Brought the dog to your rental? These Pocono restaurants, breweries and wineries say on their own websites that well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome. Most mean outdoors only, and outdoor seating is seasonal, so the best months are late spring to fall.
Service animals are welcome indoors everywhere. Rules below are each business's own; check before you go, especially in winter.
Breweries and restaurants
- Barley Creek Brewing, 1774 Sullivan Trail, Tannersville: well-behaved pets are welcome at outdoor tables (Bluestone Patio, Pint Size Park and the trailside s'mores sites). No pets indoors except service animals; 4-foot non-retractable leash, and pets can't be on furniture or eat from your dishes. Pint Size Park & Biergarten closes for the winter.
- ShawneeCraft Brewing Taproom, Shawnee on Delaware: dogs are welcome in the outdoor beer garden; only service animals inside.
- Stonehaüs Meadery, 762 Main Street, Stroudsburg: the owner welcomes well-behaved, friendly, leashed dogs, and dogs are welcome on the outdoor seating in nice weather.
- Bright Path Brewing, 1215 North Street, Jim Thorpe: dog friendly; dogs must be on a leash.
Sources: Barley Creek pet policy · ShawneeCraft FAQ · Stonehaüs Meadery FAQ · Bright Path Brewing
Wineries
- Blue Ridge Estate Vineyard, 239 Blue Ridge Road, Saylorsburg: pet friendly; keep pets leashed and off chairs, benches and tables. Bring your own food (no grills).
- Mountain View Vineyard, 2332 Walters Road, Stroudsburg: friendly, leashed, vaccinated dogs are welcome on the grounds (patio, fire pit, lawn and porch); only service animals in the tasting room. Outdoor bars are mostly weekends, late spring to early fall.
- Sorrenti Family Estate, 130 Lower Cherry Valley Road, Saylorsburg: leashed pets are welcome on the grounds (veranda, picnic tables and wine garden); only service animals indoors.
Sources: Blue Ridge Estate · Mountain View Vineyard FAQ · Sorrenti Family Estate
Tips for eating out with your dog
- Call ahead in cold or rainy weather: if the patio is closed, dogs usually can't come in.
- Bring water and a mat, keep the leash short, and clean up after your dog; several places ask you to leave if a dog barks a lot.
- Skytop Lodge has a no-pet policy, so plan for that if you're dining there.
