The Best Dog-Friendly Coffee Shops in Each State
As dog parents, we love taking our four-legged friends with us wherever we can. But finding a truly dog-friendly coffee shop—with friendly baristas, great coffee, and maybe even a pup cup for your pooch—can be harder than it sounds. We scoured all 50 states to spotlight standout cafés that welcome dogs with open arms (and fresh water bowls), from coastal patios and mountain-view porches to fully indoor-friendly spaces and even dog-themed taprooms.
Alabama: The Southern Grind Coffee House
4751 Main St., Suite 116, Orange Beach
Dog policy: Pet-friendly outdoor patio, fresh water, and dog treats available
This charming coastal café delivers more than just great coffee—it’s a full sensory experience. With free Wi-Fi, a rotating menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and curated local art, jewelry, and home décor, it’s the perfect spot to relax with your pup on their breezy patio.
Alaska: Caffé D’arte
Six locations across Anchorage
Dog perks: Dog-friendly drive-thru windows and pup cups
For over 31 years, Caffé D’arte has brought Italian coffee craftsmanship to Alaska—and made it dog-inclusive along the way. Whether you’re grabbing a latte at the drive-thru or sipping loose-leaf tea from The Tao of Tea selection, your pup gets special attention too, including custom pup cups designed just for them.
Arizona: Lola Coffee & Espresso Bar
1001 N. 3rd Ave. #6, Phoenix
Dog policy: Dogs allowed indoors and on the shaded, pet-friendly patio
Rare among urban cafés, Lola welcomes dogs both inside and out—no leash-required patio zones here. Located in downtown Phoenix, it’s an ideal stop for a quality pour-over, a pup cup, and people-watching with your furry sidekick under the shade of string lights.
Arkansas: Brews
2 Pine St., Eureka Springs
Dog policy: Dogs allowed indoors and on the patio
Yes, it’s a coffee shop *and* a craft beer taproom—and yes, it’s fully dog-friendly. At Brews, your pup can lounge beside you while you sip a cold brew or sample a local IPA. Bonus points for board games, trivia nights, and karaoke—all enjoyed with tails wagging nearby.
California: Muddy Paw Coffee
3320 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles
Dog policy: Dogs allowed on the patio
Muddy Paw lives up to its name—paw-friendly, pet-friendly, and deeply people-friendly. Beyond the welcoming patio, they host dog training workshops, comedy nights, and community events. Their slogan, “Have a cup, save a pup,” reflects their partnership with Karma Rescue, making every visit a little more meaningful.
Colorado: Barking Dog Café
431 Main St., Lyons
Dog policy: Dogs allowed on patio and inside
From Milk Bone–inspired pastries to dog-themed wall art and playful social media posts, this Lyons favorite leans all the way into its name. Pups get water bowls, affectionate greetings, and plenty of space to settle in—indoors or out—while you enjoy locally roasted coffee and small-batch pastries.
Connecticut: Rebel Dog Coffee Company
Three locations: Plainville, Farmington, and East Hartford
Dog policy: Dogs allowed on the all-weather deck
French Bulldog lovers rejoice: This café celebrates the breed with whimsical décor, a French-inspired menu (think eggs Benedict and artisan pizzas), and a thoughtfully designed deck that stays comfortable year-round. It’s the kind of place where your pup gets just as much attention as your cappuccino.
Delaware: Rise Up Coffee Roasters
502 Rehoboth Ave., Rehoboth Beach
Dog policy: Dog-friendly outdoor tables
More than a roastery, Rise Up is a vibrant hub—offering coffee-infused smoothies, rotating draft beers, breakfast burritos, and freshly baked bagels. Their pet-friendly outdoor seating is open until 10 p.m., so whether it’s a sunrise latte or an evening cold brew, your dog is always welcome at the table.
Florida: Cups and Pups Coffee
1307 Edgewater Dr., Orlando
Dog policy: Dogs allowed inside and outside
This Orlando gem blends creativity and compassion—serving inventive cookies, flavored milks, and craft coffee alongside thoughtful touches for pups. They even offer cold brew delivery for days when your schedule doesn’t allow for a café stop—but your dog still deserves that special treat.
Georgia: ParkGrounds
142 Flat Shoals Ave. SE, Atlanta
Dog policy: Dogs allowed in the fenced backyard beer garden
ParkGrounds isn’t just dog-friendly—it’s dog-celebratory. Their converted backyard beer garden features live music, makers markets, and signature events like “Bark n’ Brews,” complete with pup-approved ice cream and treats. It’s the ultimate outdoor hangout for humans and hounds alike.
Hawaii: Waimea Coffee Company
65-1279 Kawaihae Road, Waimea (Big Island)
Dog policy: Dogs allowed on the outdoor porch area
Perched on the Big Island with sweeping mountain views, Waimea Coffee Company invites you and your pup to savor breakfast or a handcrafted latte on their peaceful porch. Think acai bowls, hearty sandwiches, and slow-sipped moments surrounded by island serenity.
Idaho: Push & Pour
Three locations in Boise and Garden City
Dog policy: Pups welcome indoors and on the patio; dog treats available at the counter
Warm, energetic, and unapologetically dog-loving, Push & Pour makes every visit feel like a reunion. Grab a treat for your pup from the counter, then customize your drink with one of seven milk alternatives and six flavor add-ons—because everyone, two- or four-legged, deserves their perfect cup.
Illinois: Elevate Coffee
3344 N. Halsted St., Chicago
Dog policy: Dog-friendly patio and treats available
A Boystown staple known for elevated specialty drinks and gourmet sandwiches, Elevate keeps a steady supply of Milk Bones ready for visiting dogs. Between expertly pulled cappuccinos, flaky pastries, and hearty breakfast options, it’s no wonder locals—and their pups—return again and again.
Indiana: Kaffeine Coffee Co.
707 Fulton St., Indianapolis
Dog policy: Well-behaved dogs welcome indoors; pup cups available
Kaffeine sets the standard for craft coffee in Indianapolis—roasting beans sourced from Latin America, Africa, Arabia, and Asia. While their globally inspired menu dazzles coffee connoisseurs, it’s their consistent hospitality toward dogs (and their humans) that makes them a true neighborhood favorite.
Whether you're planning a road trip, relocating, or simply looking for a new weekend ritual, these FurPetVo-recommended spots prove that great coffee and great company—including your best friend—go hand in paw. For more tips on traveling with dogs, brewing at home, or choosing safe treats, visit furpetvo.com.
