Our four-legged friends are our best friends, which is why knowing local dog-friendly spots is a must. Dogs are not allowed in a sit-down restaurant or bar that serves food, as it would be a health code violation. However, some spots allow dogs outside in the area for outdoor dining, and we’ve curated a list of all the ones in Hoboken that do so, each divided into what kind of establishment it is. Keep reading for a list of dog-friendly places in Hoboken, New Jersey.
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Bars
The Ale House | 1034 Willow Avenue
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This uptown bar boasts a pool table, jukebox, and shuffleboard, so locals can keep themselves entertained — and their pups will be, too. This spot is super dog-friendly, which means canine friends are sure to make new friends there. Just be careful in the darts area, which could be a bit dangerous with rogue darts.
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Cork City Pub | 239 Bloomfield Street
A beer-lover’s haven, Cork City has 150 varieties of bottles, and the bar allows dogs. Cork City also has a rotating tap, so the beer options differ on a routine basis.
Louise + Jerry’s | 329 Washington Street
A self-proclaimed dive bar, L+J’s is located on Washington Street and is well-known to be super dog-friendly. In fact, the spot has even hosted doggie costume contests in the past. There’s a jukebox, straightforward drinks, a low-key crowd, and a pool table.
Mulligan’s | 159 1st Street
For the dog-and-parent duo that is into soccer and watching the game on TV, Mulligan’s is the downtown spot. Locals can cheer on their football team in the early hours with their pup by their side.
Schmitty’s Hoboken | 359 1st Street
Schmitty’s is a bar brought to Hoboken by locals who were looking to introduce a focus on microbrewery beers and unique outdoor spaces. And yes, a four-legged friend is most certainly allowed here.
Tally Ho | 215 Washington Street
Tally Ho is a dog-friendly bar. Plus, it serves a variety of dishes and drinks that everyone will enjoy.
Coffee Shops
Disclaimer: According to New Jersey state law, dogs (and all other animals) are not permitted inside the venues that serve food. However, dogs are allowed outside the venue, including outdoor dining areas.
Bean Vault Coffee | 1 Newark Street
Bean Vault has all kinds of treats for dogs, as well as some killer coffee.
Black Rail Coffee | 800 Jackson Street
Black Rail Coffee not only has delicious coffee, but is also a dog-friendly place. While customers grab their coffee, the pups have to wait outside, but this spot provides dog bowls and a dog hook rail area.
Hidden Grounds | 700 Garden Street
Locals can keep their pups by their side while sitting outside at Hidden Grounds.
Jefferson’s Coffee | 1001 Madison Street + 534 Washington Street
Grab a cup of coffee and a treat for your pup at this local spot.
Joboken Cafe | 23 Hudson Place
This quaint coffee shop allows dogs outside and also serves wicked coffee.
The Little Local | 519 Adams Street
Little Local serves up a mean breakfast platter and welcomes dogs outside.
MOJO Coffee Company | 230 Willow Avenue + 801 Bloomfield Street
Mojo Coffee Company has treats inside for pups, as well as drinks and treats for humans.
The Roost Outpost | 55 1st Street
Whether residents own dogs or cats, The Roost Outpost will welcome them. Satisfy those caffeine cravings at this adorable coffee shop downtown, and don’t forget to bring your four-legged best friend.
Grooming Salons
Be Happy Dog | 235 Hudson Street
Be Happy Dog serves pets and their families in the Hoboken area. Local pups will return to their owners looking runway-ready after a trip to this groomer.
Foofie Poochies | 508 5th Street
The grooming salon Foofie Poochies provides gentle care with its grooming through its customizable packages. Fluffy’s Full Spaw, Royal K-9 treatment, and Barkie’s Bubble Bath Basic Spaw are just a few options.
Furever Fresh | 367 1st Street
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Furever Fresh is the spot for dog grooming in Hoboken, providing services like bathing, full grooming, and more.
Luv K9 | 421 Washington Street + 614 Jefferson Street
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Luv K9 is a dog grooming business that entered the Hoboken scene in 2019. For the last six years, Luv K9 has provided grooming services, which come with a haircut, bath, blow dry, ear cleaning, nail trim, and more, as well as bathing and brushing services. Luv K9 has plans to open its second location at 614 Jefferson Street, at the former Alvi’s Grooming Spa, sometime this April.
Playful Paws | 712 Jefferson Street
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With grooming, daycare, and walking services, Playful Paws is like a retreat for pets. The staff is great and very attentive to all pups’ needs, making it a mainstay in Hoboken.
Urban Dog + Fuzzybutz Dog Grooming | 60 Madison Street
Urban Dog (a.k.a Fuzzybutz) in Hoboken prides itself in providing a fun and socialization aspect to grooming. When customers drop their dog or pet off for a grooming session, it will be a stress-free experience from start to finish.
Restaurants + Bakeries
Disclaimer: According to New Jersey state law, dogs (and all other animals) are not permitted inside the venues that serve food. However, dogs are allowed outside the venue, including outdoor dining areas.
The Ainsworth | 316 Sinatra Drive
The Ainsworth, which has served American fare and cocktails in Hoboken since 2015, has a large outdoor patio space with plenty of tables in the front. Diners can enjoy a nice day outside with their pups.
Alessio’s Cafe | 539 Park Avenue
Known to have the best puppuccino in town, Alessio’s Cafe is incredibly dog-friendly. Customers can sit outside on a nice day at this Park Avenue spot and enjoy breakfast, lunch, or dinner. The puppuccinos also make Alessio’s Cafe a must-try for any dog-owner duo — but customers should be sure their pup stays outside since this spot does serve food.
Anthony David’s | 953 Bloomfield Street
Anthony David’s, which serves American cuisine and Italian-inspired eats, is a dog-friendly establishment. At this restaurant, there are multiple tables and chairs set up along the sidewalk for customers and their dogs to dine.
Barbès | 1300 Park Avenue
Barbès allows dogs on the outside patio. Outside this restaurant, locals can listen to live music and enjoy a variety of dishes with their pups next to them.
Choc O Pain | 1500 Hudson Street + 157 1st Street
Choc O Pain welcomes dogs in the outside setup. Enjoy a baked good and spend some quality time with furry friends.
Elysian Cafe | 1001 Washington Street
Bring your dog with you to Elysian Cafe to sit outside and feel the fresh air.
Halifax | 225 River Street
Halifax serves Northeastern farm and coastal cuisine, with an emphasis on local and sustainable ingredients. There is outdoor seating where diners and their dogs can sit.
The Hoboken Biergarten | 1422 Grand Street
With the warmer weather right around the corner, it’s no secret that The Hoboken Biergarten’s outdoor space is a go-to spot for dogs and their owners.
Rosticeria Da Gigi | 916 Washington Street
This Italian restaurant is dog-friendly and has tables outside for all guests, including four-legged ones, to enjoy.
Tosti | 1024 Washington Street
The American restaurant Tosti has tables set up outside for customers and their pets.
Retail Shops
Alba Boutique | 716 Washington Street
This spot could make for a chic shopping day for locals and their pups. With a variety of contemporary clothing, accessories, and footwear, it’s all a customer could ask for in a boutique.
Anthropologie | 412 Washington Street
Locals can bring their furry friends inside with them while they shop for clothing and housewares. Pups can also get a treat at this spot.
a X d | 730 Washington Street
It’s every dog lover’s dream to have a private backyard where their pooches can run around while they shop. This is what patrons will find at a X d, a dog-friendly spot where humans can shop for all kinds of clothing.
Brooke + Bel | 60 4th Street
This multi-brand boutique has become a Hoboken favorite over the past few years. From the latest fashions to hosting pups, this adorable shop has it all. Plus, it is dog-friendly and sometimes hosts impromptu puppy playtime.
Camp Bow Wow | 1414 Grand Street
Camp Bow Wow is a pet daycare center that provides all-day and overnight pet care. This spot has indoor + outdoor play areas, grooming, live webcams for owners, as well as 53 cabins and three luxury suites.
Cornerstone Pets | 105 9th Street
This Mile Square pet store is a go-to resource for all things animals. Owner Meagan Matthews and her crew are here for all kinds of animal needs, advice, guidance, and nutrition.
Galatea | 1224 Washington Street
Always prepped for pups with treats and a water bowl, Galatea is the spot in town for those looking for bridal gifts, accessories, and clothing.
The Green Room | 64 Newark Street
Patrons can bring their dogs inside this shop. There are also dog bowls for pups at all The Green Room locations.
Hoboken Clique | 1204 Washington Street
This uptown retailer is locally mom-powered and sells clothing and gifts for children and tweens. Dogs can tag along while customers shop. The store always has treats on hand for pups.
Hoboken Pet | 524 Washington Street
All the pet supplies anyone could need are at Hoboken Pet. With super friendly staff located on Washington Street, plus a wide variety of toys, treats, and more, this store is a fun adventure for both locals and their dogs.
JustFoodForDogs | 1180 Maxwell Lane
JustFoodForDogs is fresh human-grade food made for dogs, created by a team of veterinarians, including a nutritionist, toxicologist, and dermatologist, to ensure each of the recipes is nutritionally balanced for your four-legged loved ones.
L+B Healthy Pet Markets | 155 4th Street
L+B Pet Market is a pet store owned by Mike D’Elia and his mom. It carries high-quality food products that cater to pets’ specific dietary needs, including raw, frozen, freeze-dried, and canned food, as well as kibble and single-ingredient treats.
Lululemon | 313 Washington Street
Hoboken locals can have some fun shopping for athletic apparel with their dogs right by their side.
Luna Rosa | 1218 Washington Street
This is a stylish and luxury home decor spot in the Mile Square. Luna Rosa is completely dog-friendly, and in true local love fashion, all pups that visit Luna Rosa will be spoiled with treats from Cornerstone Pets.
Markdaniel Barbershop | 1032 Willow Avenue
Keeping haircuts, shaves + beards looking sharp in Hoboken at this spot. Markdaniel Barbershop is absolutely dog-friendly — there is even a shop dog.
Mint Market | 303 1st Street
Mint Market allows dogs inside as long as they do not bring in any dirt.
Noellery | 123 Washington Street
Noellery carries an overwhelmingly large variety of accessories for any look, and they are very much dog-friendly. Patrons can stop by and shop for everything from hoops, necklaces, and more with their trusty companions.
Revival Vintage Boutique | Corner Storefront, 86 Park Avenue
From cocktail gowns and hats to hard-to-find memorabilia, this boutique is worth a visit — especially with dogs. The Revival Vintage team loves it when dogs visit the shop, even give them a little treat for visiting.
Sephora | 319 Washington Street
Dogs are allowed in Sephora, so locals should feel free to bring theirs next time they are browsing for new makeup.
Washington General Store | 509 Washington Street
This go-to gift shop in the Mile Square is dog-friendly. At this local gem, locals will find so many unique products, ranging from housewarming gifts to home decor and more, all while being able to shop with their pups.
W. Kodak Jewelers | 1123 Hudson Street + 60 Newark Street
Dogs are allowed at both W. Kodak locations in Hoboken. This is something to note the next time you’re shopping for new jewelry.
Wicked Scents Hoboken | 163 2nd Street
Head over to Wicked Scents for any and all apothecary goods. Water and treats await dogs inside.
Public Areas
Hoboken Cove Community Boathouse | Frank Sinatra Drive
For those whose dogs love to swim, the Hoboken Boathouse for a day of kayaking and paddle-boarding. Dogs will also be given dog life jackets.
Pier 13 | 1301 Sinatra Drive
A Hoboken favorite in the warmer months, locals can grab their pup and head to the Pier. The dog-friendly spot has amazing drinks, from frose to craft beers and more. While dogs are not allowed on the turf at the end of the pier, they are more than welcome on the concrete portion of Pier 13, which is about half of the space.
See More: A List of Dog-Friendly Places in Montclair
List of Dog Parks
- Church Square Park | Willow Avenue between 4th + 5th
- Elysian Park | 1001 Hudson Street
- Maxwell Place Dog Park | Sinatra Drive + 11th Street
- Shipyard Park | Sinatra Drive + 13th Street
- Southwest Park | 58 Jackson Street
- Stevens Park | Hudson Street between 4th and 5th Street
- Viaduct Dog Park | 1333 Madison Street








