Atwater in the Park 1175 Lakepointe St, Grosse Pointe Park This vintage church turned bar hotspot, offers Michigan brewed beer and spirits that are to die
for. Not to mention, the extra added bonus of a spacious patio thatÂ’s pet friendly. If you’re looking to have an extra-good time with your pup, consider this spot as your next outing.
Photo via Instagram User @dianewoolseyinteriors Rosie O’Grady’s Ferndale  279 W Nine Mile Rd, Ferndale This restaurant takes its  family-friendly atmosphere very seriously, even encouraging guests to bring their dogs in. This place not only excels in inclusiveness, but also in phenomenal food quality. Their amazing menu offer award winning burgers, fish and chips, fresh cut fries and more! Photo via Instagram user @mr_puffles_shichon  

Traffic Jam   511 W Canfield St, Detroit A mid-town favorite, specifically for its hand crafted beers and delicious food. We love that this place offers inclusion with accommodations for vegans, vegetarians, and even puppies. Literally everyone can thrive in the fun of this awesome atmosphere. Photo via Instagram user @ dolph.lungcramp Woodbridge 5169 Trumbull St, Detroit At Woolbridge you can enjoy a huge variety of beer and wine at their bar or you can opt for their delicious brunch offered on SundayÂ’s. But, the best part is you can bring your doggie to enjoy all the shenanigans with you! Photo via Instagram @ craftae Jolly Pumpkin Detroit 441 W Canfield St #9, Detroit Great beer,pizza, and quality time with man’s-best friend, what more could you ask for? This pizzeria and pub is only a short walk away from the Cass-Canfield dog park, so next time youÂ’re there stop in for a quick drink and pizza break.

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The Skip The Belt, Detroit This Artsy bar totally welcomes dogs of all kinds to come join the fun! This place is the very best when it comes to modern cocktail creation and the hipster-esk ambiance just makes everything so much better.
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It’s a classic conundrum: You want to go out, but your French bulldog puppy keeps giving you those eyes and you can’t leave him and what if he pees on the floor when you’re gone? We get it. Thanks to the patios at these 15 bars, there’s no reason to leave the life of the party at home.

Jolly Pumpkin Detroit 441 W Canfield St., Detroit, MI 48201 Great beer, pizza, and quality time with man’s-best friend, what more could you ask for? This pizzeria and pub is only a short walk away from the Cass-Canfield dog park, so next time you’re there stop in for a quick drink and pizza break. Photo via IG user @Detroitmutt
Atwater in the Park 1175 Lakepointe St., Grosse Pointe Park, MI 48230 This vintage church turned bar hotspot, offers Michigan brewed beer and spirits that are to die for. Not to mention, the extra added bonus of a spacious patio that’s pet friendly. If you’re looking to have an extra-good time with your pup, consider this spot as your next outing. Photo via IG user @dianewoolseyinteriors
Jumbo’s 3736 3rd St., Detroit, MI 48201 Though it has yet to be proven by science, we’re pretty sure Jumbo’s invented fun. The Cass Corridor dive bar has likely been around longer than you have, but it has yet to lose its sense of whimsy (the cheap drinks certainly contribute). After you buy your $2.50 Stroh’s, you’re sure to find fellow dog-lovers at the patio. Photo via IG user @once_over_twice
Rosie O’Grady’s Ferndale 279 W. Nine Mile Rd., Ferndale, MI 48220 This restaurant takes its  family-friendly atmosphere very seriously, even encouraging guests to bring their dogs in. This place not only excels in inclusiveness, but also in phenomenal food quality. Their amazing menu offer award winning burgers, fish and chips, fresh cut fries and more! Photo via IG user @mr_puffles_shichon
Great Lakes Coffee Midtown 3965 Woodward Ave., Detroit, MI 48201 There’s more to this well-known cafe than meets the eye. In addition to serving up some of D-Town’s best coffee, Great Lakes’ Midtown location is home to a bar with an impressive selection of craft beer, wine and liquor. And with a dog-friendly patio, you truly can’t go wrong picking up both your morning Joe and your evening gin at this spot. Photo via IG user @greatlakescoffee
McShane’s Downtown Detroit 1460 Michigan Ave., Detroit, MI 48216 There’s a reason McShane’s is a favorite of sports fanatics far and wide. The bar is home to a variety of draft beer and whiskey options, and frequently hosts fun-loving events, like their upcoming Friends trivia night. McShane’s patio also welcomes performers like the Detroit Marching Band on a regular basis, so be sure to treat your pup to some live entertainment. Photo via IG user @mcshanes_pub_detroit
Batch Brewing Company 1400 Porter St., Detroit, MI 48216 You don’t have to love beer to enjoy this West Side staple. Batch is not only home to brews galore (beer slushies, anyone?) but also features a variety of gourmet pub plates; think house-made pretzels with cheese fondue. Thanks to its spacious patio area, customers can enjoy offerings from Batch’s eclectic menu accompanied by man’s best friend. They also have board games; what better place to teach your puppy to play Connect Four? Photo via IG user @batchbrewing
Huron Room 2547 Bagley Ave., Detroit, MI 48216 Every Monday-Friday from 3 to 6 p.m, this seafood haven holds a Happy Hour that you have to see to believe. During this sacred time frame, one fish taco and a bottle of Atwater Lager would cost you just $4. But you’ll have to come back on a sunshiny morning; with options like corned beef hash and beermosas, we can think of no better setting for a Bring Your Dog to Brunch Day. Photo via IG user @huronroom
New Way Bar 23130 Woodward Ave., Ferndale, MI 48220 New Way is the cliche burger joint you never knew you needed. Inside, you’ll find weekly open mic comedy nights and a variety of other entertainment acts, while the Woodward-facing patio is the perfect spot for car-watching humans and tire-barking canines alike. New Way will even have a water bowl set outside just for your furry friend. Photo via IG user @callis10
Traffic Jam & Snug 511 W. Canfield St., Detroit, MI 48201 A mid-town favorite, specifically for its hand crafted beers and delicious food. We love that this place offers inclusion with accommodations for vegans, vegetarians, and even puppies. Literally everyone can thrive in the fun of this awesome atmosphere. Photo via IG user @dolph.lungcramp
Bronx Bar 4476 2nd Ave., Detroit, MI 48201 The good news is that this dive bar is super pet friendly, so you’re free to feast on a giant burger while your pup stares at you with extremely convincing eyes. The bar also, offers sunday brunch that’s complete with a full bloody mary bar, so this bar is all-around amazing! Photo via IG user @quatremer
Motor City Wine 1949 Michigan Ave Detroit, MI 48216 Motor City Wine’s calendar is chock-full of upcoming events, from live performances to pop-up galleries to monthly wine tastings. Their casual, spacious patio makes it possible to take in some wonderful entertainment while savoring your pinot noir and the company of your incredibly cultured dog. Photo via IG user @dantejoseph15
The Skip The Belt, 1234 Library St., Detroit, MI 48226 This artsy bar totally welcomes dogs of all kinds to come join the fun! This place is the very best when it comes to modern cocktail creation and the hipster-esk ambiance just makes everything so much better. Photo via IG user @ iwonderstevie
PJ’s Lager House 1254 Michigan Ave., Detroit, MI 48226 You may know PJ’s for its Cajun-inspired menu or its killer concert lineup, but the Corktown fixture also boasts an intimate patio that is sure to please the pup in your life. Once a favorite hangout of the White Stripes, the 103-year-old space practically oozes Detroit history, accompanied by a little New Orleans flavor. Photo via IG user @pjslagerhouse
Woodbridge 5169 Trumbull Ave., Detroit, MI 48208 At Woolbridge you can enjoy a huge variety of beer and wine at their bar or you can opt for their delicious brunch offered on Sunday’s. But, the best part is you can bring your doggie to enjoy all the shenanigans with you! Photo via IG user @craftae

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