red dog saloon

We had a great time at the Red Dog getting some appetizers and the obligatory beer with a shot on the side. Great music, friendly folks around to chat it up with and of course all the ambiance you would expect from a tourist bar like this. Definitely recommend the Red Dog if you are in town visiting.

If you are visiting Alaska and you are in Juneau you must visit the Red Dog Saloon which will take you back in time and give you a fantastic experience as it’s live with music and fabulous staff dressed in the era of gold digging. Whilst you are there have a good look round the town as it’s a step back in time. Another wonderful day.

From walking through the swinging doors to the sawdust covered floor to the staff in period costume this place was, as advertised, 'Alaska Fabulous'. We thoroughly enjoyed the ambiance which includes a lot of memorabilia and other interesting artifacts everywhere you look. We had the recommended Denali BBQ Beef sandwich which was very good. I decided to try a "Duck Fart", one of the saloon favorite drinks which is a shot of Kahlua, Bailey's, and Crown Royal. Yummy, which is why I had 2 :) I saw families there on our day, but, as we were there during a cruise excurision I can't speak to the night life. Worth the stop.

Could only spend an hour here, what a place, sawdust on the floor, a man playing the piano, some colourful songs, the waitresses in costume, good service and a great atmosphere, the place was jumping mid afternoon. Lots of artefacts and memorabilia in the place, certainly unique.

It only took a peek in the door for this place to grab ya. It is a must see when in Juneau.The saw dust floors, old pictures and different nick knacks all over the walls just add to the olde charm of this place. We didn't eat but did quench our thirst, the Duck fart was quite tasty even if the name isn't.A must see when in Juneau!

From the sawdust floor to the live music, the Red Dog is my first pick in Juneau. Convenient location, quick service, good old fashioned fun and so much to see make the Red Dog a must experience.

We stopped at the Red Dog Saloon in Juneau, while on a cruise. It is much like it was about a century ago, with sawdust on the floor. We were there for about an hour, while Brian Gale sang and entertained everyone. He is quite comical as well, and the staff add to the fun of his songs.It was a good experience, would have liked to stay longer.

This was a bit of fun - ducking in for a look and a couple of beers as we had time to kill on and Alaskan cruise which docked for a day in Juneau. We'd already been zip-lining, so this was just for a couple of hours before the ship departed.The waitresses in costume were sweet, the ambiance quirky, and the entertainment (an old guy playing tunes on the keyboard and cracking jokes) was fun.We would have another beer or two there if we found ourselves in Juneau again. Definitely have a look!

The Red Dog is my favorite place in the world. The Vatican? Pfft Notre Dame? Meh. The Bufadora? Are you kidding? Red Dog Rocks!

We stopped in the Red Dog Saloon to grab a drink and rest for a bit while we shopped in Juneau. What a fun place! Yes, it was crowed and noisy, but that just made it more fun. When we were there they had a gentleman playing guitar and singing. He was so awesome, funny and so entertaining. The saloon itself was visually entertaining with signs and memorabilia everywhere. The beer was cold, the prices good and the giftshop great. This place is a must see when you're in Juneau.

Been there, done that, got the Tshirt...and loved it. It is certainly an experience walking in on inches of saw dust and sitting at a table right up against the other tables being entertained by a surly guitarist/singer who refuses to do Garth Brooks songs - and we appreciated he was all old school country music. It was all a fun time with good music since that attitude is part of the show. Waitresses kill themselves too serve everyone and they are nice enough to take photos when asked. I'd post a picture of their menu, but there are 4-letter words on it not appropriate for all ages, but a riot when you see it.

The inside is very dark and crowded. It is also noisy and you may have a little trouble flagging down your server. But there is some great old style saloon décor inside including sawdust on the floor – and some funny signs, stuffed animal heads (bear, moose), Wyatt Earp's gun, etc. . We didn't eat, just drank, served by a saucily dressed waitress. Gotta do it !

Everyone needs to stop here for a drink and to purchase a few souvenirs. It is also fun to leave a dollar bill with your name on it and represent your state too!There is sawdust on the floor, food and drinks for sale. We were very surprised that they did not have too many "Alaskan" beers, a local company that we enjoyed the entire time on the cruise ship. The place is always busy, and can be fun. There is usually a live piano player and women wear period clothing. Enjoy a beer or two and say you have been to the Red Dog Saloon!!

Spent more than an hour enjoying a few Alaska Whites, a very entertaining funny man musician and lots of other tourists from all over the world. The gift shop next door is awesome. This saloon was one of the highlights of our trip.

This saloon was the funniest place to stop in Juneau. Red Dog seems to attract the tourist by the swarms. A great stop with pumping music and cold drinks. The gift shop next door has a few cool items you might want to pick up!