Dugout 54

Went there on Saturday night, and I must say I was not impressed at all.
There was a male bartender who waited on us, he was nice.
There was two female employees behind the bar as well, they were serving tables, I’m guessing they were servers. The place was slow so the two females spent most of their time conversing with the bartender. The conversations between the two woman were inappropriate, they were speaking extremely loud about if they prefer to be waxed or shaved.
The one server looked like she had just rolled out of bed, her hair was a mess, she kept trying to fix it, she didn’t have a bra on, she kept lifting her shirt up to show her stomach, while trying to fix her hair.
If an employee of mine showed up looking disheveled, hair not combed, no bra, I would send her home.
A customer asked for a drink and the bartender told him, one minute, and then proceeded to play on his cell phone for a good 3 – 5 minutes and then helped the customer .
A gentleman went up to the jukebox and played a couple songs, as the first one was playing the two female servers and the bartender were complaining very loudly how they hated his music selection, the bartender proceeded to skip not one, but two of his songs.
A lot of places will advertise a ‘we have the right to eject any songs’ however usually the bar only ejects it for either crude language or is the overall people in the bar are offended by the song, not just because the servers and bartenders do not like the song. I feel that was completely rude and uncalled for.
Over all I would rate this bar a zero, however that dosent exist so I have to give it a one.
I will NOT be returning.

Went here for the first time and had an ok meal. The meatball sub was awesome, Burgers were a little over cooked, really good sweet potato fries. Good beer selection, but I would like to see some more local beers on tap like Lakefront. Show some local love! The owner came over and asked for feedback, and has a genuine interest in our opinions. This place will only get better with the remodels and future plans for a bigger beer selection. Give it a try!

This place just opened on the corner of 54^th & Bluemound Road. Before Dugout 54, it was an Irish bar, called Burke’s Irish Castle. They’re still in the process of remodeling the space and making it their own. The front bar is up and ready, but their larger back room is still under construction. The staff is very friendly and excited about what is to come. The bartenders tell me they love the food that is coming out of the kitchen, like the burgers. Sticking with the Irish theme, they will also be serving corned beef. This is great because St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner, and this is a prime location for St. Pat’s festivities! Bluemound Road has a St. Patrick’s Day parade every year, the Saturday before St. Patty’s Day. The parade will pass right in front of Dugout 54, and patrons will be lining the streets. They’ve got about a dozen beers on tap: a couple domestic staples, like Miller Lite, and the rest are craft beers. Nice selection! I look forward to trying the food next.