This one's for the dogs (and their humans)!
Fall trips and the holidays usually revolve around family, and for many of us, our four-legged members share a seat at the table, so to speak. Lucky for you, Chattanooga is super pet-friendly. We know it’s hard to leave your pups at home, so we make it easy for you to bring them with you. We even have some places especially for them like Play Wash Pint. While pets can’t dine inside, Chattanooga’s fall weather and fireside patios are perfect for dining with your doggos. Take it from these paw-some experts.
Universal Joint
Photo Creds: Denali | @sugarfootdenali
Universal Joint is located in an old Farrow’s Service Station, making the large patio the perfect place for pups to participate in a day out. Humans can enjoy a variety of lunch and dinner dishes, including sandwiches, burgers, salads, tacos and bar snacks, while they play a game of corn hole or catch a game on one of the TVs.
Play Wash Pint
Photo Creds: Play Wash Pint | @playwashpint
Play Wash Pint features an 11,000 sq. ft. play area covered with dog-specific synthetic grass. Self-service wash stations are stocked with shampoos, towels, a professional K-9 dryer, and grooming tools. But don’t forget about the pints! Choose from local and rotating beers on draft, canned options, and doggie beer.
The Daily Ration
Photo Creds: Wilder | @wilderthedog
Like Universal Joint, the Daily Ration is in a really cool old gas station and has a huge patio for friends, family, and your dogs. The locally owned and operated restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and brunch, featuring everything from scratch-made biscuits to hot chicken and heirloom avocado toast.
Basecamp
Photo Creds: Kaila Cameron | @kailadotsoncamera
Basecamp’s menu features items that the Southern owners grew up eating and continue to crave. From homemade mac ‘n’ cheese to loaded baked potatoes to healthy options like veggie sliders, they’ve created a selection that locals, visitors, and pups alike will love — all enjoyed on a patio in the North Shore overlooking Coolidge Park and the Tennessee River.
