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Breweries · Magnolia, Seattle
A barrel-aged sour and wild-ale brewery in Magnolia with indoor taproom seating and a patio, plus rotating food trucks. Its homepage states the taproom is family and dog friendly, so visitors can bring their own dog inside or out.
The brewery's own website explicitly says 'Dog Friendly' for both inside and patio service.
The official site announces 'Open for To-Go, Inside, and Patio Libations' and states 'Family (all ages) and Dog Friendly!' Outside food is allowed or food trucks are available. Standard leashed-dog etiquette applies.
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