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Breweries · Buckman
Portland's original Lucky Labrador brewpub, in an old timbered warehouse on SE Hawthorne. It brews its own beer — Off Leash Pilsner among them — heated with solar water, and serves plain, cheap pub sandwiches and pizza to a bike-friendly crowd.
A genuine Portland dog institution: the business states plainly that dogs are welcome on the patios, and every Lucky Lab location follows the same rule.
Dogs are welcome on the outdoor patios only, service animals excepted, and must be leashed. No fee. There is no table service — order at the bar. Hours vary between sources, so confirm before a late visit; the dog policy comes from the business's own listing description.
The pet policy above is summarised from the venue’s own published information and cross-checked against public listings. Policies change without notice anyway, so confirm the current one with the venue before you travel, and keep your dog leashed anywhere that is not a signed off-leash area. Read the full disclaimer.
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A long-running brunch cafe on NE Alberta with a corrugated-metal front and a covered, heated garden patio. Biscuits and gravy, potato cakes, scrambles and mimosas, and it keeps a dog menu alongside the human one.
The thirty-mile Wildwood Trail is the spine of Forest Park, the largest urban forest in the United States and a designated National Recreation Trail. It runs from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington Park north through Douglas fir, big-leaf maple and creek crossings, linking more than eighty miles of trail.
No photo yetAn eighteen-acre North Portland park whose centrepiece is a large, fully fenced off-leash dog area under mature trees. Outside the fence there are leashed walking trails, picnic tables and a disc golf course.
