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For Dog’s Sake
1757 N. Kimball
(773) 278-4355
Dog owners from all over Chicago journey to this spacious facility in Humboldt Park to get the low-down from store owner Marcia Andrade on canine health and nutrition. Her commitment to the highest quality products means that all-natural Abady dog food, Simply Fido’s organic cotton toys, and Plato Smart Dog organic treats are all in stock.
Barker and Meowsky
1003 W. Armitage
(773) 868-0200
From Cubs jerseys to reflective raincoats to spring bonnets, this Lincoln Park “Paw Firm” has something for every dog, no matter what his or her aesthetic. With its warm and welcoming atmosphere, this
boutique begs for browsing, so stay a while to pick out the hottest in high-end apparel, doggie beds, carriers, toys, and leashes. All quadrupeds get a yummy treat.
Dog-a-holics
3657 N.Southport Ave.
(773) 857-7600
Indulge that doggone addiction of yours with some “retail-tainment” at this Lincoln Park boutique. Cool and unique products include custom dog beds, carriers, bike wagons, gourmet bakery treats, self-wash tubs, and all-natural food. 3657 N. Southport Ave
Ruff Haus Pets
4652 N. Rockwell
(773) 478-5100
When Fido’s hankering for a little ruff haus-ing, head over to this Lincoln Square pet store to pick up recycled toy from Cycle Dog, a plush moose from Hugglehounds, or for the brainy set try a dog puzzle. A variety of premium natural and raw foods and a great selection of pet accessories make it a onestop shop. Clean up Fluffy for the return trip home at the Self-wash for $15.
Tails in the City
One E. Delaware Place
(312) 649-0347
“Your dog deserves luxury” is the slogan of this trendsetting canine boutique located in the upscale Gold Coast neighbourhood. Furry clientele can find chic doggie apparel, stylish dog collars and accessories here as well as designer pet carriers, unique toys, cozy beds, and signature gourmet dog treats. Favorite brands include Petote, Poochee, Animals Matter, Haute Diggity Dog, Stella & Chewy's & many more!
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Annette’s Homemade Italian Ice
2009 N. Bissell Street
(773) 868-9000
Interrupt your evening stroll to enjoy the wide variety of flavours and generous portions served at this popular Lincoln Park ice and sundae stand. Dogs will enjoy the soy-based doggie treats on offer.
O’Donovan’s
2100 W. Irving Park
(773) 478-2100
Touted as a place for everyone to enjoy, this bar is one of Chicago’s oldest. Cheap drinks, tasty dishes, and a down-to-earth vibe make it a favourite with North Park locals. Leashed dogs are allowed in the sidewalk café, which is open until late October.
Hot Doug’s
3324 N. California Ave.
(773) 279-9550
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The Hotel Monaco Chicago
225 N. Wabash
(800) 397-7661
This four-star Kimpton hotel offers the style and comfort needed after a long day of sightseeing in the nearby Magnificent Mile area, theatre district, and Loop business district. Dogs of all sizes stay free and are treated to the PAWS Pet Package, which includes a doggie bed, bowl, and a welcome treat at check-in. Concierge staff can arrange pet walking and sitting services along with daycare, grooming, and spa services.
Hotel 71
71 E. Wacker Drive
(312) 346-7100
This urban boutique hotel is located on the Chicago River at Wacker Drive and Michigan Avenue, part of the Magnificent Mile. Originally designed as condominiums in 1958, all of the 454 guestrooms in the 40-story tower are unusually spacious and feature a stylish seating area. Dogs under 20 pounds are welcome for a fee of $100 per visit.
Best Western Hawthorne Terrace Hotel
3434 N. Broadway
(773) 244-3434
This charming hotel is nestled in the bustling Lakeview neighborhood, just steps from vibrant nightlife, theatre, sidewalk cafés, and lakefront biking. Each of the 59 rooms and suites have the warmth and charm of a vintage hotel combined with modern amenities. A $50 deposit is required for each canine guest.
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Navy Pier
600 East Grand Ave.
(800) 595-7437
Leashed dogs can tour most of the outdoor areas of this lakefront landmark. The pier’s 50 acres include parks, promenades, gardens, shops, eateries, and attractions.
Riverwalk Gateway
Under the south side of the Michigan Ave. Bridge
This 336-foot tunnel introduces pedestrians to Chicago’s history through narrative and decorative panels. It also connects the Riverwalk and Lakefront Trail, two of Chicago’s best dog-friendly paths.
Pooch Chicago
2228 N. Clybourn Ave.
(773) 348-2646
Haute hounds receive the celebrity treatment at this dogs-only luxury “spaw” and hotel in Lincoln Park. Amenities include a 16-foot heated canine pool, a professional canine treadmill, and radiant heated floors throughout. Tempered-glass suites are equipped with skylights, plasma TV viewing, luxurious bedding, and soothing bed-time music.
Lincoln Park
Between Ardmore and North Ave.
(312) 742-7529
Stretching six miles along Lake Michigan, Chicago’s favourite park allows leashed dogs in many areas, as well as off-leash play in the park’s dog-friendly areas. Important: All visitors must obtain a permit and tag for their pet from a Chicago veterinary office at a cost of $5 in order to use a dog-friendly area.
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