Restaurants

Dogslingers restaurant announces new hours of operation

By Staff Report, posted 2 hours ago

After two years of operation, the team at Dogslingers at The Depot have announced a change in their hours of operation. 

Starting on Thursday, Oct. 27, the restaurant, located at 2801 Raeford Road, will be open from Tuesday through Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

These new hours are a cutback from their current schedule of Wednesday through Saturday from 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Because of this shift, the Dogslingers team has shared they are looking to explore online ordering options. 

Owners shared their announcement on the Dogslingers Facebook page, stating in a post: 

“As long as we have existed, we have always strived to serve every customer with the highest experience possible. After a long, hard deliberation, we have come to a hard decision to change our operating hours.” 

“We have decided this choice is necessary to remain viable as a business as we see changes in the economic demand. We do not plan for this to be permanent, and hope you have patience with us.

We appreciate all of our followers' love and support over the last three years, and we hope to see you on Tuesdays!” 

 

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