Local dog-friendly restaurants in Omaha

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There are plenty of spots to dine in when you’re in Omaha, but what if you want to dine out with your dog? Thankfully, Nebraska lets patrons bring their dogs with them to some dining establishments in Omaha, and if you’re a dog parent, you’re in luck. From wineries to food halls, there are plenty of spots to choose from. Here are some of the best pet-friendly restaurants in Omaha.

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Please note: The following information was correct at the time of publication but may have recently changed. We recommend contacting the business you are interested in visiting to ensure your pet can be accommodated.

1. Omaha Dog Bar


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Dog friendly Dogs allowed indoors Dine in Take out Multiple outdoor seats

The Omaha Dog Bar, which calls itself a “Watering Hole For Dogs and People,” is a combination dog park, bar, and eatery. They boast a 12,000-square-foot outdoor area, where your pup can run off-leash. It is fully fenced, maintained, monitored, and has artificial turf. Their bar offers a wide selection of craft beers, wine, cocktails, and mocktails. They also offer treats both for people and their pups. Food items come from local dining spots. Before visiting, be sure to check out the Dog Bar’s rules and guidelines on their website.

2. Soaring Wings Vineyard and Brewing


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Dog friendly Dine in Multiple outdoor seats Take out

Soaring Wings was created by husband-and-wife duo Jim and Sharon in 2001. They aim to provide quality wine products that Nebraskans can be proud of. They also offer cheap wine tastings — and you can bring the glass home as a souvenir! Bring your dog to their patio or lawn while enjoying the view of their expansive vineyard. If you’re not into wines, you can also check out their various beers available.

3. Inner Rail Food Hall


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Dog friendly Dine in Take out Multiple outdoor seats

The Inner Rail Food Hall is the perfect place for foodies — especially those who would like to bring along their pups. This food court offers an open-air dining experience with cuisines from 10 different vendors that are surrounded by a central bar. Here you can walk around, taking bites from one stall to the next. Snack on food from all over the globe including sushi, salads, kebabs, and crepes. You can also play outdoor games, lounge by the fire pits, or attend one of their many events.

4. Brickway Brewery & Distillery


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Dog friendly Dine in Take out Online ordering Multiple outdoor seats

If wine tasting is not for you, why not try beer tasting? Established in 2013, Brickway Brewery & Distillery is known for its award-winning single malt whiskies. They also have a full-service bar offering tap beers, craft cocktails, and pub food. Their patio and beer garden are both dog-friendly, and since it is located in Omaha’s historic Old Market, this is a great place to sit back and people-watch with your pup.

5. Corkscrew Wine & Cheese Blackstone


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Dog friendly Dine in Take out Multiple outdoor seats Online ordering

If you’re a cheese lover, this location is for you. Corkscrew is a wine bar that offers cocktails and light pub fare. Their first location in Rockbrook was opened in 2005. Ten years later, their second location in Blackstone was opened. Its red-brick building lends the location an industrial-chic vibe and a laid-back atmosphere. Dogs are allowed on their patio, which consists of multiple tables surrounding a fire pit. Don’t forget to order their cheese board.

Have a doggy date in Omaha


If you want to dine with your dog in Omaha, there are plenty of places for you to choose from. From beer gardens to wine tastings, there’s always something new to chew on. Before taking your dog out for a bite, it’s good etiquette to make sure your pup is in the best of health. An easy way to do that is by booking a virtual vet appointment through Vetster. Connect with a veterinarian right in the comfort of your home to talk about any of your pup’s health issues, ensure its vaccinations are up to date, and discuss any behavioral concerns you may have when you’re out dining.

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