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7 Dog-friendly Bars & Restaurants in Charlotte

June 23, 2016 by Danielle Edwards

7 Dog-Friendly Bars & Restaurants in Charlotte

Bring your furry friend along for the fun this summer at some of these dog-friendly bars and restaurants!

One of the best things about Charlotte NC  is the plethora of bars, restaurants, and breweries to try around the city. One of the even better things about Charlotte, is that most of these places are dog-friendly and will let you bring your four-legged friends along for the fun. Below is a list of some of the dog-friendliest places in Charlotte to bring your dog this summer!

1. Thomas Street Tavern

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One of the best dog-friendly bars in Charlotte, this Plaza Midwood bar and restaurant is a great place to bring your furry friends. Enjoy corn hole, great music, ping pong and a wonderful atmosphere.

2. Sycamore Brewing

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Home of the infamous “Food Truck Friday,” Sycamore Brewing is the summer hot spot of Charlotte. Enjoy live music, an incredible outdoor seating area, corn hole, delicious beer AND pups-galore at Sycamore Brewing in South End.

3. Dog Bar

This NoDa bar has an “off the leash” dog-friendly area. Your furry friends are free to play on the fenced-in, climate controlled patio that’s covered in astro-turf. This bar doesn’t serve food, but will happily provide take-out menus to the restaurants that surround it!

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4. VBGB Beer Hall

This uptown Charlotte brewery easily sports one of the largest patios in Charlotte–and yes–it’s dog friendly! VBGB will even provide you with a dog bath to rinse off your pooch after humid day on the patio.
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5. NoDa Brewing Company

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Enjoy plenty of grass, plenty of seating, and lots of dog bowls to keep your pup hydrated! Dogs are also welcome inside of NoDa Brewing.

6. The Wine Vault

The Wine Vault is home to the University Area in Charlotte.  This spot offers a great selection of wine and beer, and also serves food. Dogs are only allowed on the patio, but you can take your pet on a walk around the lake that’s located beside the building afterwards!

7. River’s Edge Bar & Grill at the White Water Center

If you’ve ever been the White Water Center, you know that it’s swarming with pups of every size, breed, and age. The White Water Center is a great place to enjoy a day outdoors with you four-legged friend. Enjoy local Charlotte beer, watch white water rafters and rock climbers, or take your pup on a walk through the surrounding trails. If you get hungry, dogs are allowed on the patio at the River’s Edge Bar and Grill located inside.

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Fellow Dog lover and rescuer!  Danielle will make a donation from all commission proceeds to the local Charlotte Humane Society.

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Humane Society – Charlotte, NC

January 27, 2015 by Danielle Edwards

RESCUE DOG – Charlotte, NC

As a Realtor I would guess 80% of the homes I see have dogs, I was never one of them.
Most people are natural dog lovers. Born with dogs, grew up with dogs, or have four or five dogs as their kids. I wasn’t one of those people. Don’t judge me. I just didn’t
grow up with dogs. I knew they were a lot of work. Personally, I was never at a point in my life to
have a dog. This past year I got married, we bought a house with a fenced in yard, and I finally felt settled.

MY RESCUE DOG STORY

Gator for adoption

Gator’s RESCUE DOG PROFILE

One day out of the blue I said to my husband, “lets get a rescue dog”. Ten minutes later we were looking online. We found a rescue dog that was adorable. His name was “Gator”. For those who don’t know me I am a die-hard Florida Gator fan. Two minutes later we were in the car driving to the Humane Society of Charlotte.
For years, I have seen my Facebook friends post humane society stories, volunteer opportunities, and pictures of neglected dogs. Now I was about to enter into that world. I will tell you the pictures you see don’t do the heart justice. Once you are there and see these dogs it literally transforms you to become a rescue dog owner and lover.

It was a bone chilling Saturday afternoon in Charlotte. Once Tim and I arrived at the Humane Society in Charlotte, we were quickly escorted to the back area where the dogs and cats were kept.
It was the saddest thing I have ever seen. All these adorable dogs in these cement cells looking for a place to call home. They were all barking to their own tune, vying for attention for people walking by. Some cells had signs on them that said “THANK YOU FOR ADOPTING ME!”. With each cell I prayed we would find Gator and he would still be there.
Once we got to Gators cell his picture and biography was there, but no Gator. Who could blame him. It was freezing out. So, we found Whittnie, she got him to come out for us.

Gators kennel appearance wasn’t so hot. It really wasn’t the hollywood movie scene I expected. He was viciously barking non stop. Whittnie asked if we wanted to see in him in the “play area.”

Humane Society Board

Humane Society’s daily Rescue DOG and Rescue CAT board.

Gator arrived and it wasn’t great at all. Running around in circles barking and barking. All the other dogs were barking. But, there was a split second where he came up to me and licked my face. I just knew. Whitney explained to us his previous situation and once we got him home he “could” be completely different. Gator was a dog of surrender and his previous situation wasn’t a good one.  Tim and I trusted what she said and we decided to rescue Gator.
The paperwork was very easy and the people who work there were so kind and helpful.

Gator the Rescue Dog –  Freedom Ride

Gator's Freedom Ride

GATOR in the car at Petsmart.

Gator, Tim and I made our way to Petsmart. Tim ran inside to get the basics we would need to make Gator comfortable.

The RESCUE DOG CHANGE

Gator's Petsmart Toy

Gator loving his “Alligator” Squeak toy. Don’t recommend the squeak was out within hours.

They said at the humane society that it would take 1-3 weeks for him to adjust. By the time we got in the car he was different.
It was like he knew he was free. Once we were home he ran around the house like a track star in circles for hours. He demolished treats.  Each minute that passed he became more calm, loving, and adjusted to his new home.
For the first day he didn’t want to eat. But, I think it was anxiety. Day 2 he ate a little bit, and Day 3 he was eating better.

We switched his food week 2, to IAMS and he LOVES it.  He ate 3 cups!  We also did a trial run at a doggy day care for days when we will be gone for extended periods of time.  We loved the Camp Bow Wow site, so we gave it a try.  We took Gator to Camp Bow Wow for a half day.  He loved it!  I love being able to watch him on the camp cam from my phone to see him playing and having a doggy fun time.

Gators first meal

Gator the rescue dog, eating with his new Florida Gator food mat.

Dogs just want love.

Gator getting tickled

Rescue Dog LOVE!

My friend said it best, “You may have rescued him, but he will rescue you back 100 times over.” It has only been 5 days and I can see that. I guess if you are a dog person you already know this. But, for me the excitement when I come home, or when he sees me in the morning is so amazing. His love is something I never knew could fill my heart and be reciprocated so quickly.

He does LOVE to JUMP but we are working on that 🙂 We spent countless hours watching Cesar  Millan Dog Whisperer videos on YouTube. Highly Recommend it!

RESCUE DOG: MY TOP 5 REASONS

Gator in his Florida Gator Bed

Gator in his Florida Gator Bed

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Gator sleeps in his luxury foam dog bed. Thank you amazon!

1) Unconditional Love- This is NO joke.  WOW.  It melts your heart.
2) Walking your dog is great exercise (forced exercise)
3) Rescuing truly is making a difference and feels good
4) Studies show people with dogs live longer and are happier
5) Dogs teach kids responsibility and help prepare you for having kids (which ever category you fit in)

WANT A RESCUE DOG?  Contact your local humane society.

I promise if you follow your gut you won’t regret it.

 

Danielle Edwards is a Charlotte, NC resident and Realtor with REMAX EXECUTIVE.

Filed Under: Personal Interest Tagged With: adopt a dog, charlotte dog, charlotte humane society, Charlotte realtor, dog adoption, dog rescue, humane society, rescue dog

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