Dog-Friendly Restaurants & Bars in Portland

123 restaurants, bars, breweries and food cart pods in Portland, Oregon where your dog is welcome, in 24 neighborhoods from Alberta Street and Mississippi Avenue to Hawthorne, Division, the Pearl District and downtown. At 118 of them a source says dogs can sit on the patio, 8 let dogs come inside, and 6 have something on the menu for dogs. Tap a place to see its sources and other dog-friendly spots nearby.

123 places24 neighborhoods5 areas6 with dog menuUpdated October 2026

Alberta Arts District & Concordia

Northeast · 15 places · See Alberta Arts District & Concordia

Downtown & South Waterfront

West Side · 12 places · See Downtown & South Waterfront

Boise, Mississippi & Williams

North Portland · 10 places · See Boise, Mississippi & Williams

Kerns, Laurelhurst & NE 28th Ave

Northeast · 10 places · See Kerns, Laurelhurst & NE 28th Ave

Central Eastside & Buckman

Southeast · 9 places · See Central Eastside & Buckman

Foster-Powell & Creston

Southeast · 8 places · See Foster-Powell & Creston

Nob Hill & Slabtown

West Side · 8 places · See Nob Hill & Slabtown

Pearl District & Old Town

West Side · 6 places · See Pearl District & Old Town

Sellwood, Westmoreland & Woodstock

Southeast · 6 places · See Sellwood, Westmoreland & Woodstock

Division, Clinton & Richmond

Southeast · 5 places · See Division, Clinton & Richmond

Beaverton

Suburbs · 4 places · See Beaverton

Hawthorne & Sunnyside

Southeast · 4 places · See Hawthorne & Sunnyside

Hollywood, Beaumont & Grant Park

Northeast · 4 places · See Hollywood, Beaumont & Grant Park

Multnomah Village & Southwest Portland

West Side · 4 places · See Multnomah Village & Southwest Portland

St. Johns & Cathedral Park

North Portland · 3 places · See St. Johns & Cathedral Park

Hayden Island & Marine Drive

North Portland · 2 places

Irvington, Lloyd & Broadway

Northeast · 2 places

Kenton, Arbor Lodge & Piedmont

North Portland · 2 places

Lake Oswego

Suburbs · 2 places

Lents & Outer Southeast

Southeast · 2 places

Vancouver, WA

Suburbs · 2 places

Montavilla & Mt. Tabor

Southeast · 1 place

Parkrose, Cully & Gateway

Northeast · 1 place

Tigard

Suburbs · 1 place

Neighborhood by neighborhood

Dogs on the patio, and the rules behind it

Oregon lets restaurants welcome pet dogs in a designated outdoor seating area, if the owner wants to. Your dog has to stay on a leash and under control, keep off the chairs and tables, and reach the patio without walking through the restaurant. Staff should not touch or feed dogs (Oregon Health Authority). Each place sets its own policy, so a patio that took dogs last year may not this year. If it matters, call ahead.

Portland's rainy season runs from fall to spring, and many of the patios on this list are covered or heated, like the garden at Tin Shed Garden Cafe on NE Alberta Street, which also has a menu for dogs.

Places with a dog menu

John's Marketplace Powell, Midtown Beer Garden, Migration Brewing Glisan, The Cheerful Bullpen, Tin Shed Garden Cafe, and Victoria Bar serve food or treats made for dogs. The note on each place says what the source mentions.

Dog-friendly bars, breweries and taprooms

Our list has 68 bars, pubs, breweries and taprooms in Portland where dogs are welcome, among them John's Marketplace Powell, Migration Brewing Glisan, The Cheerful Bullpen, Victoria Bar, Cycle Dog Tavern, Double Mountain Brewery & Cidery Woodstock and more. The Lucky Labrador brewpubs welcome dogs on their patios and hold a yearly Dogtoberfest with a dog wash (Travel Portland).

Dogs inside

Inside, Oregon keeps pet dogs out of areas where food is served. Where a source says dogs can come inside, it is a taproom, bar or bottle shop: John's Marketplace Powell, Cycle Dog Tavern, Double Mountain Brewery & Cidery Woodstock, Goodbar, Little Beast Brewing Beer Garden, Proper Pint Taproom, The Civic Taproom & Bottle Shop, and Pour Decisions PDX. Cycle Dog Tavern in Northwest Portland is a bar with its own dog park, with an entry fee and proof of vaccinations required.

Before or after the park

Many of these places are a short walk from an off-leash area. On the east side, Laurelhurst Park is close to the restaurants on E Burnside and NE 28th Avenue, and Mt. Tabor is a short drive from Hawthorne and Division. See all dog parks in Portland.

Frequently asked questions

Can I bring my dog to a restaurant in Portland?

Yes, to the patio at many places. Oregon allows restaurants to welcome dogs in a designated outdoor seating area, but each restaurant decides for itself. This list shows 123 places in Portland where a source says dogs are welcome.

Can dogs go inside restaurants in Portland?

Usually not. Places that serve food keep pet dogs out of indoor dining areas, except service animals. On our list, a source says dogs can come inside at John's Marketplace Powell, Cycle Dog Tavern, Double Mountain Brewery & Cidery Woodstock, Goodbar, Little Beast Brewing Beer Garden, Proper Pint Taproom, The Civic Taproom & Bottle Shop, and Pour Decisions PDX.

Are Portland breweries dog-friendly?

Many are, at least on the patio. 68 of the places on our list are bars, pubs, breweries or taprooms, such as John's Marketplace Powell, Migration Brewing Glisan, The Cheerful Bullpen, Victoria Bar and more.

Which neighborhood has the most dog-friendly restaurants in Portland?

Alberta Arts District & Concordia (15) and Downtown & South Waterfront (12) have the most places on our list.