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Breweries · University City
A small brewery in University City specializing in 100% gluten-free beer, with a large indoor tasting room and an outdoor patio. The brewery's website states that pups are treated like one of their own, with treats and water bowls always waiting. Food trucks serve the taproom regularly.
Staff actively spoil visiting dogs with treats and water bowls, and the gluten-free beer gives celiac dog owners a taproom they can actually relax in.
The brewery's own site says dogs are welcome, treated with treats and water bowls, and all dogs must be on a leash for the safety of other dogs. Published taproom hours were not confirmed on the page reviewed. Hours were not published in the material reviewed.
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