What's for Lunch at Dog Days Bar & Grill??

Dog Days is the perfect place for lunch!!  Whether you are having a business lunch, girls day, family gathering or you're just plain hungry, Dog Days has something on the menu to please everyone!!!  We offer a wide variety of items to choose from and you can enjoy the beautiful views from the patio of  Lake Ozarks Best Waterfront Restaurant!!

Many of our guests choose from our soups, salads and wraps because they are quick and always satisfying.  Here are a few of the great items to choose from our menu!!

• BBQ Pork Salad - a little sampling from our sister restaurant Wobbly Boots BBQ - award winning pulled pork mixed with a blend of fresh greens and crisp cabbage, corn, red peppers, red onions, served with BBQ sauce and ranch.  Served with Garlic toast.  
• Dogwood Club - We stuff this double-decker with Hickory Smoked Ham, Turkey and Bacon, then add lettuce, tomato, Swiss and American Cheese and our house made avocado mayonnaise.
• Asian Tuna Salad - 6 oz of Ahi Tuna seared rare, set atop a blend of crisp cabbage and spring mix, corn, red peppers, red onions and fried won-ton strips, drizzled with Asian sesame dressing.
• Shrimp & Avocado Wrap - Sauteed shrimp and rich avocados paired with crisp celery, roasted garlic mayo, with a hint of lemon juice wrapped in a whole wheat tortilla with fresh greens.
• California Turkey Wrap - Lean, Hickory Smoked breast of Turkey, sprouts, lettuce, and tomato topped with avocado mayo and provolone in a sun dried tomato wrap.

Check out our entire menu featuring gourmet burgers, fresh salads, tasty appetizers. Many of your favorites are back, like our steaks, seafood and pasta.

For the Lakes #1 dining and entertainment and home of great free family fun events, it's Dog Days at beautiful Lake of the Ozarks!  Dog Days is now open 7 days a week!!

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Voted a top 10 water bar in the nation in 2010 and best waterfront restaurant at Lake of the Ozarks in 2011 by Powerboat Magazine