The Best Dog-Friendly Coffee Shops in Each State

A cute, coastal vibe is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to this pet-friendly brunch spot that offers free Wi-Fi. Offering breakfast, lunch and dinner, this quaint Orange Beach café also sells jewelry, local art and home décor.

Known as bringing Italy via Alaska, Caffé D’arte showcases the art of coffee for Alaskans—and has for over 31 years. If tea is more your thing, they also offer The Tao of Tea in their locations, as well as pup cups for your four-legged friends.

This café offers up what many don’t: Dogs are allowed indoors and at their pet-friendly patio. Head to downtown Phoenix for a cup of joe, a pup cup and some tasty treats, and enjoy their shaded patio with your furry best friend.

When you hear the word brew, you likely think of two things: coffee and beer. At this Eureka Springs shop, you’ll get both. Brews offers great coffee and craft beers at their taproom and java joint, and it’s dog-friendly to boot. Pups are allowed indoors and outside here, and while you’re enjoying bonding time with your furry friend, you can also play board games or partake in a karaoke or trivia night.

Muddy Paw Coffee calls itself paw-friendly, pet-friendly and people-friendly, but their love of furry friends goes beyond allowing them on their patio. They’ve offered dog training classes, comedy nights and other events. With a slogan of “Have a cup, save a pup,” Muddy Paw gives back to pet rescue Karma Rescue—so it’s no wonder pups bark for pup cups at Muddy Paw.

Frenchie lovers unite at this French Bulldog-themed café that offers breakfast and lunch options. From eggs benedicts to pizzas, there’s plenty for you to enjoy with your pup on their all-weather deck.

This dog-friendly craft coffee shop serves creative cookies, flavored milks and coffee. They even offer cold brew deliveries for those who can’t make it in on the regular to bond with their furry friends.

Known for their coffee, food and booze, ParkGrounds is one of the dog-friendliest coffee shops in Atlanta. They even have a fenced backyard that’s been converted into a beer garden—a pet-friendly one, of course. They often have live music, makers markets and dog-themed events, like their recent Bark n’ Brews, which featured dog-friendly treats and ice cream. What better way to enjoy quality time with your pooch than in the great outdoors?

Located on the Big Island, Waimea Coffee Company allows visitors to enjoy a view of the mountains with their furry friend as they enjoy breakfast on the outdoor porch. Coffees, teas and lattes galore here, plus healthy breakfast staples; acai bowls; and sandwiches.

If you’re looking for a fun and friendly atmosphere for you and your pooch, look no further than Push & Pour. Make sure to get your pup a treat from the counter, and enjoy a Push & Pour latte. They have seven milk alternatives and six flavor add-ons, guaranteeing plenty of options.

Known for their specialty drinks and specialty sandwiches, this Boystown staple truly elevates the coffee experience. They keep a stash of Milk Bones at the ready for all those good dogs, and with cappuccinos and baked goods and breakfast at the ready, who wouldn’t want to lounge about here with their furry best friend?

Paws & Pints calls ittself “Your Best Friend’s Bar,” and they mean it. Dogs are allowed pretty much everywhere here. This restaurant, bar and coffeehouse features a dog park and even has a doggie daycare, boarding and grooming, making it a one-stop-shop. With indoor and outdoor dog parks, weekly events and more, this place really lives up to their “Welcome to Dog Moines” mural.

It’s sometimes hard to believe that dog-friendly coffee shops have been in business for decades, but Black Dog Coffeehouse is proof positive: They celebrate 20 years this year! This coffee house has plenty of talented baristas and passionate bakers working in their scratch kitchen, but it’s their black dog theme and passion for pups that has us coming back for more.

Local roaster Fante’s Coffee is passionate about sourcing the world’s best coffee—after all, they’ve been coffee lovers for more than 40 years. But they do more than just coffee here; they also serve tea, wine and beer, as well as sandwiches, soups and salads. So if you want to sit back and relax with your pup, head for their dog-friendly patio—you might even catch one of their exotic cars and coffee events.

In true New Orleans fashion, a dog-friendly coffee shop can’t just be a coffee shop—this one is so much more. Café Beignet offers jazz, handmade beignets, coffee and traditional cuisine with a cute courtyard that allows furry friends.

While most dog-friendly cafés offer treats or outdoor seating, few add a command right in the name—like Rollover Café. This seasonal coffee shop (open only during the warmer months) offers breakfast sandwiches and specialty drinks for all dog lovers, and posts photos of their most photogenic four-legged friends on their social media pages.

Mutt + Joe all started with one man’s dream to combine his two greatest loves: coffee and dogs. And while this isn’t your traditional coffee shop—its slogan is “wash dog, drink coffee”—they do serve local, small-batch coffee here while your pup gets fluffed and buffed. Enjoy some coffee, and leave with a clean pooch. Sounds like a good deal to us!

This dog-friendly café serves up coffee and sandwiches, and water bowls for good boys and girls. Our favorite pet perk? They even help sponsor pet events, like the recent Howl-O-Ween pet costume contest!

At Outside Coffee Company, they believe coffee always tastes better outside—and they’re not wrong. They’ve created their outdoor space—a garden they basically made for dogs, they say—for lounging and enjoying your favorite cup of joe. The outdoor coffee shop thrives on community and shows it by partnering with local organizations each quarter—donating profits from themed beverages and offering regular events like the weekly queer dog walkin’ club.

Scenic Brew offers more than just specialty coffee and free Wi-Fi; their centerpiece is their Aurelia espresso machine—which also happens to be the World Barista Championship’s official espresso machine. They offer pour-over, French press and traditionally brewed coffee and tea, but it’s their pup cups and pet-friendly patio that stand out for our furry friends.

Many businesses in Las Vegas are open 24 hours—and Madhouse Coffee is no different. Day and night, they provide coffee and gourmet baked goods and treats to you and your pooch. Whether you need to re-caffeinate or relax, their creative coffee concoctions will keep you going and going.

Jake’s Coffee Company prides itself on being a coffee shop, bakery, and café all rolled into one. And with a dog-friendly patio and a drive-thru window, plenty of pups have their chance to bond with their humans. Check out their creative muffins and their Jake’s Rooster Roast coffees that are hand-weighed and small-batch roasted.

At Boonton Coffee Co., there is decidedly a lot going on. They regularly host live music and events, and well-behaved dogs are very welcome here—both on their patio and inside on their comfy couches. Be sure to ask for a pup cup h for your furry friend!

Handcrafted single-origin coffees, teas and desserts—both hot and frozen—are on offer at Stellar Coffee Co., a coffee shop with a family-friendly vibe. They’ve hosted events from puzzle parties, to spelling bees and art nights, and with pups allowed on the patio, Fido can join in on the family fun.

Touted as one of New York’s first dog-friendly cafes, Boris & Horton—named after the two dogs who inspired it—allows dogs inside. But the dog friendliness doesn’t stop there: They also offer dog treat subscriptions, merch and host adoption events and fundraisers to help dogs find their forever homes. Human companions can enjoy coffee, beer, wine and snacks here—and coffee club memberships.

Coffee, scones, banana cake and tea are all the rage at Swank Coffee Shoppe, which also boasts a handmade market. Enjoy an open mic night while you relax with your pup on the patio, or try one of their iced coffee concoctions.

Yes, we know chocolates are one of the top no-no’s for our beloved four-legged friends. But at Winans Chocolates + Coffees, they found a way to make shopping for chocolate (and coffee, of course) a dog-friendly activity. They offer Waggy Bones for good boys and girls—dog treats dipped in yogurt-based, pup-friendly “white chocolate.”

Dog lovers are a different breed. Case in point: the owners of Yellow Dog Coffee Company—who also own and operate Ruff House Doggy Daycare & Boarding Studio and founded a dog rescue, with a portion of profits going toward medical needs of local shelter pups. When they’re not focusing on philanthropy, they’re caffeinating the community at Yellow Dog Coffee Company.

Wagging Tail Coffee Company’s motto is one we can stand by: Life is better with dogs and coffee. Whether you’re on the patio or in one of their drive-thru windows, your pup will love the extra lovin’ Wagging Tail provides.

West Shore Coffee Bar is a Hawaiian-inspired coffee shop in Rhode Island. Here you’ll find plenty of Alohas, as well as coffee, breakfast and assorted pastries. Their dog-friendly environment bodes well for four-legged friends, who can enjoy a variety of pet-approved treats and pup cups.

The Sneaky Beagle is not just dog friendly; they are dog lovers, and it shows! (They advertise adopting dogs on their website, after all.) And their dog menu includes everything from doggy doughnuts and chicken jerky to pupcakes. Want to do some eating yourself? The menu features everything from tacos and paninis to burgers.

At Red Bicycle Coffee, you’ll find more than just coffee and crepes; you’ll also find community, with six locations across Nashville and the surrounding area. Besides sweet and savory crepes, lattes and specialty drinks, you’ll also find an all-day breakfast here. And with outdoor, dog-friendly seating, friendly pups are welcome to join you.

You’ve heard of day-to-night dressing, but what about day-to-night dining? Cosmic is a coffee shop and a bar, and they have it all: live music; food trucks; a garden with water features; and plenty of outdoor areas for you and your furry best friend to hang out. With free Wi-Fi; everything from classic coffee to cappuccinos; and a seasonal menu, it’s no wonder this has become a hangout for locals day and night.

At Kru Coffee in Burlington, dogs are family—so much so that they have an entire wall (which has now grown to several walls)dedicated to Polaroids of “Kru Dogs.” Here you’ll find plenty of variety in the way of grub, from donuts and cold brews to standard coffee shop fare.

Whether you like your coffee hot or cold, The Cumberland Coffee Co. is ready with a variety of traditional and creative brews, from chai lattes to iced teas and even smoothies. Whether you want to have some breakfast or sandwiches, treats and sweets or grab and go, they’re ready to serve—and they have pup cups ready for Fido, too.

Inspired by their black dog, Bear, Black Dog Coffee Company loves their cups of joe and their four-legged friends. Free Wi-Fi, friendly faces and a relaxing atmosphere are just the whipped cream on top of the frappe here, and their current coffee dog, Java, can often be spotted serving patrons with four paws.

At Dixie’s Coffee House, many come for the coffee and stay for the view—and what a view it is! Sit on their dog-friendly patio or in an Adirondack chair near the lake, and enjoy the scenery while you sip a coffee or nosh on breakfast or a sandwich—you won’t soon forget it.

At The Beta Coffeehouse, they love their baked goods, and they serve everything from scones and muffins to all kinds of breakfast and lunch staples here. Keep an eye out for Pudgie, the good dog who has had plenty of people food—but will keep trying anyway!