We've been regulars for about a year. Absolutely love the staff and the environment. Our golden loves coming here. Dogs are friendly. Clientele has always been great. Dog owners are attentive and the staff has a good balance of letting the dogs play while monitoring for any escalating behavior. The only deterrent for us now is the fact they had to reduce their footprint a few months back. No fault of the ownership, but our dog is a bit rowdy so the smaller space is a little more crammed than ideal for our pup. Be sure to research on their website so you have all your dog's records before visiting the first time. I love that they are thorough with their requirements. read more

- no parking! - only outdoor. it was so cold and windy that my dog just curled up under the heat lamp. would've been way more comfy had we stayed home. - price was ridiculously high compared to the dog cafe nearby in queen anne by the fremont bridge which is indoor and where we can comfortably hang out all day enjoying delicious food and drinks. - i don't know how they define "clean". they totally rely on dog owners cleaning up after their dogs, and the dog owners were there to chill and hang out with people, no one could care less. - there were buckets of water by the poles for drinking and i saw with my eyes that big dogs peed into the buckets and no one cared or did anything. obviously dogs didn't mind drinking other's urine. EWWWWW - vaccinations requirement shocked me!!! more than just rabies, they also require the less popular vaccines -- Bordetella and DHLPP. Bordetella is to prevent a certain type of kennel coughs which is not fatal. my dog is not around other dogs on a regular basis. we really don't need that vaccine! DHLPP is to prevent Distemper, Hepatitis, Leptospirosis, Parvovirus, and Parainfluenza. Requiring all dogs to be vaccinated for 7 diseases just to hang out there? Not worth it. Besides, many vets prefer giving DHPP dropping Leptospirosis coz there's a higher chance for adverse reactions when leptospirosis is given in a combination vaccine (DHLPP) - my friend's dog got a seizure from it. plus Leptospirosis isn't needed unless the dogs live in the high risk area, seattle isn't. The fact that they require DHLPP instead of DHPP tells me that they're more paranoid than wanting the best for the dogs. well, not all staff strictly enforce this rule anyway. - $16 for one time, $70 monthly subscription?? The indoor dog cafe in queen anne which is just 8 min away with 3 parking lots is only $9 one time and $35 monthly with a lot of perks like free meetups. - i've read so much about owners who are supposed to be responsible for watching their dogs get boozed up, no one cares about aggressive dogs being around, staff are rude and ignorant, biters get protected... so many indicators convincing me that there're better places out there for dogs and their owners, unless you just want a place to bring your dogs to get tipsy. so certainly there're some types of dog owners who would give this place a lot of stars. just look at the facts for yourself. read more

I've been taking my dog here for about two years. On 12/13/2025 I brought my dog to the dog yard for the Shiba Inu meetup. We have come to these meetups before and have never had any issues. However this time after being at the dog yard for a little over an hour my dog was bit on her anus by a dog that had just come in. I saw this couple checking in with their shiba on a leash in which it lunged at my dog and another person's dog. Both dogs that were lunged at distanced themselves from this new aggressive dog. Once this couple had checked in they immediately let their dog off leash and within seconds it snuck up on my dog to bite her. She screamed and ran to hide rather than engage. I saw that she was bleeding and asked for a wet wipe so that I could disinfect and get a look at her injury. One of the workers gave me a wet towel and walked away. She also got blood on one of the couch cushions. We realized the extent of her injury and immediately left to get her to the emergency vet. The emergency vet saw her within less than 30 minutes waiting. My dog had to be sedated and given sutures, pain meds, and antibiotics. Throughout this experience I was calling the dog yard and the man on the line was kind and helpful in forwarding my information to the owners of the aggressive dog. However its been several days and the dog yard has been ignoring my emails asking for more information and also being passive aggressive over the phone. This place is no safer than taking your dog to a public off leash park. They refuse to give me the contact information of the owners. I'm out $960 and the people responsible have not contacted me. I've been provided no info on if they will be banned from the park or not. I felt as though this would be a safe space and that having a middleman would aid in the case of injuries. This has not been my experience. They have not assisted whatsoever in gathering evidence and they let in an aggressive dog that displayed harmful behavior in front of the employee checking them in. Dog bites are mandatory to report in Seattle so I will be seeking the help from animal control as well as SPD. read more

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Staff was lovely and very helpful. I enjoyed the first time I went, but after the most recent time, I will not be back again. The regulars were horrendous. The atmosphere was akin to an HOA-controlled suburban subdivision. We were unsure of the rules (did not scrub the ground immediately after picking up our dog's poop) and other customers were incredibly condescending. Instead of letting staff remind us of the rules, regulars took it upon themselves to be unwelcoming (reminding us that we're "newbies" while correcting us). We felt us and our dog were being constantly watched by the exclusive group of regulars. SUPER weird and uncomfortable. Also, people were not able to correctly identity resource-guarding behavior in their dogs and correct it. Too small a space not to be incredibly aware and responsive to that type of behavior. If you want to be around generally kind and responsible dog owners, you would be best going somewhere without a paywall. read more

Been to Dog Yard Bar a few times now and the concept is great and is a welcome idea to the area as place to bring pups and have a few drinks. The service and staff here right off the bat are great. They're always friendly, clear in instruction and happy to explain how things work. In both of my (thus far) visits, via phone and in person they're very nice and that goes a long way. I assume all the staff here have pups of their own and it shows as when they're moving about the 'yard' they're nice and engaging with all the dogs. Dog Yard itself is nicely set up. Plenty of astroturf for dogs to run around, with drink stations and an allowance for them to relieve themselves anywhere. There are hoses, paper towels, bags etc. to clean up after your pup so you can quickly clean and let the play time continue. There are seats off to the side for pup parents to chill - high table, yard lounge and bench seating, some with overhangs or fire pits/heat lamps for if it's cold or rainy. Did I say cold or rainy? Ask one of the attendants and they'll give you a blanket so you can enjoy the yard and keep warm! My only snag here is that it seems this place more for groups of friends or for people who are otherwise already acquainted. This is no fault of Dog Yard, but in both my visits, specifically breed meetups, no one is social despite me trying to strike up conversation about the mutual draw here - our dogs. What's the point of paying to come here if you're gonna do what you can do at any free dog park -- stand there looking at your phone or a book? Maybe it's me. Regardless. Dog Yard is a great place for drinks and dog fun. read more

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Has dogs, beer on draft and men. Mostly couples or people looking to mingle with other people (not dogs). Do what you will with that information. Eat before you go. read more

Honestly, I really wanted to love this place since I love beer and dogs. My biggest takeaways are 1) make sure to sit at one of the high tables, as we originally tried sitting on the outdoor couches and had large dogs jumping up on us/knocking over our beers. Probably should have seen that coming. 2) The beers are $9, so on the pricier side compared to the local breweries with pints for $7 - ish. The food is also pretty pricey for what it is- one of our friends mentioned that the burritos tasted like it had been microwaved, although I enjoyed our $14 flatbread pizza with pepperoni and peppers. All that said, it was nice to let my dog be off-leash and get some afternoon sunshine. The price you pay is mostly for the novelty of having lots of dogs around you and allowing your dog to play while you enjoy a beer. I recommend purchasing just a one-time entrance pass for your pup before committing to any sort of multi-day or monthly package. It is definitely worth a try if you like or have dogs, but just wasn't for us. read more

I've been to many bar/dog parks but this one takes the cake. It's is clean, with cleaning supplies (spray, brush and poop bags) to clean up after your dog. The staff was amazing and attentive making sure dogs were playing nicely, interacting with owners and pups. The drink selection isn't as large as a typical bar but it was enough that there should be something for everyone (mostly beers). I didn't try any of the snacks but I guess I'll just have to come back and try again! read more

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Dogyard: Seattle's Dog Haven What It Is: Seattle's version of Dog PPL in LA--a recreational center for dogs and their humans. Why It's Great: * All-weather setup, perfect rain or shine. * Staff monitors the dogs, ensuring safety and fun. * Towels are provided to wipe dogs down after play. Personal Take: This place makes me even more excited to move to Seattle and create a better life for Jiji. Huge thanks to the owners for building such a thoughtful space for dogs and their humans! read more

Dog Yard Bar - Dog Parks Near Me - Seattle, Washington

My pup and I had so much fun over here yesterday!!! The staff is very friendly and attentive. They quickly checked our pup's vaccines and went over the park rules with us. My pup was a little nervous initially but the staff, other patrons and pups made her feel so welcomed and comfortable that she was running around the park in no time. The space is extremely clean and well maintained. They also have agility and small dog section. They have covered area and heaters. They have a great selection of craft beers, wine, kombucha for adults to enjoy while watching their pups have a blast! This is definitely going to be our "go-to" spot in summer! read more

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My 10 month old puppy and I had the most amazing time at the dog yard today! The staff was so friendly, the environment was clean and had a cool vibe (even the music was on point), and the other dogs and dog owners were all a joy to be around. The furniture is comfortable and the snacks and drinks were a plus! If you are considering going here, do it! You will have a great time! We were the first to arrive, so video shows the space but not the several other dogs that arrived minutes later. (Being respectful of other dog owners who might not want to be included in the video) read more

I stumbled into Dog Yard in Ballard--off‑leash turf heaven at Leary & 17th. Tried a PeachMomosa and a Froze -- yes, frozen Rosé meets whimsy. Bartender was sunny, patio heaters hum, pups romped. Sweet service, absurdly Seattle ("dog park chic"). Felt like I was in a quirky local zine praising Ballard weirdness while sipping booze. Ambiance: turf, misting, tunnels, heaters -- surreal dog Disneyland for adults. Kind folks, clean turf that didn't smell like a dog kennel. I left feeling charmed and slightly judged by a golden retriever--exactly as Seattle should. read more

We recently went for the Snow Dog meetup and had a good experience. The checkin was smooth. During specific breed meetups, they don't allow other breeds during that time ( but that's only from 10 am to 12 pm). Dogs can still wait with their owners inside the premises. We felt safe taking our dog inside. Would come back again! read more

Great place to bring your dog(s) and chill. We went on a Friday night, it was a perfect night with our dogs. We had some pizza and beers, the dogs played and burned energy-again, it was perfect. The employees were extremely tentative and introduced themselves. read more

Such a fun place to bring your dog and meet people in the community! Celebrated my dog's 13th birthday party here tonight and it was the perfect environment to chat with friends, have some drinks, and feel welcome with my dog. Staff is all so nice and they keep a safe, clean environment! read more

Your Best Friend's Favorite Playspace I have nothing but great things to say about Dog Yard Bar. First and most important the staff ensures that all the dogs are being nice, no bullying, no humping, no mean dogs who their owners claim are "just shy" or "only playing." If a dog can't behave, they are asked to leave. It's so nice and refreshing to be in a place where everyone's dog is well behaved and you don't have to deal with any of "those dog parents" who don't get what community means. The place is so clean. The have staff constantly cleaning up, so you never have to worry about stepping in someone's inconsiderate pile that decided to leave, like at so many dog parks around Seattle. Everything is picked up immediately and then sprayed down and washed down. How nice is that? Super nice, that how much. And then there is just the whole vibe. It has different sections for sitting and playing, there are pools when it's warm. They have covered areas for that Northwest weather we all love and won't let keep us at home, because we know some rain won't hurt but being under an awning or a tent is sometimes nice too. Do you like to eat and drink? Guess what, they have delicious things to eat and drink. They have all the canned things but also some great suprises on tap. Cookies, pizzas, other goodies, yes yes and yes. It's a great spot to come and "work from home" while your dog is playing with other WFH "kids" who want to get out and play in a safe place. They charge what they do because it curates a crowd of people who are committed to a safe, clean, place for their dog to socialize with other dogs, but it also then introduces you to other people who are the same type of dog parent that you are... because let's face it, this place is definitely for serious dog parents, not people who just have a pet dog. The only thing sad about it is that I'm moving to Portland and although I have begged them to open one in Portland it doesn't look like that is on the horizon. So for anyone in/around Seattle, enjoy this gem, support them, tell your friends, have your dog's birthday here, start a weekly friend gathering here. You don't know what you've got till it's gone. read more

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My wife, me and our 2 golden retrievers are new to Seattle and when invited by our neighbors to celebrate their Golden's one year birthday party at the Dog Yard Bar , we excitedly accepted. They had paid for a private party/play area that includes a small swimming pool, private fenced in area off to the side, large happy birthday sign and access to purchase food and drinks - a simple and great "concept". When we all arrived expecting to be greeted with some sense of organization, we were surprised to say the least. The happy birthday sign had another dog's name on it and the doggy pool had no water in it. The employee serving as our "host" seemed annoyed from the moment we said hello. We reminded him of the birthday dog's name Sihi, in hopes he would change the welcome board so we could take pictures - he responded that it wasn't his job and the girl who was scheduled to work our party was stuck in traffic and should be there shortly‍. I was sitting in the corner of the private, fenced off area with my oldest golden who is 14 watching and listening in disbelief. My oldest is an outspoken senior dog and has a tendency to talk . This employee was apparently annoyed by my "vicious golden retriever" and made a comment that she needed to be quiet or would have to leave . I guess he was oblivious to the loud music playing throughout the area and more focused on my dog barking. My friend kindly offered to fill the pool up with water and the inconvenienced worker finally said he would do it and again pushed the blame on his co-worker that was late. I will end with saying whoever manages this dog establishment should evaluate the type of people they have working here - they are more dangerous than any dog I've met. Save your money and pick another birthday destination - this place leaves a lot to be desired read more

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Great place! So awesome to have a place you can bring your dog to play and get a little work done

We were out for an adventure on a sunny Saturday & came across this place- so glad we did! You can register online with your dogs vaccinations to make it easier to check in as we had to call our vet since we just dropped in. We checked in & got beer & wine & sat in their comfy chairs & were totally entertained watching all of the dogs play! Logan was very attentive & checked in with us & got us another round of drinks. The atmosphere was nice & open with lots of room for the dogs to play. They had all kinds of dog treats at the front desk so we got a couple rawhide chews. We just had lunch but next time we want to try their awesome looking pizzas! Definitely check this place out for a great time for yourself & your dogs! read more

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$16 for a day pass, $70/month? For a tiny play space with annoying staff and members? This place is lame and overpriced. Karen central. Even if entry was free I would not come here. Bring a cozy to a dog park and have a time. read more

Perfect place to let your dog run around and get a drink! The staff is super friendly and there are now several food options. Great vibes throughout the year. read more

Not sure who has more fun here, the dogs or the owners. This is a great concept! The humans get to enjoy food and libations while the dogs burn off some energy. The dog area itself is well maintained, with water buckets everywhere and staff to make sure it's smooth sailing. The reason for 4 stars versus 5 is the price of admission! I agree that there needs to be a price to get in, but admission, one beer, and one cider cost me $43. It's steep, but we plan on going back next weekend. Perhaps the monthly pass will be worth it! read more

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A staff that intentionally mess up the food because they mess up on customer service. Little girls, thought they were being sneaky the guys called them out but they served it anyways. Disgusting and they knew it ... they wanted to be jerks. Never spending money in that joint again, not on food. read more

My wife and I have become a frequent visitor of Dog Yard and we love it. The space is a great size for dogs to freely enjoy themselves while you get to enjoy a beverage on a hot and beautiful day. I've only ever experienced great service here. The staff is friendly, attentive, and efficient. They do a great job in handling any issues with the dogs, and I've witnessed them educate owners, in a friendly manner, about dog behavior. It can get a little toasty out there and the shaded parts of the area can be few and far between when they're busy, but it is an enjoyable atmosphere and experience regardless. The music selection has always been on point though, with on trip featuring a heavy amount of Modest Mouse which was right up my alley. The only reason I'd give them 4 stars versus 5 is the food selection and the prices. As others have mentioned, drink prices are a little high but that seems to be on par for most places in Seattle. It's the food prices that are a little rough. Those hot dogs are expensive. All in all, this is an amazing place to alley your dog run and be free while enjoying a couple of beers, or 7, on a hot summer day. We'll be back again and again. read more

Someone was harassing us and other clients informed the employees there that a party of people was being bullied and harassed and the staff didn't do anything about it. One lady was uncomfortable because our friend's dog was running all over and jumping on other dogs. She continued to yell like a maniac and the staff never approached. Service is terrible here and the entitlement of some people is sad. Until they have someone to supervise both areas, this place wouldn't be a safe spot. I don't expect them to care since they are very busy but I hope they will. read more

Fritos favorite place in the world! (So far) Misters and pools for when it's warm out! Drinks of all kinds for humans! read more

Dog Yard Bar - Dog Parks Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I've visited dog yard twice before with my Alaskan husky and she loves it. Me and my wife enjoy dog yard and tell everyone about it. we are not from Washington so this place really made me love Seattle. But this particular day I was told that I had to leave because I had just adopted another husky a couple days ago and I wasn't told that I had to have her for 3 months before bringing her to dog yard. One of the ladies came and said she has to cut my visit short because I'd only had my new husky for a couple days. Granted my new husky was a little nervous because of the barking and I went to remove her prong collar and she started to jet lol. So the lady told me they aren't allowed to have on prong collars or E-collars which im aware of the prong collar rule reasons I was going over to remove it but she was anxious to go play and took off. Not my older husky always wears a E collar because she is a service animal of the military and it has a tracker on it. Every time I've came she wears this collar and nobody ever said anything. Also a guy close by told my older husky that she can't drink out of a bowl that is for all the dogs because it's for his dog specifically. Which kind of made me uncomfortable At this point I told my wife to come on and I politely took both huskies and left. I'm not sure I'll ever visit again. Before this day I literally loved dog yard. read more

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Love coming here. If you come more then 4 times a month definitely recommend a monthly pass. All the staff is friendly, and a great selection of drinks, alcoholic and non alcoholic. read more

Dog Yard Bar - Dog Parks Near Me - Seattle, Washington

My baby girl Victory always has a fun time going to Dog Yard Bar. This place is a dog's dream. Lots of space for dogs to roam freely. The staff is accommodating and kind. The bar food and drinks pair well together. read more

Great place. I recommend to all. Very fun time. You will need to bring your dogs vaccinations, they will need to be up to date for your dog to enter. Humans are free and a dog is 16 bucks. You can also purchase memberships read more

Dog Yard staff 5/5 Dog Yard environment 3/5 Dog Yard clientele 1/5 Staff - they are pretty attentive and try to look out for any scuffles or potential scuffles that may happen. When my dog got into a scuffle, they were cognizant of the fact that it was the other dog's fault and they were determined to gather all evidence possible to get to the bottom of it and understand exactly what transpired. Neither dogs came out injured. Despite all this though, I was still verbally harassed by another Dog Yard client who was unassociated with the incident and this is a symptom of a bigger problem of the type of client base that this establishment attracts: entitled owners who don't intervene when their dog is exhibiting bad behaviors such as being territorial, ignoring another dog's warning signs, etc. See next section. Dog Yard clientele - when scuffles break out, it absolutely amazes me how nobody knows what to do. I see people crying, screaming, standing at the side spectating, DOING NOTHING TO HELP. I was flabbergasted at how I was the only one who stepped in to do something about it. WE ARE ALL DOG OWNERS. We owe it to our dogs to know what to do in such situations because IT HAPPENS and we as humans may never understand dog behavior to be able to prevent it 100%. People also aren't really paying attention to their dogs and they're more focused on socializing and sipping their beers than anything. Dogs are not an accessory. Training is NOT optional. Socialization is NOT optional. Stepping in to intervene when your dog is being a jerk is NOT optional. If you can't agree to this then do us all a favor and don't get a dog. Dog Yard environment - the actual play/yard area is quite small and there is a large section for tables. If you ask me, this place caters more to humans and not the dogs. Which also means humans are not paying attention to what their dogs are doing. The layout of the place makes it harder to keep an eye on what your dog is doing at all times because there are little corners where they can get out of your vision. For these reasons I give a 2/5. Staff is great and they try to be responsible but the clientele just ruins it for me. People bring in their dogs that don't know how to take a hint when another dog is giving them a warning/correction. That's poor socialization. If your dog is not socialized well enough then these owners need to step in and intervene instead of leaving it up to the dogs to sort out. I prefer going to Voff in Greenwood, the clientele are much more observant of their dogs, they step in to intervene when things are getting out of hand even if it's not their own dog. I love that. It's just a community of people looking out for each other and their dogs' best interest. You won't get that from the entitled client base here at Dog Yard. Edit to add: People like to blame problems on big dogs, but I will tell you most times I've seen a scuffle break out is usually because the smaller dog decided to do something such as: Not respect other dogs' space despite repeated warnings or social cues, be territorial over a PUBLIC SPACE, food guard (my advice to the business is to remove all human food or designate an area where humans can eat and dogs can't run up and beg), or display an act of dominance against a bigger dog. Owners are usually unaware their dog is doing this and you'll have to jump in to correct the other dog. read more

We love Dog Yard! It's really just a nice dog park with a bar and some snacks, but it's a little more than that too. They have staff walking around at all times keeping the dogs playing nice together. There's plenty of seating, even some heaters for these colder months. They also have a great selection of drinks! FYI humans get in for free, dogs have a charge of about $15. Worth. read more

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Overall, I like Dog Yard a lot. I'd say 4 out of 5 visits are very pleasant. The times that aren't pleasant turn out quite stressful. You get a very mixed bag of responsible dog parents and some extremely careless ones. I've seen smaller dogs get bullied by larger dogs and the parents of the large dogs aren't paying attention/don't care. As a small dog parent you have to separate them yourself. When the employees are supervising, they step in and help control the situation. However, they're not always around. Advice to establishment: please try to keep one employee outside and supervise. If there are neglectful dog owners or aggressive dogs, give a warning or potential ban. Stricter rule enforcement would create a less stressful environment for patrons. read more

I had so much fun here with my dog. I wish accessible parking was more available due to my broken foot, but I got lucky and snagged a close spot. Next time I might not be so fortunate. Anyhow, we had a great time. The people were lovely and the dogs were for the most part well behaved. There are some dogs who definitely play rough. When fights did start I was so impressed with how fast staff was on top of it. That's exact what I wanted to see because I can't get up fast right now. Great job! read more

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I've been going to Dogyard since it opened, and I had a membership until I moved to Wallingford in 2022. I don't visit as frequently as I used to (1-2 times per year now vs 1-2 times per week before!), but each time my husband and I visit it's even better than before. We're always impressed by the physical upgrades of the space, but this time the staff stood out more than ever before! The woman who checked us in remembered our dogs' names throughout the day and would say hi to them out in the yard. The man (manager maybe?) who gave our dog his overdue Bordatella vaccine (amazing perk that they offer that) was so knowledgeable and friendly. When a dog got hurt out in the yard, he was there immediately to assess the situation and calmly clear the area. Then he kindly took the dog and owner aside to do an assessment and figure out what was wrong. Over the past years, the staff have always been great with dogs, but this guy was a superstar. I'm assuming he's a vet tech because he was so knowledgeable and handled the situation so well. At that point, in addition to having a great time, I felt comforted that there was someone there who could competently take charge in case of emergency. And to top it off, he was so friendly and clearly excels in a customer service role. Every other staff member we encountered had a great attitude and a smile on their face. I'm just really pleased that this establishment has not just survived the over the years, but THRIVED and continues to work towards excellence and making their customers happy. Thank you!!! read more

I'm obsessed with this place, like a cat cafe but with dogs. Great vibes, wish there was one of these in every city

While the Dog Yard is relatively new to Ballard, it has deep Nordic roots tracing back to the 1400s. Back then, the Nordic Tribes created Dog Bars named "alkoholiske vikinghunder," where men served dog, not the other way around. Today, Ballard's Dog Yard Bar honors this tradition by having the entire business employed by only dogs. There is one human on the board of directors but he is a minority share holder and really is only there as a symbolic gesture to humans. The bar is run by 3 corgis, 1 Aussie shepherd, and a husky mix. The chef is a Irish hound dog, and despite lacking opposable thumbs is able to to produce food for humans. The manager is a basenji and will not listen to anything you say, so if you need something I would recommend looking for a golden retriever or some other type of dog that actually gives a shit about what you want. The smaller dogs run security. Don't let those dachshund's fool you. Those little bastards and their beady little eyes may look cute and fluffy (especially the long haired one), but if you fall out of line, they will have thrown out immediately. Squirrels are strictly forbidden, and any found on the premise are required to be killed. I will finish this elite review with a traditional Nordic prayer; "i dag tisset hunden min inne i huset mitt. Jeg vet ikke hvorfor han gjorde det. noen ganger tror jeg han bare glemmer at han er inne. jævla dritt, nå må jeg rydde opp." This loosely translates to, "Dear Odin, thank you for dog. Dog bites like trident of Zeus. I pray to not be bite. Praise Odin." read more

I really wish I could love this place, unfortunately I can't. Yes- it's clean and it's nice to have a brew. The staff is nice and helpful, but too much is focused on profits. Every-time I visited DYB there were more staff behind registers than people watching dogs. One handler watching the floor for 20+ dogs is an unsafe ratio. Especially since theres dogs of all sizes. I've been lucky enough to go when there are responsible owners, but this just seems like a disaster waiting to happen. I've read through some glass door reviews and its quite concerning. Sadly, they lost my business. Maybe I'll come back when I see/hear of improvements. read more

Very expensive, $16 to enter. $12 for a can of wine you can get for $4.99 at the store. And they get that for even cheaper likely. Greedy. I offered not to tip because these prices are egregious and the business owner at those prices needs to be paying employees a premium. It's not the responsibility of the customer. This is why countries with high min wages don't tip, we need to adapt. I was schooled about how tipping us for the staff...I get that but it's the business owners problem not customers. Good spot, friendly staff, as clean as dogs peeing everywhere can be I just think the prices reflect no need to tip. read more

One of the coolest ideas for a bar! Who doesn't want to have an exciting controlled play area for their pups while they enjoy a cool drink outside. Located right on Leary Way the Dog Yard is an awesome hangout spot if you have a fur child. They have a pretty big play area complete with puzzle like games and toys to use as well as plenty of water for your dog to splash about and drink. The area is covered with turf and has plenty of Adirondack chairs for seating. You can grab a drink on your way in or outside at the patio. They have a great crew and staff that is on hand and will keep an eye out for the dogs should they start to play not so nice. You should also keep an eye for your dog as well as they cannot be everywhere at all times. It's important to have you pups vaccine records on hand as they must to up to date and nurtured/spayed if over 8 month old. There is a $15 charge of you are entering for the day and drinks range in prices depending on what you order. They even offer pet care and training and have lots of treats and merchandise for sale and also offer customized memberships if you plan to attend frequently! There is plenty of street side parking all around and a lot of other cool restaurants nearby to check out as well once you've had your fill of excitement. read more