Doomsday Brewing Pub And Pizza

The bartender was quite rude when we requested her to open the garage door to the outside. She claimed it was too hot, but it was only 77 degrees—really? It's a shame because the pizza was fantastic, but it raises the question of why they have such great doors if they won't use them. I really want to support local businesses, but this experience was disappointing.

Great visit to Doomsday today epic green salad and an order of potato skins. Pulse a delicious cider “All the Berries” purrfection ! Thank you!

I expected better. The beer was just ok. The Hot Dog was pretty meh. It had a lot of bacon bits with a squirt of mustard over the top. The description was awe inspiring but the food was a let down. The gal behind the bar was friendly and helpful to the best of her ability. She didn't know much about beer but she was pleasant none the less. We enjoyed the hangout for a one off. Probably won't return.Forgot to mention, the bun that the hot dog was on was crunchy and unpleasant to eat. I feel like it could have been so much better!

This was our first visit to Doomsday as we explored the West side, and it popped up in our search for family-friendly food and beer. Since it was a Sunday, the restaurant wasn't crowded. We ordered at the bar, and our food arrived fairly quickly. We tried a few pizzas, which were hot, fresh, and had perfectly cooked crusts. We also enjoyed some beer and pretzels and were quite satisfied with our meal. However, our only complaint was with the bartender, who seemed disinterested, unmotivated, and rarely smiled. Given her role in managing the influx of customers, she came off as quite detached, which made our experience a little uncomfortable. On a positive note, a magician named Spectre visited our table and entertained the kids with some of his tricks. Overall, it was an okay experience, and we might return for the great pizza and beer.

This is a fantastic place in Hazeldell for pizza and beer. Be sure to try their signature hotdogs!