City Guide: Best Dog-Friendly Bars in Atlanta

July 20, 2018 0 0

The best, most dog-friendly bars and restaurants in Atlanta, GA are happy to serve you up a crisp beer and welcome your four-legged friend outside on the patio. Each of the below venues further offers space for your pooch and is happy to bring your pup some cold water. Of course, while all welcome pets, many have even more to offer in terms of specials, trivia nights, live music, and chill vibes. What’s better than sipping a cold beer outside on a patio with your pup by your side? (Well, all that and free popcorn.) Ready to find out more about the best, most dog-friendly bars and restaurants in Atlanta, GA? Here’s where to head when it’s time to go off-leash…

Name Location Description
The Midway Pub 552 Flat Shoals Ave SE Midway’s expansive patio makes it the perfect spot to sip a beer and relax with your dog. The venue frequently offers food specials and weekly events ranging from live music to trivia nights.
Treehouse Restaurant and Pub 7 Kings Cir NE It’s called Treehouse for a reason, because as you’re wining and dining on their outdoor patio, you just can’t help but think you’re in a cozy treehouse. Flora and fauna give this patio its unique vibe, where you’re more than welcome to bring along your pup.
Krog Bar 112 Krog St NE This Spanish tapas and wine bar has a mellow ambiance that welcomes all people and pooches alike. The thing to try after you’ve shared these small plates for your entree is the Olive Oil Cakes for dessert. This unique dish is the perfect end to a perfect meal.
Cowtippers 1600 Piedmont Rd The patio at Cowtippers wraps around the entire restaurant so you have the ultimate choice of seating for you, your friends — and your dog(s). Cowtippers specializes in steak and spirits, offering savory burgers and delicious margaritas.
The Local 758 Ponce De Leon Ave NE The Local is an Atlanta hot spot for karaoke, but it’s also known for cheap drinks, good service, and free popcorn. The patio is warm and welcoming to you and your dog. Grab a drink and some popcorn before heading outside.
Perk-n-Pooch 6690 Roswell Rd,

Sandy Springs

OK: This one isn’t a bar. But it is a store that can offer you coffee and tea and provide your pup with a DIY or professional wash. This combo coffee shop/dog salon is unlike any other place, and a must-visit for Atlanta dog lovers who want to give their dog (and themselves) an extra-special treat.
Brewhouse Cafe 401 Moreland Ave NE Brewhouse Cafe is an English pub that’s the ideal spot to watch rugby and cricket alongside your pup. Seating on the patio is spacious, and there’s a special section for those with dogs. The staff is happy to bring your furry friend some cool water and tasty treats.
gusto! 1935 Peachtree Rd NE Owner Nate Hybl is known for bringing his Bernese Mountain dog to greet guests outside on the patio. And your pup can enjoy the patio, too, and cool off with some fresh water. The food itself is stunning with its fresh ingredients and inventive flavors.
Joe’s on Juniper 1049 Juniper St NE Joe’s has a lively patio bar where you can mix and mingle alongside your four-legged friend. Stop by for trivia (which, according to locals, is the best in the city) or put a dime in the jukebox to hear your favorite jams.
Einstein’s 1077 Juniper St NE You can find delicious Southern comfort food and chow down outside on the patio with your pup. Their most popular meal? Brunch. Order some small plates to share with your pals or opt for the Veranda Platter (three scrambled eggs and applewood smoked bacon).

Cheat Sheet

You and your pet will want to sit and stay at the best, most dog-friendly bars in Atlanta, GA, as the following guides remind:

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Ciara Corcoran

Assistant Editor Ciara is a DC native and East Coast roamer with degrees in both English Professional Writing and Drama & Theatre Studies from Elon University. She's written for a variety of publications including Highway 64, Travel Writing at Elon, and Odyssey. More of her work can be found at ciaracorcoran.com.

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