Erin Ballinger loves dogs and has a serious case of wanderlust. For the past two decades, she has curated city guides for travelers around the world. In 2014, she combined her love of travel and canines when she joined BringFido as Destinations Editor. These days, she writes blog posts with her Toy Poodle, Teddy, snoring loudly on her lap—one of the many perks of being a pet-friendly travel expert. Erin lives in Greenville, South Carolina, with her husband, sons Liam and Jack, and their aforementioned diva dog.

Mikkeller's closure marks the end to a rocky tenure in the United States. In 2017, Mikkeller San Diego was linked to numerous complaints from employees about unsafe working conditions, harassment, and bullying, which were echoed by Mikkeller employees around the globe.Mar 30, 2023

The property has walking paths for pups, allows dogs at outdoor restaurants, and there is a small pet park on site.

We saw lots of dogs enjoying visiting the Crosstown Concourse while we were there!

Dogs are welcome on the deck! It’s a happening spot. They will bring your pup a bucket of ice water! In regards to the last reviewer who didn’t even eat at Hudson’s... 1. They never take reservations so he is mistaken there which makes me question the authenticity of his review. 2. Yes, dogs are only allowed outside and the seats are barstool height!

This is a nice hangout near downtown with a parking lot for easy access. Any restaurant serving food cannot allow dogs inside per the law and health codes so I don't get why Steven would think this place would be an exception. Five bones.

This is one of my family's favorite pet-friendly restaurants! The outdoor atmosphere is sometimes lively and filled with young children and families. My dog loves coming here during my lunch break and we enjoy the menu of sandwiches and salads. I recommend the tomato basil soup and grilled cheese! It's a classic! The waiters will even bring your dog water upon request!