Find a place to eat together. Read patio access and indoor restrictions before choosing a table.
Sorted by place name, A–Z.
A Denver wine bar that allows dogs only on its back patio and directs dog parties to enter from the alley rather than through the interior.
A Pacific Beach restaurant and craft-beer bar with a dog-friendly outdoor patio, beer garden and a dedicated dog menu.
A North Park brewery that explicitly describes both its open taproom and large outdoor patio as dog friendly.
A Downtown Brooklyn brewpub that permits well-behaved leashed pets outdoors while reserving the restaurant interior for service animals.
A North Side brewery whose operator identifies both its indoor taproom and year-round patio as dog-friendly.
A Placentia community taproom whose official FAQ welcomes decently well-behaved dogs.
Leashed pets are welcome outdoors; indoor dining and retail areas exclude pet dogs.
A Red Hook waterfront taproom that requires pet leashes and offers water bowls and treats on request.
A Ballard restaurant whose operator welcomes dogs on its partially covered, unheated outdoor patio.
A South Broadway coffee-shop and restaurant patio where the operator welcomes well-behaved dogs outside.
A Fulton Market food hall with a pet-friendly front patio and water bowls available from staff.
A Brooklyn Navy Yard brewery that welcomes well-behaved dogs both indoors and in its weather-dependent beer garden.
Maps of permitted areas are added only when boundaries can be verified. Each guide links to its official source and gives arrival guidance.