Local dog-friendly restaurants in Cleveland

Taps and Tails calls itself “Cleveland’s first-ever dog park bar.” This location is a combination dog park and bar, where the bar is located right inside a dog park. This means that you can grab a drink and a bite to eat while you hang out with your dog. They have both an indoor and outdoor park area with various dog toys and activities. While your dog socializes and plays, you can grab one of their beers, wines, or cocktails and sit on one of their many chairs and tables outdoors. Note that you have to register your pup before bringing it along.

Terrestrial Brewing Company was founded in 2017 and specializes in a rotating selection of house beers. On Sundays, they offer Doggie Brunch, which is served by their partner, Spoiled Dog Boss. Dogs are allowed inside their tasting room and in their large gated patio, which has a great view of nearby Lake Erie. Water and treats for dogs are also available on request. Note that dogs should remain leashed at all times. Terrestrial Brewing is also located near Edgewater Beach, so you can take your dog for a walk by the beach.

Operating since 2011, Market Garden Brewery has been serving award-winning beers crafted using organic and local ingredients. Their menu has a rotating draft list and curated wines and cocktails. There’s always something for everyone, and something new to keep you interested. Dog owners are welcome in their spacious leafy beer garden where you can drink and have your dog bask in the outdoor air. While indoors, you can order various brunch menu options available on weekends, from eleven in the morning until three in the afternoon.

Jukebox blends an excellent taste in music with food and hip and friendly bar vibes. You can bring your pooch to both their bar area and patio. Their beverages include cocktails, wines, drafts, and even alcohol-free options. The food menu includes sandwiches, salads, and pierogies, and they have vegan and gluten-free options. Outside on their patio, they host various parties, which you can watch with your dog.

Mason’s Creamery specializes in freshly made ice cream with creative and homemade flavors. You can take your dog with you to one of their pet-friendly tables. Dogs even get a free scoop of ice cream topped with a milk bone. Mason’s Creamery also sells Korean dishes, and their ramen is freshly made in small batches. Some food options to try are their Korean Corn Dog and various fruit teas.

If you want to dine with your pet in Cleveland, there are many places you can go to. Some of these spaces even have dog-friendly food, so you can appease both your dog’s appetite and your own. For ice cream and Korean dishes, check out Mason’s Creamery. If you want something casual and fun for you and your dog, try Taps and Tails. And if you want a picturesque dining experience, Terrestrial Brewing’s outdoor patio has you covered. But remember, Ohio law requires you to keep your dog fully vaccinated before dining out. Consider booking a virtual vet appointment with Vetster. These veterinarians can answer any questions you have.