Bristol Brewing Company
1604 S Cascade Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80905
Dog policy not posted by the brewery; ask the pub before bringing a dog to the patio or Schoolyard.
- patio
Dog-Friendly Breweries in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs is friendlier about dogs indoors than Denver, and two taprooms here let them all the way in.
Cerberus Brewing on West Colorado Avenue calls itself a dog-friendly brewery and means it: the patio, beer garden and dining tent are all dog seating, and the kitchen makes puppy patties. Goat Patch's original taproom in the old Lincoln Elementary School on North Cascade allows well-behaved dogs inside as well as out, leashed and with you at all times; it is the only one of the three Goat Patch locations that does, since Northgate and Monument are patio-only. Lost Friend in Montebello Square describes itself as a dog-loving brewery, welcomes leashed pets inside and fits its tables with carabiners for clipping leashes.
Fossil Craft near Old Colorado City, Storybook in Papeton and Manitou Brewing on Manitou Avenue are reported dog-friendly but have not confirmed it themselves, and Bristol Brewing at the Ivywild School does not post a policy at all. Call ahead for those four. The Westside, from Cerberus out to Fossil Craft and Manitou, is the densest stretch.
Taprooms may allow dogs inside only where the local health agency permits it, which is why the rule differs from one Goat Patch to the next. Outside, city code requires a leash in every park and on every trail.
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Cerberus Brewing Company
702 W Colorado Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80905
Cerberus calls itself a dog-friendly brewery; the patio, beer garden and dining tent are all dog-friendly seating areas, and the kitchen makes puppy patties.
- patio
- dog menu
- water bowls
Fossil Craft Beer Company
2845 Ore Mill Rd Suite 1, Colorado Springs, CO 80904
Reported dog-friendly (patio) — not confirmed by the business; call ahead.
- patio
Goat Patch Brewing Company – Lincoln Center
2727 N Cascade Ave #123, Colorado Springs, CO 80907
Well-behaved dogs are allowed inside the Lincoln Center taproom and in the outdoor areas; they must stay leashed and with their human at all times.
- patio
- indoor ok
Goat Patch Brewing Company – Monument
1756 Lake Woodmoor Dr, Monument, CO 80132
Well-behaved dogs are welcome in the outdoor areas at the Monument taproom; indoor access is not listed.
- patio
Goat Patch Brewing Company – Northgate
12245 Voyager Pkwy #100, Colorado Springs, CO 80921
Well-behaved, leashed dogs are allowed on the patio at Northgate; the taproom interior is not listed as dog-friendly.
- patio
Lost Friend Brewing Company
2458 Montebello Square Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80923
Lost Friend describes itself as a dog-loving brewery that prides itself on being very dog friendly; well-behaved leashed pets are welcome and tables have carabiners for clipping leashes.
- patio
- indoor ok
Manitou Brewing Company
725 Manitou Ave, Manitou Springs, CO 80829
Reported dog-friendly (patio) — not confirmed by the business; call ahead.
- patio
- water bowls
Storybook Brewing
3121 N El Paso St Suite A, Colorado Springs, CO 80907
Reported dog-friendly (indoors and patio) — not confirmed on the brewery's own website; call ahead.
- patio
- indoor ok
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Questions about dog-friendly breweries in Colorado Springs
Which Colorado Springs breweries allow dogs inside?
Goat Patch Brewing's Lincoln Center taproom on North Cascade and Lost Friend Brewing in Montebello Square both allow well-behaved leashed dogs indoors. Goat Patch's Northgate and Monument taprooms are patio-only. Storybook Brewing is reported to allow dogs inside but has not confirmed it, so call first.
Is there a brewery in Colorado Springs that serves food for dogs?
Cerberus Brewing Company on West Colorado Avenue makes puppy patties in its kitchen and lists the patio, beer garden and dining tent as dog-friendly seating with water bowls. It is a brewpub with a full menu, so you can eat a meal rather than waiting for a food truck.
Why do some taprooms allow dogs inside and others only on the patio?
Colorado's retail food rules bar animals from food establishments except where the local health agency approves an outdoor dining variance; taprooms without food service have more leeway indoors. That is why the policy varies by location even within one brand. Always check the posted sign or ask staff.