dub's a public house

great food! must try the jalapeño beer cheese and pretzels! one of my fav foods in savannah. has a great laid back atmosphere. you're on river street but you aren't in all the craziness.
service is kinda sporadic. servers are always nice though!
edit my husband and i have been sitting waiting for the check for well over 15 minutes. my husband finally peaked into the bar and saw our waitress and the bartender leaning over the bar talking and laughing. then we heard someone scream and it was our waitress continuing to flirt with the bartender in the next to us. it's a shame. this place has amazing food but the service is so off. we ended up waiting for a full 15minutesfor her to come back. all i can say is i hope bartender jordan gets his girl.

horrible service! waited 20+minutesfor silverware or refills and 45minutesfor a beer. - unapologetic staff isn't banking on repeat customers.... - avoid this place!

late, bad, and expensive. terrible... i ordered four take out dinners and had a beer while i was waiting. waited almost one hour for the food (guess they thought i would order more beers). kept asking why it was taking so long as it wasn't really that busy. after 45minutesi finally grabbed the manager and started a screaming match with that idiot. i had already paid for the bill otherwise i would have left long ago. food finally came and i just grabbed it and left. when i got back to the hotel i discovered they totally messed up the order. we ate it, but it was really bad. horrible experience. stay away from that place

never got served. over 10minutesat the bar and was never acknowledged. seated at a table, ordered, waited another 5minuteslistening to a rowdy foul mouthed and loud group of football fans, still did not have a drink. no management interaction with the asshats behind us, no drinks = we left. not sure they even noticed.

dubs - great food on river street. my family and i went to dubs for dinner on a saturday night. the food was delicious and the atmosphere was fun and relaxed! the jalapeño beer cheese with pretzels was the perfect appetizer, and our party of eight enjoyed a variety of items off the menu. everything was fresh and arrived at our table within a fewminutesoff each other. the value and quality of the food is better than most on river street and i was truly impressed. my only complaint was that the live band was a little loud, but we were able to sit towards the back of the restaurant and the music was pleasant. i would definitely recommend dubs for a night out downtown!

dubs horrible grub. we have lived in savannah for the past five years, and enjoy trying new restaurants, since dubs is advertised as restaurant for the locals ,we decided to try it. ok, so yesterday was the first and the last time we will eat at dubs. the service was so slow it took at least forty fiveminutesto get the food. i ordered the steak salad, the steak was raw and cold, with barely any dressing on it. i looked at the salad when it was delivered and told the waitress the steak looked raw. her response was oh no it is cooked properly. well one bite of a piece of cold bloody steak does not appeal to me. the sandwich my husband ordered had a flavor of old grease or cheap oily butter on the bun . yes we ate the food because we were so hungry and waited for such a long time for the food. i pushed the raw bloody meat on my salad to the side of the plate. when the waitress asked how we enjoyed the food we told her the food was really bad. she giggled and brought the check. guess what we do not recommend this restaurant.

i stood on the front steps of dub's pub and shot zombies in the head.  nurse zombies, kid zombies, a mommy zombie carrying a baby zombie, a frickin honey boo boo zombie--didn't matter, they all got the .357 solution.  dumb zombies would try to talk to me and got double tapped.  stay in character, hipster-zombie dude.  my new aggie friend joined me on the front steps.  texas a&m was about 5minutesfrom eating the alabama crimson tide alive. our food arrived.  i had tried to talk my wife into splitting the "dubbie burger"--a 1 pound burger draped with bacon and slathered with mayo but she reminded me that the dubbie came with its own kind of head shot, so we settled on halving the river street burger and sweet potato fries.  the burger was excellent.  usually, i can snag a bite or two of leftovers from my wife's plate, but not this time. after a couple of ace hard ciders, (never heard of it before), i shouted " reloading! " and waded into the second wave of the river street zombie walk,