It’s patio season, duh! If you’ve enjoyed the summer weather with your pup by your side, it only makes sense to bring them along for your patio plans. Luckily for you, there are a ton of outdoor patios in Toronto that are super dog-friendly. From local breweries to popular happy hour spots, you won’t struggle to find the perfect spot to enjoy delicious eats and drinks.

Enough talk, here are 10 dog-friendly patios in Toronto to enjoy this summer:

Pennies

This popular burger spot is almost always packed but for a good reason – it’s just that good! Almost everybody in Liberty Village has a dog and lucky for them, Pennies is just a walk away. Its outdoor patio is just paw-fect.

Where: 127 Strachan Ave

Añejo

 

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Not only is Añejo one of the best happy hour spots in the city, but its outdoor patio is also dog-friendly. Nothing is better than cheap tacos, half-priced tequila, and a fun day out with your pup.

Where: 600 King St W

Black Lab Brewing

 

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It’s named after a black Lab so it just makes sense! Black Lab Brewing has the cutest AND brightest outdoor patio to enjoy on a hot summer day. Out for a walk with your furry friend? Stop by for a cold one and while you’re at it, play a game of cornhole.

Where: 818 Eastern Ave

PATIO at Yonge + St Clair

If you’re up in midtown, check out this massive picnic patio that’s big enough to share with you and your pup. Patio at Yonge and St. Clair is a community-led project that supports local restaurants by allowing patio-goers to bring their own takeout from over 25 different restaurants nearby.

Where: 1503 Yonge St

Against The Grain

Against the Grain not only allows its guests to bring their doggos but they even have a “pawtio” menu made especially for your pup. Isn’t that cute?

Where: 25 Dockside Dr

Hair of the Dog

 

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A Church Street staple for dog owners! It’s in the name – this dog-friendly patio serves all the best pub eats. Beer loves, dog walkers, everyone is welcome!

Where: 425 Church St

Lobster Burger Bar

Lobster Burger Bar isn’t just a cool King Street spot for cocktails and seafood delicacies. Did you know they’re also dog-friendly? On top of that, they have a doggie menu for your four-legged friend to enjoy.

Where: 214 King St W

RendezViews

 

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Toronto’s largest and most colourful patio is also a dog-friendly hub. The views are chef’s kiss and the food is just the best. Any night you’re there, you’re sure to have a grand old time.

Where: 229 Richmond St W

Local Public Eatery

 

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Here’s another Liberty Village spot for local residents. Brunch, dinner, or out for drinks, you can rest assured your furry friend can join in on your patio adventures at Local Public Eatery.

Where: Unit 100 – 171 East Liberty St

Amsterdam Brewhouse

 

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A lakeside view with your pup is just picture perfect. Big or small, they allow them all. Amsterdam Brewhouse is the best spot to enjoy with your dog if you simply want to enjoy a cold beer and some delicious grub.

Where: 245 Queens Quay W

Hunters Landing

 

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It’s all smiles at Hunters Landing! Great food and amazing vibes to enjoy with your doggo. This is a great spot to rest and get some fuel after a walk through the city. Your pup is more than welcome to join you.

Where: 82 Fort York Blvd

Toronto just has so much to offer and we’re sure there are more dog-friendly outdoor patios in the city where you and your furry friend can enjoy an evening together. Head out and explore your city!

Karen Doradea

Karen Doradea

Senior Staff Writer, Toronto – Karen is a multimedia journalist based in Toronto. With a strong knowledge of reporting and editing through all forms of media, she has a true passion for storytelling. She carries several years of journalistic experience and has covered the Toronto scene from local stories to national news. When Karen isn’t publishing fire content, you can find her binge-watching sitcoms on Netflix, at a must-try restaurant, or scrolling endlessly on TikTok looking for the next best thing – News never sleeps.

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