Austin, TX
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4477 S Lamar Blvd, Ste 580, Austin
(866) GROOVYDOG
Dogs love this gourmet bakery, and with all-natural PeaMutt Butter Pleasers, Birthday Bone Cakes, and Canine Carob Candies on the menu, it’s not hard to guess why. Dog birthday parties in the Pawty Room, the Kanine Kids Corner, and a boutique for dogs and humans alike make this a fun place to spend an afternoon. Not going to be in Austin anytime soon? Purchase doggie treats online at groovydogbakery.com
Suite 107, 3636 Bee Cave Rd, Austin
(800) 286 1620
Furry fashionistas head to this west Austin doggie boutique to stock up on toys like the Pawda Handbag, Swarovski charms, and Strawberry Shortcake shampoo. Ask about their monthly “Yappy Hour,” when dogs and their people gather for free treats and beverages. yourdogwilldigit.com
4604 Burnet Rd, Austin
(512) 452-3883
For six years running, this spacious Allandale pet food and supply store has been voted the best in the city by Austin Chronicle readers. The store offers a vast selection of high quality dog foods and conscientious service. Ask for one of their nutritional experts and learn how matching the right food to your pet can keep her happy and healthy. barknpurr.com
2935 W Anderson Ln, Austin
(512) 452-7145
Providing spa treatment since 1973, this family-run grooming salon caters to the discerning pet. “The Works” includes three luxury shampoos, a complete haircut, scissor-cut styling, and a manicure to keep Austin dogs looking sharp. The in-house boutique has the largest selection of pet carriers in town and stocks doggie designer labels Mushu, Gooby, and Emre. theplushpad.com
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1300 South Congress Ave. Austin
(512) 444-3800
“After shopping up and down the avenue with your pooch, Jo’s is the perfect place to rest your dogs,” states the website of this funky, outdoor coffee shop nestled in the parking lot of Hotel San Jose. So take their advice. Sit back with Fido and enjoy their renowned pulled-pork sandwiches and complimentary doggie biscuits. joscoffee.com
2908 Fruth St, Austin
(512) 480-9562
A chill vibe, good music, and a menu that includes coffees and margaritas make this cozy coffee house a favourite spot for University of Texas students to socialize and study. Leashed dogs are welcome on their large, outdoor garden patio. spiderhousecafe.com
2209 Manor Rd, Austin
(512) 382-3797
Designer tacos at budget prices have made this cool taco shack stand out on Manor Road’s busy Restaurant Row. Trendy east Austinites line up for the famous puffy taco and the best fish tacos in Texas. Grab a delicious breakfast burrito on your way to the park or get there early and reserve a spot for you and your dog on their outdoor deck. elchilito.com
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300 E 11th St, Austin
(512) 476-1166
Affordable accommodations right next door to the Capitol and just a short walk away from 6th Street. This distinctive whitewashed and tile-roofed chain offers convenience and consistency. No additional fees for your pet, which, if you leave a contact number with the front desk, can be left alone in your room. LaQuinta.com
98 San Jacinto Blvd, Austin
(512) 478-4500
High-class digs for you and your fourlegged friend. Choose a city view or a lake view—you just can’t lose. Smallbreed dogs (“smaller than a Beagle”) are welcome at no additional cost but should not be left unattended. Outside pet-sitting service conveniently arranged by the concierge and room service offering a variety of dog treats promise a five-star experience for both you and your pet. Plus, your dog will have a blast chasing squirrels on the trails surrounding Town Lake. fourseasons.com/austin
1316 S Congress, Austin
(512) 444-7322
This urban, bungalow-style hotel is located a few blocks east of downtown in SoCo, one of Austin’s hippest neighborhoods. Many of the 40 rooms open onto green gardens filled with native Texas vegetation, creating a Zen-like, relaxing setting. Your pet is welcome to join the experience for a nightly charge of $10 with no size restrictions. Watch for celebs like Gwyneth, Luke Wilson, and Patti Smith. sanjosehotel.com
2707 South IH-35, Austin
(512) 444-5882
Located right off of the freeway, this motel is pet-friendly, and friendly on the pocket book besides. The familiar sign promises economy, consistency, and no surprises. motel6.com
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920 W. Riverside Dr,
Austin On the banks of Town Lake, this central park is busy with active Austinites all year round. A leash-free area for dogs is found between South First and Bouldin Avenue.
4552 Priem Ln, Pflugerville
(512) 251-3009
With canine daycare, overnight boarding, grooming services, and training classes, this facility has it all. Located about 30 minutes from downtown in Pflugerville, Doggy Day Out provides service to the Greater Austin area. Dogs receive four to six hours of supervised outdoor playtime daily in 12 grassy yards. doggydayout.com
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Groovy Dog Bakery
4477 S Lamar Blvd, Ste 580, Austin
(866) GROOVYDOG
Dogs love this gourmet bakery, and with all-natural PeaMutt Butter Pleasers, Birthday Bone Cakes, and Canine Carob Candies on the menu, it’s not hard to guess why. Dog birthday parties in the Pawty Room, the Kanine Kids Corner, and a boutique for dogs and humans alike make this a fun place to spend an afternoon. Not going to be in Austin anytime soon? Purchase doggie treats online at groovydogbakery.com. (below)
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Suite 107, 3636 Bee Cave Rd, Austin
(800) 286 1620
Furry fashionistas head to this west Austin doggie boutique to stock up on toys like the Pawda Handbag, Swarovski charms, and Strawberry Shortcake shampoo. Ask about their monthly “Yappy Hour,” when dogs and their people gather for free treats and beverages. yourdogwilldigit.com
Bark ‘N Purr Pet Center
4604 Burnet Rd, Austin
(512) 452-3883
For six years running, this spacious Allandale pet food and supply store has been voted the best in the city by Austin Chronicle readers. The store offers a vast selection of high quality dog foods and conscientious service. Ask for one of their nutritional experts and learn how matching the right food to your pet can keep her happy and healthy. barknpurr.com
The Plush Pad
2935 W Anderson Ln, Austin
(512) 452-7145
Providing spa treatment since 1973, this family-run grooming salon caters to the discerning pet. “The Works” includes three luxury shampoos, a complete haircut, scissor-cut styling, and a manicure to keep Austin dogs looking sharp. The in-house boutique has the largest selection of pet carriers in town and stocks doggie designer labels Mushu, Gooby, and Emre. theplushpad.com
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<h3>Jo’s Hot Coffee and Good Food</h3>
<h4>1300 South Congress Ave. Austin</h4>
<h4>(512) 444-3800</h4>“After shopping up and down the avenue with your pooch, Jo’s is the perfect place to rest your dogs,” states the website of this funky, outdoor coffee shop nestled in the parking lot of Hotel San Jose. So take their advice. Sit back with Fido and enjoy their renowned pulled-pork sandwiches and complimentary doggie biscuits. <a href="http://joscoffee.com" target="_blank">joscoffee.com</a>
<h3>Spider House Patio Bar & Cafe</h3>
<h4>2908 Fruth St, Austin</h4>
<h4>(512) 480-9562</h4>A chill vibe, good music, and a menu that includes coffees and margaritas make this cozy coffee house a favourite spot for University of Texas students to socialize and study. Leashed dogs are welcome on their large, outdoor garden patio. <a href="http://spiderhousecafe.com" target="_blank">spiderhousecafe.com</a>
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<h3>El Chilito, Tacos Y Café</h3>
<h4>2209 Manor Rd, Austin</h4>
<h4>(512) 382-3797</h4>Designer tacos at budget prices have made this cool taco shack stand out on Manor Road’s busy Restaurant Row. Trendy east Austinites line up for the famous puffy taco and the best fish tacos in Texas. Grab a delicious breakfast burrito on your way to the park or get there early and reserve a spot for you and your dog on their outdoor deck. <a href="http://www.elchilito.com" target="_blank">elchilito.com</a>
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La Quinta Inn Austin Capitol
300 E 11th St, Austin
(512) 476-1166
Affordable accommodations right next door to the Capitol and just a short walk away from 6th Street. This distinctive whitewashed and tile-roofed chain offers convenience and consistency. No additional fees for your pet, which, if you leave a contact number with the front desk, can be left alone in your room. LaQuinta.com
Four Seasons Hotel Austin
98 San Jacinto Blvd, Austin
(512) 478-4500
High-class digs for you and your fourlegged friend. Choose a city view or a lake view—you just can’t lose. Smallbreed dogs (“smaller than a Beagle”) are welcome at no additional cost but should not be left unattended. Outside pet-sitting service conveniently arranged by the concierge and room service offering a variety of dog treats promise a five-star experience for both you and your pet. Plus, your dog will have a blast chasing squirrels on the trails surrounding Town Lake. fourseasons.com/austin (below)
Hotel San Jose
1316 S Congress, Austin
(512) 444-7322
This urban, bungalow-style hotel is located a few blocks east of downtown in SoCo, one of Austin’s hippest neighborhoods. Many of the 40 rooms open onto green gardens filled with native Texas vegetation, creating a Zen-like, relaxing setting. Your pet is welcome to join the experience for a nightly charge of $10 with no size restrictions. Watch for celebs like Gwyneth, Luke Wilson, and Patti Smith. sanjosehotel.com (above)
Motel 6
2707 South IH-35, Austin
(512) 444-5882
Located right off of the freeway, this motel is pet-friendly, and friendly on the pocket book besides. The familiar sign promises economy, consistency, and no surprises. motel6.com
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Auditorium Shores Park
920 W. Riverside Dr, Austin
On the banks of Town Lake, this central park is busy with active Austinites all year round. A leash-free area for dogs is found between South First and Bouldin Avenue. (above)
Doggy Day Out
4552 Priem Ln, Pflugerville
(512) 251-3009
With canine daycare, overnight boarding, grooming services, and training classes, this facility has it all. Located about 30 minutes from downtown in Pflugerville, Doggy Day Out provides service to the Greater Austin area. Dogs receive four to six hours of supervised outdoor playtime daily in 12 grassy yards. doggydayout.com
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