For: giving your dog socialization and play time while you enjoy a refreshing drink and light lunch. Dogs roam free, people are friendly, and there’s even a little shop where you can buy treats, toys, and poop bags. It’s remote-work friendly, and you’ll see lots of dog owners with their laptops while their dogs are playing.
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For: grabbing a coffee. While dogs aren’t allowed off-leash here, Sey is a very welcoming place for dogs while you grab a latte or a croissant and catch up on a good book.
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For: dive bar vibes, shuffleboard, a chill back patio filled with several dogs at any given time, and amazing prices for an expensive neighborhood. Cheap beer and goodbois (and girls)--what more could you want?
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For: grabbing a beer outside and catching up with friends (or other dogs!). It’s got the charm of any great dive bar in Brooklyn–low lighting and low prices.
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For: Delicious, up-scale Italian food with a romantic and intimate backyard that allows dogs on leashes. You won’t have to worry about compromising on quality or bringing your fur child here. The food is rich and delicious, and you may see another dog there or two!
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For: wining and dining yourself with your dog, who is allowed inside and outside the tasting rooms. Try a glass or a flight of different wines (humans only, we’re still waiting until dog wine is invented).
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For: delicious craft beers in a sunny, welcoming brewery. It’s a great place for groups to get together and for your pup to meet the others there.
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For: humans who want to shop, eat, and explore with their dog. Dogs are allowed inside and outside as long as they’re on a leash. You can spend hours there exploring all the quirky stores or trying different food stands and still not cover everything. There’s also a ton of outdoor dining, ice skating in the winter, and events happening in the summer.
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For: delicious Caribbean fused with American barbeque food that’s dog-friendly in both their enchanting backyard and their cozy, welcoming indoor restaurant and bar.
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