Dog Friendly Restaurants in DuBois, PA

Station 101 Pub & Kitchen is a dog-friendly restaurant in DuBois, PA. Fido is welcome to join you outside on the covered patio. Station 101 offers an extensive craft beer and wine selection, and their menu pairs perfectly with their offerings. Try their specialty crepes, Manhattan Rueben, French dip, or crab stuffed mushrooms while you're there!

Dine beside your four-legged companion at the dog-friendly Angry Goat in DuBois, PA. The outdoor tables on the partially covered patio make this a great spot to unwind while Fido enjoys his pup cup from their partial dog menu. Pet parents can enjoy American classics like pizza, soups, salads, sandwiches and hearty entrees. They also offer an extensive drink menu with cocktails, beer and wine. Note that dogs aren't permitted inside.

Railcar Pizza is a dog-friendly pizzeria in DuBois, PA, housed within Doolittle Station. Fido is welcome to join you at a picnic table on the deck. The repurposed railcar is used to prepare custom personal pizzas for diners.

Located inside the Dubois Country Club, the dog-friendly Tannery restaurant has plenty of outdoor seating. The Tannery serves lunch, dinner, Saturday brunch, and cocktails. Check their website for their new menu coming soon. Open Monday through Thursday 11:30am to 9:00pm, Friday and Saturday 11:30am to 10:00pm. Closed on Sunday.

Meadow's Frozen Custard on Hoover Avenue is a dog-friendly ice cream parlor with two benches outside. Since 1950, their original frozen custard and yogurt recipe has remained unchanged and they still make it fresh throughout the day. In addition to offering cups and cones, their kitchen also prepares sundaes stacked full of assorted goodies, finished with whipped cream, a cherry, hot fudge, walnut, peanut butter, cherry, strawberry, butterscotch, marshmallow, pineapple, chocolate, caramel, hot fudge nuts, and additional toppings.

Fido is welcome to join you at an outdoor table at Copper Fox Winery, a dog-friendly restaurant in Kersey, PA. Enjoy food options like spinach artichoke dip, waffle fries, sandwiches, grilled salmon and more. They also serve a variety of wines and a breakfast menu on the weekends.

This Curwensville tea house has two outdoor tables where you are welcome to sit with your dog. Housed in a 1890s Victorian building, The Strawberry Tree Shop offers two sampler options for afternoon tea. There's the So Sweet Sweet Sampler, with tea sandwiches, cookies and scones, and the Lazy Days of Summer, with fruit based treats like Watermelon salsa. Lunch specials are announced weekly, and include soups and sandwiches. Open Tuesday through Saturday 11am to 3pm, and Sunday 12pm to 3pm.