Pet-Friendly Restaurants in South Carolina’s Olde English District
Table for two? Bring your four-legged friend with you to these pet-friendly places to eat in South Carolina’s Olde English District for a paw-sitively perfect meal. Enjoy a cold brew outside, pick up coffee on your morning walk or stop in for a relaxing dinner with your pup by your side. We have your guide to dog-friendly breweries, coffee shops and restaurants in the OED. Bone Appétit!
Pet-Friendly Patios in South Carolina’s Olde English District
Take advantage of the great weather with a bite to eat at some of OED’s favorite dog-friendly patios. Start the day with a pastry and a “puppercino” at Pageland Coffee Company in Chesterfield County or a bagel and a pup cup at Knowledge Perk. In York County, grab a slice and a picnic table at Big Papa’s Pizzeria, indulge in Southern comforts at SoCo Grille, or let your dog roll around in the green at Clover Harvest’s farm-to-table restaurant. If you’re visiting Fort Mill with your furry friend, make sure to check out the pet-friendly patios at 521 BBQ & Grill and Akahana Asian Bistro.
You’ll find the most dog-friendly restaurants in nearby Rock Hill. Shop with your pet and stop for a treat at The Mercantile (don’t forget to check out their dog-friendly events). Try the burgers at local favorites like Burgers & Barley and Hobo’s. Refresh with a craft cocktail at Old Town Kitchen & Cocktails or sip on a signature margarita at Tony’s Cantina Mexican Grill. Retreat to the alley at The Flipside Restaurant for a quieter environment or escape the elements under the covered patio at The Roasting Company. For the more posh pooches, head to Sam Kendall’s in Camden, the historic heart of Kershaw County, for an upscale dining experience and complimentary bowls of water for your dinner guests. You and your canine companion can discover everything the OED has to offer, from outdoor adventure and scenic nature to relaxing stays and local eateries.
Pet-Friendly Breweries and Bars in South Carolina’s Olde English District
Explore the craft brewery scene with your pup on the YoCo Brew Trail and discover all of the dog-friendly breweries throughout York County. There’s plenty of stuff to sniff in Rock Hill at breweries like Lake Wylie Brewing Company, and Rock Hill Brewing Company. Get a sweet treat and ask the bartender about dog-friendly ice cream options at Slow Play Brewing. Take a break from the brew trail to play on the lawn at Off The Tracks Brewing, then cool off together under the covered dog-friendly patio.
Fetch a beer in Fort Mill at Amor Artis Brewing or The Print Shop. Visit the 12-acre dog park at Anne Springs Close Greenway and meet up with the pack along the Riverwalk at Grapevine’s wine bar. Stop by Dog Bites Munchery & More, located next door, for a treat or toy on your stroll along the Riverwalk. In dog-friendly downtown Lancaster, try nearly 40 tap selections of craft beers, wine and specialty shots at LA Tap Room. The OED is the perfect play for a dog day afternoon spent with your best bud.
