Ugly Dog Saloon & Bar-B-Que

Working at Bubba Gumps has stopped me from eating there.. Working at Bubba Gumps has stopped me from eating there. This place seems much more sincere. Rob Twitty: "i need a neww job fa real cause this sh&t is ridiculous them faget ass manager be acting like bitches just cause idon't smile man suck a i have nothing to smile about besides the fact that i'm alive every need to back off before i end up cussin somebody out" June 10 at 8:37am

Rob Twitty: ”f- yall crackers!” May 11 at 7:23am

Rob Twitty: “who the f- do i look like some kid tap dance for nickels” May 9 at 1:54am

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excellent barbecue. cheap and really good. all the meats and the sides are highly recommended. brisket, molasses-sweet cole slaw, beans, pulled pork... it's all good. big screens, pool tables, and drink specials make it an all-around great place for lunch or happy hour.…

Definitely not a purebreed, this agreeable mutt of a neighborhood hangout harbors no pretensions to hipness.. The Scene
Bars and restaurants in the increasingly gentrified Warehouse District usually fall into one of two categories--they're either interminably hip or defiantly dive-like. The Ugly Dog Saloon proudly falls into the latter classification. A cavernous, one-time warehouse itself, the saloon is located on the edge of the district and attracts a decidedly local crowd. The patrons mostly play pool while waiting for their barbecue.

The Draw
Banks of TVs are permanently set on ESPN or Fox Sports; it's a great place to watch Saints games on Sunday afternoons. Amateur photos of ugly dogs dominate the place. Local musicians set up at the Ugly Dog on the weekends, when it turns into an oversized practice site for New Orleans garage bands. The barbecue menu includes pulled pork or beef sandwiches, brisket platters, spare ribs, smoked sausage and combos. Those not into barbecue can opt for a chicken quesadilla, salad or burger.…