Littleton has the metro's most detailed taproom dog policies, including a brewery with its own off-leash yard.
Start with Coal Mine Ave Brewing in southwest Littleton, which is built around a 2,500-square-foot off-leash play area for registered, vaccinated dogs. The rules are posted: no puppies under four months, $5 per dog per hour for non-paying guests, dogs not allowed inside the taproom, and a separate on-leash patio for anyone who would rather sit.
Locavore Beer Works on South Platte Canyon Road welcomes friendly dogs inside the taproom and on the front patio, but the grassy backyard biergarten is a no-dog zone and persistent barkers get asked outside. Zymos Brewing near Belleview, a few blocks from Wynetka Ponds Bark Park, takes leashed dogs in the taproom, kept out of walkways and off the furniture.
Downtown, Denver Beer Co. on West Main is patio only, as is Living the Dream's Sterling Ranch taproom south of Chatfield. Littleton and South Suburban cap leashes at six feet everywhere outside designated dog parks.
9719 W Coal Mine Ave, Unit A, Littleton, CO 80123
A 2,500-square-foot off-leash dog play area is on site for registered, vaccinated dogs (no puppies under four months; non-paying guests pay $5 per dog per hour); dogs are not allowed inside the taproom except service animals, and a separate on-leash patio is available.
2409 W Main St, Littleton, CO 80120
Denver Beer Co. says dogs are welcome on the patio, always; a brewery directory lists this location as patio only.
8155 Piney River Ave, Littleton, CO 80125
At the Sterling Ranch taproom dogs are allowed on the patio only; the brewery's Highlands Ranch location allows dogs indoors and on the patio.
5950 S Platte Canyon Rd, Littleton, CO 80123
Friendly dogs are welcome inside the main taproom and on the front patio; the grassy backyard biergarten is a no-dog zone, and persistently barking dogs may be asked to step outside.
5180 S Lowell Blvd, Littleton, CO 80123
Well-behaved pups are welcome in the taproom on leash, kept out of walkways and off the furniture and lounge area.
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Coal Mine Ave Brewing Company on West Coal Mine Avenue has a 2,500-square-foot off-leash play area for registered, vaccinated dogs over four months old. Non-paying guests pay $5 per dog per hour. Dogs stay out of the taproom itself, and an on-leash patio is available for those who prefer it.
At Locavore Beer Works and Zymos Brewing, yes, on leash and off the furniture; Locavore keeps dogs out of its backyard biergarten. Denver Beer Co. Littleton and Living the Dream's Sterling Ranch taproom are patio only, and Coal Mine Ave keeps dogs outside except service animals.
Six feet or less. The City of Littleton and South Suburban Parks and Recreation both require leashes no longer than six feet outside designated off-leash parks. Breweries can set stricter rules on their property, so follow posted signs and keep dogs out of walkways.
