Story and Photos by Brianna Sullivan
With summer and patio weather just around the corner, I thought it would be fun to feature dog and kid-friendly breweries in the Reno area. All of these businesses allow well-behaved dogs in the locations stated; however, if your dog is causing problems, they reserve the right to ask you to leave!
Pigeon Head Brewery
840 E Fifth St, Reno, NV 89512
They allow dogs on leash in both the brewery and on the patio. They do not have games or activities specifically for children, but they do allow kids and they have snacks, soda, and water.
Great Basin Brewing Co
846 Victorian Ave, Sparks, NV 89431
Great Basin Brewing Co. allows well-behaved dogs only at their Sparks location. Additionally, in the summertime in Sparks, they sometimes have cornhole boards on the outdoor patio as a well as a giant Jenga game. Many times they provide chalk for the kids. There’s also a large grassy area where the kids can run around, jump, and play.
The Depot
325 E Fourth St, Reno, NV 89512
The Depot allows dogs on the patio and offers cornhole and a six-foot-tall Connect Four game during the summer months. Children are always welcome!
Revision Brewing Company
380 S Rock Blvd, Sparks, NV 89431
Dogs are allowed in the brewery. Currently, due to regulations, children are not allowed in the brewery; however, as they are newly opened, they are looking to expand their services in the future.
Stoneyhead Brewing Co
5301 Longley Ln #97C, Reno, NV 89511
In the warmer months, Stoneyhead Brewing Co. opens their roll-up door and dogs are allowed outside by the picnic tables. Children are allowed, but not at the bar itself. Non-alcoholic beverages are available.
IMBĪB
785 E Second St, Reno, NV 89502
Dogs are allowed in the brewery. They have a few games, such as Jenga, shuffleboard, and foosball, and offer non-alcoholic drinks and snacks.
Bri is a recent Reno transplant, originally from Montana, and excited to explore the city and highlight local businesses and events. She is a full-time pharmacist, but enjoys writing and photography. She also has a personal blog.
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