Brewery in Colorado Springs, Colorado
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.
Confirmed from the business's or agency's own published policy · last checked 2026-10-24.
Goat Patch's original taproom occupies part of the old Lincoln Elementary School on North Cascade, now a food-and-drink hub between downtown and the Old North End. Of the three Goat Patch locations this is the only one where dogs are welcome indoors as well as out, which matters on a snowy afternoon. The brewery's rules are simple: keep your dog leashed and with you, make sure it is not bothering other guests, and take potty breaks away from the beer garden and taproom, with waste going in the dumpsters behind the building. The beer garden opens depending on weather and crowds. Last call is 15 minutes before closing.
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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.
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.
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.
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