633422 Thu Jul 02 09:44:33 -0700 2009 13 14 Washington DC & Baltimore Area 0 4824506 Driving back from Philly on Sunday, thinking of stopping in Baltimore because it's been a while. Boyfriend and dog in tow. Boyfriend can eat anywhere, dog cannot! :) Are there any good lunch places with a dog friendly patio? Ideally it's in an idea with nice window shopping - Fells/Harbor East or something like that. We're vegetarians. If I didn't have a dog, we'd be at blue moon...but, alas, not sure a mastiff would be welcomed there! Thu Jul 02 09:44:33 -0700 2009 51422 Jeserf 1 4824589 Regi's in Federal Hill on Light St has a dog-friendly patio. Metropolitan on Charles St has ~4 tables outside (and both of these have pretty good food imho, although I know some on here disagree). Shucker's in Fells Point has a dog-friendly patio but I haven't been. Little Havana on Key Highway allows dogs on their patio too. Thu Jul 02 10:04:49 -0700 2009 4824506 15865 cduftler 2 4824609 ...do you know if Rocket to Venus has a patio, or a place in Hampden? I'm thinking of places we can walk around before/after with the dog. I know, this is a weird request! Thu Jul 02 10:09:52 -0700 2009 4824589 51422 Jeserf 2 4824667 I do not know about a place in Hampden. The Todd Conners suggestion below is probably a good one if you are looking to walk around after though, it's right in Fells... there is also a coffee shop around the corner that has a doggie-door for people with their dogs to get served and tables outside. Thu Jul 02 10:23:53 -0700 2009 4824589 15865 cduftler 3 4824681 Cool - we will probably check it out then! Is the coffee shop the Daily Grind? I think they have food, too...if I recall. Bonapart is also a possibility. Thu Jul 02 10:27:52 -0700 2009 4824667 51422 Jeserf 4 4824691 Yup, that's it. I felt their food was awful, but the taste of my food seemed to improve somewhat when they threw a treat to my dog. Thu Jul 02 10:30:37 -0700 2009 4824681 15865 cduftler 5 4824756 ah well, if the food sucks, it's not worth it! Thu Jul 02 10:48:53 -0700 2009 4824691 51422 Jeserf 2 4824892 Shucker's gets a C for food but A+ for view. Thu Jul 02 11:30:16 -0700 2009 4824589 292021 dcopeland 1 4824831 DuClaw's in Fell's Point would be nice as their patio is right along the pier. Standard pub food, so you may want to check the menu before going. http://www.duclaw.com/menu/default.aspx Thu Jul 02 11:13:29 -0700 2009 4824506 183652 wordtraffic 1 4831851 Most every place that has outdoor seating is dog friendly. Lots of places in Fells Point. Dudas, DuClaws, Miss Irenes, Todd Connors, Alexander's Tavern, even Ale Mary's and Tyson Tavern's not far from Fells Point. (I'd include John Stevens, but I wouldn't eat there.) Sun Jul 05 18:41:57 -0700 2009 4824506 69144 BmoreHound 1 4887030 Along with these places and besides Iggies, can you think of any other places that are dog-friendly? Fri Jul 24 08:36:53 -0700 2009 4824506 156231 hotel 1 4887292 You could also check out Three, right by Patterson Park. Fri Jul 24 09:51:27 -0700 2009 4824506 54408 baltoellen 1 4887436 We had a lovely dinner with our dog in attendance at Woodberry kitchen on July 4th. they have a side patio with about 10 tables. Also a vegetarian friendly menu, but rather pricey. Fri Jul 24 10:31:35 -0700 2009 4824506 56020 maddogg280 2 4893202 Thanks. We just got a puppy on Saturday so we are looking for some places to take her. We've been to both Three... and Woodberry a couple of times each. I didn't realize Woodberry had a patio other than their fire-ring area. I'm sure we will check out both in the very near future. Mon Jul 27 05:10:54 -0700 2009 4887436 156231 hotel