In Greeley, patios often feel more like a neighborhood block party than an extension of a restaurant—especially when dogs are involved. More and more local spots are opening their patios to pets, offering bowls of water, shady corners, and a warm welcome for four-legged guests.
As pet-friendly dining becomes part of everyday life, a few easy habits have naturally taken root—simple things that help patios stay comfortable, welcoming, and enjoyable for everyone.
When dogs join the outing, keeping a few of these go-to practices in mind can make the experience smoother for both pups and their people:
Patio Policies Can Vary
Many restaurants in town love having pets on the patio, but hours and policies aren’t always one-size-fits-all. Some locations only allow dogs on weekdays; others offer dedicated areas or amenities. A quick phone call or website check can make all the difference when planning a smooth outing.
Comfortable Dogs Make Great Patio Guests
Patio outings tend to go best when the dog is already at ease in social settings. A relaxed pup curled up under the table adds to the charm of outdoor dining—especially when they’re familiar with basic cues and content to soak up the scene alongside their humans.
Treats Are Welcome, Just Not from the Plate
A well-timed snack from home is a great way to reinforce calm behavior. And while it’s easy to want to share bites from the table, most seasoned patio diners find it’s best to keep people food for people and reward their pups in different ways.
Keep It Easygoing
Midday meals and early dinners often make for the best pet-friendly patio visits. The vibe is quieter, and dogs tend to settle in more easily. Many locals stick to shorter visits, giving their dogs just enough time to enjoy the outing without stretching their patience—or their leash.
Greeley’s love for pets shows up in the little things: a water dish tucked under a bench, a smiling server with a treat in hand, or the familiar sight of a golden retriever napping beside a patio chair. It’s a reflection of how this town blends casual connection with the company of its most loyal companions—and how, sometimes, the best dining partner is covered in fur.
Pet-Friendly Patios in Greeley
These local favorites welcome dogs on their patios—most offer water bowls or will happily bring something out for your pup. WeldWerks Brewing even offers dog treats.
Bogey’s Pub & Grill
2200 Clubhouse Dr.
970.330.3623
Buffalo Wild Wings
4711 W 29th St.
970.330.9988
Cables Pub & Grill
1923 59th Ave, Unit 105
970.330.4847
Coyote’s Southwestern Grill
5250 W 9th St Dr.
970.336.1725
Daruma Japanese Restaurant
1702 8th Ave.
970.346.9000
Doug’s Diner
801 9th St.
970.515.5380
Epic Egg (10th St.)
3830 W 10th St, Ste C-1
970.353.5740
Fuzzy’s Taco Shop
4365 Centerplace Dr, Ste 100
970.339.3663
GOAT Sports Bar
2514 46th Ave.
970.373.2646
Luna’s Tacos & Tequila
806 9th St.
970.673.8509
Meeker’s: A Colorado Kitchen & Bar
919 7th St.
970.353.1883
The Cow Saloon & Eatery
800 9th St.
970.356.5520
The Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant
825 9th St, Ste A
970.304.9292
The Tavern at St. Michael’s Square
2918 67th Ave.
970.330.2337
WeldWerks Brewing Co.
508 8th Ave.
970.460.6345