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Enjoy brewery-fresh Dogo Beer after a relaxing bath.
Dogo Beer Hall is operated by the brewery and located across from the Dogo Onsen Main Building. It is a popular spot for a drink after soaking in the waters of Dogo Onsen, said to be Japan’s oldest hot spring.
Four varieties of Dogo Beer are delivered directly from the brewery: a Kölsch known as Botchan Beer, an Altbier called Madonna Beer, a stout called Soseki Beer, and a Weizen called Nobosan Beer. The diverse selection also includes limited-edition beers, local sake, shochu, and other drinks available only at this brewery-operated establishment.
The food menu is equally extensive. It features dishes made with specialties from Iyo-Matsuyama, including jakoten fish cakes, a local Ehime favorite, and fried chicken known in this area as senzanki. In addition to Japanese-style tatami seating, the restaurant has counter seats, making it suitable for everything from dinner in Dogo Onsen to a quick drink after a bath.
Located across from the Dogo Onsen Main Building
Four varieties of Dogo Beer delivered directly from the brewery
A wide selection of dishes to pair with beer
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Is takeout available?
Yes, for drinks only.
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Is free Wi-Fi available inside?
Yes.
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Can I reserve a table?
Yes.
Some reviews are AI-translated.
After soaking in Dogo Onsen, nothing feels better than finding a laid-back pub where you can enjoy good food and a slight buzz! Dogo Beer Hall offers four distinctive Dogo beers, each with its own flavor and character, so you can choose based on your preference. Add a few snacks to go with your beer, like crispy, juicy fried chicken, light and silky chilled tofu, and fried fish cake slices with a unique texture. Every dish keeps you reaching for more! Sipping local beer while enjoying the relaxed dining atmosphere adds a little tipsy fun to your hot spring trip.
The place has a bit of a retro Japanese feel, and it's really chill—no pressure at all. Great spot to relax and chat after a soak! Prices aren't too bad either, so the value is pretty good. If you're a beer lover or just want to try some local flavors, you should definitely grab a drink here.
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