200+ bars, breweries, cafes, wineries and cart pods around Portland, checked for the stuff other lists skip: patio or inside, covered and heated seating, when kids have to leave, and what's on today.
Here are 26 spots from the full map. Tap a filter to see how it works. The app adds the map, hours, happy hours, specials, live tap lists and a dog passport you fill in as you go.
Because "dog friendly" usually means "there's a patio somewhere." In Oregon, dogs can only be in outdoor areas at most places that serve food, so the details matter.
Each spot says where dogs can actually go. A handful of bars and taprooms let them inside; we mark which.
It's Portland. Filter for a roof and a heater from October to June.
Some spots turn 21+ at 8pm, some never allow kids, some have a kids menu. You'll know before you load up the car.
Every spot shows when it was last checked. Closed spots come off. Most online lists still include places that shut down years ago.
The app stays free. The pass is for people who go out a lot with their dogs.
Not on sale yet. Reserving costs nothing.
Listing is free and always will be. We're looking for 20 Portland venues to help shape the launch: offer a small perk to pass holders (a dog treat, a free first pour, a puppuccino) and we'll feature you, show your specials, and connect your own tap list if you use Untappd for Business.
You'd also be able to correct your own listing: hours, dog rules, kids rules and seating.
Yes. The map, filters and Today view are free. The optional pass adds perks at partner spots.
Early access starts in Portland in spring 2027. People on the list get in first.
Seattle and Bend are next if Portland goes well. Put your ZIP in the form so we know where people are.
From the venue's own site and posts, public listings, and visits. Each spot shows when it was last checked. Rules change, so call ahead if it matters, and follow staff instructions on the day.