Anga Miller first arrived in Floyd after college in 1977 as part of the popular “back-to-the-land” movement taking place in Floyd during that era.  In 1982, however, she said goodbye and moved south. Sixteen years later in 1998, while on a journey to Vermont, she decided to stop and visit as she passed through. While catching up with old friends, Anga noticed that the old “Shirt Factory” building in downtown Floyd was for sale.

During the visit, Anga remembered how much she’d loved living in Floyd, and so she was ready to jump on board.  An offer was made that very weekend, and a few months later, Anga was once again a resident of Floyd. After extensive renovations the building became home for Anga’s own hand-painted clothing business, WinterSun,  and the building is now also known by locals as “The Wintersun Building”.  The renovations included a variety of retail shops and offices, as well as two restaurants and a music hall.  Anga says she always wanted to own a music venue, and the building was the perfect choice.

Dogtown Roadhouse, located in the Wintersun building, began under different ownership, and is now solely owned and operated by Anga and her husband, Ed Erwin.  The venue has long been renowned for delicious wood fired pizza and sixteen regional & national craft beers on tap, as well as an extensive menu and full bar service.  While eating the world class pizza and drinking cold craft brews, visitors to Dogtown Roadhouse can also enjoy live music each weekend featuring some of the best local and regional acts. And don’t forget to come back around on Sundays to enjoy and take part in Open Mic Night.

Anga and Ed  are happy to announce that Dogtown Roadhouse is adding a third floor! To accommodate those folks who prefer the company of friends in a quieter setting, the new third floor will provide a space where guests can chat easily while the crowd downstairs enjoys the music. The room will also be the perfect place to host private catered parties.  When finished, the room will be a beautiful addition, with large glass windows allowing a clear view of the beautiful evening sunset! Out on the balcony, guests can enjoy looking out over downtown Floyd, as well as the park and Amphitheater. Anga and Ed are very excited about the new addition and are projecting to have it finished very soon.  Check out the website for updates on the opening date, along with the weekly specials and full menu options.  In the meantime, drop by Dogtown Roadhouse to enjoy the classic wood-fired pizza, the cold draft beer, and amazing music!

*Final paragraph photos are views from the new, third-floor deck!

DogtownRoadhouse
302 S. Locust Street, Downtown Floyd
(540) 745-6836
www.dogtownroadhouse.com
Facebook: DogtownRoadhouse

Thursday: 4:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Friday: 4:00 pm – 12:00 am
Saturday: 12:00 pm – 12:00 am
Sunday: 12:00 pm – 10:00 pm