings, and the "full order" was 6 wings. Some people in my group got cold food that was supposed to be hot. The drink selection wasn't great, the wine was terrible, and we had several beers show up in chipped pint glasses. To top it all off, the music was mostly bad-quality covers. I hope the owners get things sorted out, but I won't be back to find out.

Cool place to drink but restroom smells like the reptile section of PetSmart. I need 85 characters now so hopefully this covered lol