The Dugout

I played pool there today. Tables are great! Owners were there and were welcoming. I had a few great drinks and food was good! Great times! I will be back

Tonight, we attended the Dugout for the first time. We had the misfortune of meeting the owner and his also wife earlier tonight. To add to our misfortune, the lines were dirty so our beer actually tasted bad.
Not only were we one of two groups under the age of 65, but we were treated with a healthy dose of disrespect simply for standing too near the pool tables with our drinks. I do understand that they are nice tables, but that’s no reason to come give me a hard time. After the «owners» wife asked me to not stand so close to the tables (my drink was not touching the table) she sent her husband to cuss out my boyfriend and tell us to essentially just get out.
Our trip was overall unfortunate, and we do not plan to return to this establishment. I hope the owner understands that drinking at his bar AND telling patrons how to behave is ironic and poor customer service.

This place is pretty much all you need if you’re wanting to hang out with friends, watch some sports or just grab a pint!
First off the beer — plenty of options and it’s always rotating with a great mix of IPAs (my preferred choice), reds, ciders, lagers and everything in between. And of course things like Coors Light. They also always have a list of kegs on tap so you can see what’s upcoming. They keep the kegs cool and lines clean so you’re always enjoying a frothy beer. For liquors, there’s the Smirnoffs, Pendelton and other basic liquors but it is by no means extensive., Also a very small selection of wine. Pints are reasonable and there’s always a pint of the day for under $ 4.
The menu is pretty simple grub fare, sans fried food as far as I can tell. I’ve had the pastrami sandwich and for the price — $ 7.50 — quality and quantity of meat it’s one of the best I’ve ever had. It is truly thinly sliced and delicious. It just comes with some potato chips and a pickle so it’s about as simple as you can get — and what else would you need?
They have happy hour Monday-​Friday, 4−7pm, and Saturday/​Sunday 9pm-​close, 4pm-​close on Sunday. It’s 75 cents off their draft beer but don’t recall the food side of it. Service is always quick, nice and polite making for an entirely enjoyable outing.
One note — they have nice pool tables but the owner is very serious about you not messing them up. No problem with that, just respect the rules and you’ll be fine.
Morgy’s used to be my go to bar, but the Dugout has fast replaced it!

Been going there since they open with the original owners and since the new owners took over. The waitress that we had today would not sell us a pitcher of beer cause I was the only drinking that the same thing I have ordered every time I go in there for the last three years which we are there at least once a week
So we won’t be coming back

Sat at the bar and was greeted with a beer menu. Their selection of local beers on tap is basically where the good part ends. Everyone there, other than me, was clearly a regular.
I was just about finished my first beer when I was asked if I wanted another. Instead I asked if they had any food.
I ordered a bacon cheeseburger. It came with a pickle and a bag of Lay’s potato chips. The burger was overcooked and kinda dry.
Later I ordered their «Signature Item», a Stuffed Avocado. In theory it sounded good and when it came out it looked good. But the taste was bland.
The beers were good. The food was not.

Yes it is a strip mall bar but it it feels friendly once inside. Interesting choices of tap beers not found at other bars or taprooms. Interestingly no fries or onion rings on menu. Excellent nachos though pool available and good tv coverage. A friendly feel sports bar.

The Dugout may be in a strip mall but as soon as you enter it opens up a wide relaxing spacious interior. Welcoming and friendly service. There is a wide selection of beers on tap and a really cool menu. My wife and I would l recommend stopping by if you’re in the Hillsboro area.

I’m actually shocked this place isn’t packed right now. I went to Baja Fresh the day before and was packed but the food was below par, this place is in the same shopping center with only 4 customers but is by the better restaurant but the food is amazing. The burger was amazing, and the margarita is better than average places… this is definitely a place I will come to get a really good hometown feel burger!

So I went again, and I’m happy I did. Another coworker convinced me to give it another shot, and I had a much better experience. I tried the pastrami again and it was pretty good. I’m trying the Club sandwich today. The staff is friendly, and it’s a quick spot to grab a bite. #sorryformyfirstreview

The usual corporate microbrew selection, which is better than experimenting. My beer was fresh and tasted good. One very important note tho. Just be aware that it’s likely you’ll overpay if you pay cash. I stopped in for a beer, the bartender said it was happy hour and asked for $ 3.75. I set a $ 5 down on the bar, she paid in the register and then put the change in her tip jar. It was my first time there, I didn’t know her, she didn’t know me, we weren’t regulars. Sure I tip when I go out, I’m not cheap. I just thought it was pretty aggressive her taking the change. So, the «cash» happy hour prices are. $ 5, not $ 3.75. Was I supposed to keep giving $ 5 for each additional beer? I left and went downtown, had a $ 60 meal and left a $ 15 tip. I’m normal like the rest of us and I know how to tip, maybe they’re hurting for tips at The Dugout so they have to take them when they can. I suggest you run a tab on your credit card if you go there, so you can pay closer to the asking price

Good sandwiches and nice beer selection at a reasonable price. Two pool tables makes it more bar than deli.

Great place. Good food. The staff is very friendly. Pool & Lotto. Clean and comfortable.

Well… I wouldn’t call it «gourmet» but it was certainly quite good. Great beer selection. The owner sat with us for a bit to discuss the beers. I asked him if he makes a better Margarita or a better Bloody Mary. He said definitely the Mary. He was very honest about the mediocrity of the Margarita. Loved how clean the whole place was. Gonna come back soon to taste test that Mary. Only down side was bags of Lays chips with burgers & sandwiches rather than fries or tots but no fried foods on the menu. That’s not necessarily a bad thing just not our preference. We’ll be back to play pool & fill our growler.

The hubs and I have come here many times with both the kids and sans kidderinos and have just loved it. I think people forget that sandwich’s, like burgers, are very subjective so there is a chance that it won’t be made exactly like you want… and that is OK. The owners are so thoughtful and caring — if you don’t like it, then give them the chance to make it right and they will. The beer selection is out of site, Period. Both trivia night and open mic seem to be a huge hit and not to be missed if you are looking to unwind on a school night. This is a great ‘hood joint that can satisfy the fam or is great for an adult evening out to watch a gam. 2 thumbs up!

Just awful, and that makes me so sad. We have been here twice, once immediately after opening and later hoping they worked any kinks out. They did not. The first time we went, I ordered the Italian, it was drowning in coarse mustard and the meat was thrown/​stacked on the bread in a chunk rather than layering so you could enjoy the different flavors. I have never had mustard on an Italian.
The second time I again ordered the Italian and asked for no mustard which is what I got. Unfortunately this time, instead of provolone as stated on the menu and one ordering an Italian might expect, Swiss was added to the sandwich. Same continent wrong country… It was also drowning in oil. Pouring off the sandwich.
The food was bland and dull and not what we ordered or expected. I should have known better than to stray from the Beaverton Sub Shop which serves the best sandwich in the PDX metro area. I will continue to make the drive to get one of Chuck’s perfect sandwiches.
I really wanted this place to at least be good, sadly, it is not :(

I don’t know if I can formally review this place since I was only in it for a few minutes and didn’t have any thing. My BF was in here while I was at the Marshalls next door shopping. He sat in here and had a beer while waiting. I thought I might get a drink too but alas no, only beer/​wine. I was ok with that, I might peruse the food someday. but nothing here for me to booze down on. Such a shame. It’s great if you’re going to stop in and watch the game for a bit and have a beer. I didn’t get to explore anything else but I would go back and look at the yummy food.

The Dugout is kind of that — a bit of a hole-​in-​the-​wall in a strip mall near albertsons, next to IHOP. This is a 3.5 star review — an extra half star because the service was good.
Service: Great, friendly and fast service, nice folks.
Beverages: Lots of beer on tap, nothing wrong with that.
Food: My girlfriend got the stuffed avocado appetizer and ate all of it, so that is a winner. I had a pastrami Reuben, which was pretty average, but had nothing wrong with it. I certainly wasn’t expecting Jewish deli quality, so I got what I expected. The nachos were as advertised on the menu — simply chips with 7-​Eleven style cheese sauce. They have hot-​dogs and other sandwiches on the menu.
Prices: Good — Reuben was $ 7.95, no up-​charge for getting pastrami instead of corned beef on it, score.
Décor: Clean, funky football shaped tables, lots of TVs around with sports. A bit antiseptic in a way — it could use some more character, this is a Portland suburb after all.
Other: I believe I saw an Xbox station for the kids to play at in the corner, that is a nice.
I think this place has a lot potential, especially as a sports bar, since the area is a bit lacking in that department. Some more food options (I’m not a hot dog person), and a bump in the quality of the sandwiches can really go far.

Hillsboro needs more places like the Dugout. Decent food and beer served by great staff. I hope they continue to rotate unique beers into the tap selection.

Fantastic find. New business specializing in craft beers and deli sandwiches. Looking for fried food — sorry — no fryers. Kim (owner) took care of us. Great suggestions on food and beer selections. Fun place. MAX accessible.

My new favorite spot for great sandwiches & 22 Beers on tap! I love to support local, family owned places… and this one will soon be a favorite for most that prefer something a bit more unique and close to home !!!
*MUST HAVE THE STUFFED AVOCADO!