Personal Narrative: The Butcher's Dog

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Down on old Sawtelle and Olympic, there’s a quaint little place tucked away deemed The Butcher’s Dog. We went for the NBA finals and I have to say, what a blast! Cavaliers versus Raptors and the best part about it, there were more than plenty of tv’s to watch the game. The Bar is abuzz with lively energy, at least during happy hour, and the service is impeccable. The Butcher’s Dog definitely has an entire array of awesome foods to choose from. We didn’t see any appetizers on the menu but plenty of bar food, as one would expect from a pub environment. From the wings with the 4 different flavors, the Dry Rub, the Buffalo, the BBQ, and the Curry, to the mini burgers justly called sliders, this food was on the spot. Smart idea to have a Sport’s Bar with great food, whether you’re watching the matches or standing on your feet for the fights, it’s always so much better when it’s paired with cold beers and excellent food. They had a variety of entrees from the salty seas, the luscious lands, or even the green gardens that is sure to keep you satisfied. Additionally their flatbread pizzas we completely amazing. …show more content…

The flavor was different, not that it wasn’t good, but it simply was lacking in some of the pungent flavors one is normally accustomed to in chicken tikka masala. My friends, however, enjoyed order after order of the various wings and rarebit fries (fries covered in shredded short ribs, beer-based cheese sauce and scallions). We didn’t wait long at all for service, five, maybe ten minutes max, which I thought was on the money. The room was lively and loud while a dull roar, drunk with conversation that gave this little localized bar a larger than life energy. Not really a place you would bring your kids around (too much drinking and adult conversation), but just about perfect for a lunch out or an afterhours happy hour with the

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