It’s Dogg'n It

Hugely fantastic selection of craft beer, but just horribly overpriced. All their beer is, in my opinion, about 30% - 50% more expensive than anywhere else in the city. If the prices were reasonable, I'd give 'em 5 stars.I really, REALLY wanted to like this bottle shop. But I'll be shopping elsewhere :/

Maybe I have an abnormally high expectation of customer service, but this place really got my blood boiling. PItt's Dogg'n It doesn't, in fact, have anything to do with hotdogs. Okay, that's fine. But if I had to force you to take five seconds out of your precious phone conversation to tell me that, then there's a serious problem. And when you didn't in fact audibly say the word "No," when I asked you, "Do you have any hot dogs," and instead mouthed the word "no," then we have an even more serious problem. I was in the store for about 15 minutes looking around. On top of that, I made a transaction. Did the guy helping me get off the phone once? No. Did he greet me, ask me to sign my receipt, tell me to have a good day, utter the tiniest of annoyance in my direction? No. In fact, when it came time to sign my receipt, he pantomimed signing with a pen all while talking loudly on the phone. If you can't even be bothered to get off the phone and greet the people who are spending money in your establishment then, frankly, you don't deserve any of my own or anyone else's money. Learn how to run a damn business or at least employ people that will show your business in a decent light.

The craft beer selection here has really grown, however, I feel as though at least half of my purchases are duds. Way too much lighting, too warm, and no proper storage or organization. I've gotten the same exact bottles at other shops, and they almost always taste better. It's one thing to sell the beer. It's another to actually know or care about it. I recently bought a $20 barrel aged Stone Double Bastard that tastes slightly oxidized.Some surprisingly good finds covered in dust, but I would stay away from anything sensitive to heat and light. Purchase with caution.

This was my introduction to the "Bottle shop" phenomenon. In order to sell six packs and the like, a store apparently has to have food as well? I don't think anyone actually eats the food. I think it's a show. A hot dog loop hole! Anyway, it was a broad selection of beers and a token selection of food. Do not eat the food. Just go in, by beer and leave happy.

This place is a convenient option when I want to pick up a 6-pack and don't want to deal with a bar. Market District's prices are way more reasonable, but everybody knows how crazy that place can get (especially on the weekends--good luck finding parking). Sometimes convenience comes with a price, I suppose.I've never really had an awful experience here like some reviewers report... yeah, the service isn't really anything great, but it is what it is. It always seems like the same girl is working there and she is generally pleasant. I don't get the impression that the employees here are beer experts, so I probably would head somewhere else if I needed recommendations or assistance.It serves its purpose in a pinch. If anything, it makes me reminisce a bit about stopping into the original Pitt's Dogg'n It in Oakland for more beer (or worse: Four Loko) in the middle of a night out during college. Oh, college....

Prices were higher than a lot of other similar establishments and had not seen a single person eating in there which makes me find it more on the "questionable" side. They had many of the same beers that were at Market District for up to 50% less than their charges. I may go back to see if their selection expands, and if their prices are back in check but it won't be for a while I am sure. I live far enough away that better options exist closer to me (thank you Regent Sq and Mt Washington).

This is the spot to get specialty beers close to my place. Despite the fact that their prices are not the best and it is not the best place to get beer recommendations. Sure Market District has better prices, but I honestly have never seen a Steigl Radler in a store for about a year and that was in Texas. I do miss the ability to get beer at a grocery store, but now at least I can pick up a 6 pack after picking up my laundry. This place is spacious, which allows for a large variety of beers to be displayed. So if you are knowledgable on your beer and needs some beer ASAP and dont care about the prices, then this place is a good match for you.

They sell expired beer and obviously do not disclose this to the customers. They have a small "sale" section but nearly all of it is expired. I bought some without realizing. I went home and poured a glass of beer with blue-gray sediment at the bottom and then noticed the expiration date about one year prior. I returned to the store asking for a refund and he said they don't do that, and that it obviously was expired because it was slightly on sale. Don't go here. Their unexpired beer is super overpriced anyways. Go literally anywhere else. I much prefer the local wine/beer shop about 100 feet away.

Only go to this place as an absolute last resort. Every single item is about $3-$5 more expensive than anywhere else - its genuine highway robbery.

Was recently at It's Dogg'n It to pick up a case of beer. After browsing for a few minutes, I heard the cashier start coughing with an audible hack. I turned around and noticed that he was having a bit of a coughing fit and, in the process, had removed his mask and was coughing into the air.I left without buying anything and don't anticipate coming back anytime soon.