This seasonal indoor-outdoor barcomes alive in the heat of the summer, largely due to its proximity to the Little Italy and Mile End neighbourhoods, its spacious, dog-friendly terrasse, and notably creative cocktail and craft beer list.

Tucked onto Ontario East,Le Cheval Blancis Montreal’s oldest craft brewery, boasting an impressive handcrafted beer list (with very reasonable prices) as well as a cozy, front terrasse that welcomes smaller dogs. Take note: terrasse itself is pretty tight and larger dogs may not fit as easily, especially during busy times.

經過長時間的沿著舊港口,馬克hé des Éclusiers. The indoor-outdoor market boasts local produce and artisanal fare, while the upstairs terrasse acts as an open air refuge from it all for boat watching from above. Dogs are welcome throughout the market as well as at the bar.

This longstanding British pubon Notre-Dame West allows dogs on both the cozy back terrasse and the slightly larger front terrasse. Whether for breakfast, dinner, or just for a quick drink, Fido can tag along at any time of the day.

Although it’s relatively newto the neighbourhood, Cordova has quickly become a well-loved mainstay for St-Henri locals and their dogs. Stop in for a cold brew before heading to play fetch in the neighbouring square, or catch up with friends over cocktails on the terrasse while your pup snoozes at your feet.

This sprawling St-Henri beer garden is probably one of the best places in the city to have a beer with Fido nearby. While it’s attached to the McAuslan brewery, the terrasse itself feels like stepping into a friend’s backyard, with great local beer on tap, plenty of seating, outdoor lawn games, and a tranquil view of the canal.