8 Amazing Dog-Friendly Places To Visit In Chicago
If you are planning on taking a trip this summer with your canine companion, consider traveling to Chicago, Illinois. Not only is Chicago one of the most interesting places in America, but it also happens to be super dog-friendly. If you decide to explore the Windy City this summer, here are a few places to check out with your dog.
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Montrose Dog Beach
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The Montrose Dog Beach is the perfect spot to bring Spot if he enjoys frolicking in the sand and catching some waves.
Recess
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Recess, located on West Kenzie, is a happening establishment known for its expansive patio. You can enjoy a unique meal like Crispy Buffalo Chicken Rolls or Tuna Poke Nachos with your pup by your side.
Paradise Park
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If you and your canine companion are craving a delicious slice of pizza, look no further than Paradise Park, found on West North Ave. Popular item menus include elote dip, smoked ham and avocado calzone, and Big Meaty Ziser pizza.
Uncommon Ground
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Uncommon Ground, an organic brewing company, is a wonderful establishment to spend time with furry friends. Patrons over 21 can sip on something from the brewery's beer list. Even if you are not a beer drinker, you can still have a great time at Uncommon Ground and enjoy delicious meals, like bacon-wrapped meatloaf, spinach cacio e pepe ravioli, or Skirt Steak with Chimichurri Sauce.
Mercury's Canine Cruise
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The Mercury’s Canine Cruise is a unique way for you and your pooch to explore Chicago. While on the cruise, you'll see some of the city’s famous landmarks and gorgeous skylines.
Chicago Riverwalk
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You and your canine companion can enjoy a scenic stroll on the Chicago Riverwalk. As the name implies, the 1.25-mile path was built along the Chicago River.
Fred Anderson Dog Park
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Your pup can make new friends at Fred Anderson Dog Park, located on S. Wabash Ave. The area has plenty of space for your furry friend to play an epic game of fetch.
Gangsters and Ghosts Tours
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Those interested in some of the more unusual aspects of Chicago’s history will likely enjoy going to the Gangsters and Ghosts Tours. During the tour, you and your dog will get a better understanding of Chicago in the 1920s and 1930s. This tour, which costs $35 per person, will also include a few spooky stories, so it’s not for the faint of heart.