Give your pup the dogs day out they deserve with a full day of paw-some activities in Dublin.
Grab Some Breakfast from Sweetwaters
Start your morning off right with a stop at Sweetwaters Coffee and Tea with your pup in tow. Order from their extensive menu of hot or cold drinks and locally made bakery items. While you're there, grab your furry friend a pup cup of his own to enjoy on their pet-friendly patio.
Snap A Pic on the Link
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Now that you've had your caffeine fix wander around the extremely dog-friendly Bridge Park area and explore Riverside Crossing Park. Walk across the iconic Dublin Link Pedestrian Bridge and show off the barking good day you're having by snapping a pic and sharing your photo using #SoDublin.
Enjoy the Patio at the Pint Room
The Pint Room is THE place for gourmet beers, craft burgers and your dog! You and your dog can enjoy the sunshine on their patio while choosing from over 100 rotating taps to pair with the perfect burger, sandwich or salad.
Let Loose at Nando's
Let your dog go bark wild at Nando's Dog Park. Housed in Darree Fields Park, Nando's was appropriately named after Dublin's first K-9 officer and serves as the perfect puppy play area. The park has areas for both small and large dogs to run, roam and play off-leash. While you're there, remember to check in on the Dublin Park Pass. Download the pass here.
Unwind on DVT's Patio
Time for yappy hour! With an Irish-inspired menu and a picturesque view of Historic Dublin, Dublin Village Tavern's patio provides the perfect place for you and your pup to end your big day of adventure (and cross off a Celtic Cocktail Trail stop!)
Treat Yourself to Johnson's
What better way to end your paw-fect day than with a sweet treat from Johnson's Real Ice Cream! Grab yourself an Irish sundae and give your fur baby the special treatment with a Pup Cup of vanilla ice cream topped with a dog bone.
Turn your day out into a weekend adventure and stay at one of our pet-friendly hotels!
Make sure to share your "ulti-mutt" memories with us using #SoDublin.
