First came the dog park, then came the food and drinks for Dog House Drinkery, though, yes it is way further out in Leander. The on-site trailer serves food on the weekends, like spicy patty melts and burgers. Entry fees for dogs are $5, with annual memberships going for $75.

It’s in the name: the neighborhood restaurant is very dog-friendly with water bowls and treats for canines.

The dog-loving Yard Bar is a combination dog park/restaurant/bar where Bark Rangers are on guard to help your dogs. For humans, there are food and drink. For the canines, there are sliders and ice cream. Memberships are $200 annually, $20 monthly, and $6.50/weekdays daytime or $7.50 weeknights and weekends.

Now that the beer garden’s renovations are all done, the off-leash puppy park is back opened. The kitchen even serves a special dog-friendly sausage.

The east side brewery offers brew biscuits, made from used grains, and often hosts yappy hours out on the patio. Alas, keep in mind that dogs aren’t allowed in the tap room proper.

The brewery and beer garden is dog-friendly with biscuits and watering stations. It even brewed up a beer in honor of the animal nonprofit. One dollar from every APA!APA sold will go towards the Austin Pets Alive’s long stay dogs campaign. The ABGB even donates 5 percent of its profits to its philanthropic outreach branch, the Hell Yes Project, which partners with Austin Pets Alive, among other nonprofits.

Cane Rosso owner Jay Jerrier loves dogs so much, he has his own dog rescue group, Cane Rosso Rescue, and often hosts regular adoption and fundraising events at the Austin location. Of course the patio is dog-friendly, too.