Small shop offers Harley-Davidson apparel and unique T-shirts. Friendly staff and dog mascot Cooper create a welcoming vibe. Decor adds charm, making it a cool spot for fans and dog lovers alike.
A shop dog mascot lives here and appears on printed shirts. The dog named Cooper stands out as a cool dog around the place.
"I loved the apparel selection here."
"The staff here is so sweet and helpful, it's amazing."
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The store only sells Harley apparel and collectibles, no motorcycles or parts.
Boswell's Honky Tonk Harley-Davidson Apparel has a large selection of T-shirts and souvenirs.
The shop features a dog mascot that will be on upcoming printed shirts.
Cozy bar with dim lighting and eclectic decor offers a chill vibe and well-crafted cocktails. Dogs roam freely, with a friendly bar dog named Pablo adding to the scene. Live DJ spins 90s rap and hip hop, enhancing the laid-back atmosphere.
Dogs roam freely and even jump on benches to join people. A friendly dog named Pablo is known as the bar dog and is part of the scene.
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Dogs are welcome at the bar.
The kitchen is closed on Sundays.
Live DJ starts at 8 pm on weekends.
Steel beam gates open to a spacious park with colorful murals on bridges. A dog park offers clean, fun space for pets while kids enjoy a family-friendly playground nearby. Wide walking paths and easy parking make it peaceful and safe for all.
A dog park offers a clean, fun space where dogs play happily. Nearby, kids have a separate play area, making it great for families to enjoy together.
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Parking is available just under the bridge, about 30 seconds from the park.
There are free parking spots along the curb of the park with a 2-hour limit.
The park features a dog park, playgrounds, and open green spaces for activities.
Rustic distillery boasts a speakeasy-style room and a secret back bar for intimate tastings. Guests enjoy whiskey blending sessions in a cozy yet classy setting. Friendly doodle Stella adds a dog friendly charm that makes the place feel welcoming and unique.
A friendly doodle named Stella is part of the experience and adds to the welcoming vibe. The distillery is clearly pet friendly and embraces dogs as part of the atmosphere.
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Reservations are recommended for tastings, especially on weekends.
The distillery offers wine and whiskey tastings throughout the day.
Private tastings can be arranged for groups; inquire in advance.
Rooftop bar shines with live music and great views. Celebrates military and first responders with a unique theme. Welcomes dogs inside, offering treats at the door and space for large pets.
Allows dogs inside the venue and offers treats at the door. Accommodates large dogs and lets you enjoy live music with your pet nearby.
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Redneck Riviera Bar & BBQ is one of the few places on Broadway that accepts pets.
Prices for drinks can be high; two beers cost around $20.
Veterans receive discounts, and first drinks are buy one get one free.
Art Deco design creates a stylish hotel with a lively bar and rooftop pool offering unbeatable views. Rooms are quiet and modern despite nearby nightlife. Dogs are welcome with free dog bowls and beds on request, making check-in easy for all pets.
Open acceptance of dogs stands out with free dog bowl and dog bed provided on request. Check-in is easy and welcoming for pets of all sizes.
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The hotel is located just steps from Broadway, making it easy to explore nightlife.
Expect a cocktail hour in the lobby at 4 PM with complimentary drinks.
Parking is not free for guests, which may affect your budget.
Brewery welcomes dogs with spent grain cookies and indoor play areas. Open-air windows and a shaded patio keep the space cool and clean. Two walls of taps offer a broad beer selection alongside art displays.
Dogs are welcome inside and often greet visitors. The spot offers spent grain cookies for dogs and has a dog-friendly environment with games.
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Parking is free for two hours, but spaces are limited.
Trivia night happens every Tuesday at 7pm.
All beers are brewed in-house with unique formulas.
High-end hotel offers spacious rooms with large city views and a lively rooftop bar with fantastic vistas. Small pets enjoy dog bowls and toys in rooms, and a nearby dog park adds convenience. Café and restaurant welcome dogs, keeping pets in the bar area to maintain comfort.
Small pets get bowls, toys, and poop bags in the room. Both the cafe and main restaurant allow dogs, but pets stay in the bar area at the main restaurant. A small dog park sits just around the block. Dog floors keep barking from being an issue.
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The hotel is centrally located in the Gulch, close to many restaurants.
Happy hour at the restaurant provides great deals on drinks and appetizers.
The hotel offers a complimentary breakfast for Hyatt Globalist members.
Spacious rooms feature vinyl record checkout for unique music. Staff like Quincy and Kelton create a pet-friendly vibe with no extra fees for large dogs. Valet parking and an attached sports bar with multiple screens add convenience and fun near busy areas.
Rooms accept large dogs without extra fees. Staff like Quincy and Kelton help with luggage and pets. The lobby often has dogs and cats, creating a welcoming vibe for pet owners.
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There is a mandatory $55 valet parking fee that is not disclosed during booking.
Parking costs around $55 per night, which can add up quickly.
Dinner service ends at 10 pm, so plan accordingly.
Large outdoor space buzzes with live music and games like corn hole, creating a lively party vibe. Open design lets in a cool breeze, perfect for dogs enjoying dog-friendly seating with fresh water bowls. Crowds gather around Jumbotrons during college games, adding to the fun atmosphere.
Dog-friendly seating includes outdoor areas where dogs can hang out while you play bags. Staff provide fresh water bowls for dogs and the atmosphere welcomes both families and pets.
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Yee-Haw hosts live bands, trivia, and video game events regularly.
Happy hour beer deals offer great value for sampling craft brews.
The brewery offers a whiskey and moonshine tasting experience.
Rooftop pool and bar buzz with an electric vibe and unique bus theme. Inside, edgy modern decor blends with Nashville charm for a calm retreat. Dogs enjoy treats and green space, with friendly staff ready to help.
Dogs get treats and water at the entrance. Staff help with leashes and are friendly to pets. No pet fees apply during emergencies, and there's green space for dogs on the property.
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Parking costs $65 per day, which is not disclosed at check-in.
Happy hour cocktails are available at the rooftop bar.
The dining room and bar are closed for private events on select nights.
Open green space with lush lawns and public art offers calm for relaxing or strolling. Dogs enjoy a grassed circle to run freely, though owners must clean up after them. Views of downtown and a historic courthouse add charm and a sense of place.
Green spaces allow dogs to run and play freely in a grassed circle. The area stays clean and pet friendly when owners scoop the poop, though some do not always pick up after their dogs.
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Parking is limited at the park, so it's best to walk or use public transportation.
The garage below is always monitored by metro police for safety.
Expect large crowds during popular events like the Cherry Blossom Festival.
Modern hotel offers spacious rooms with city views and an 8th floor bar featuring live music. Pet-friendly rooms welcome dogs, though limited green space nearby makes outdoor time tricky. Location balances quietness with access to downtown nightlife.
Rooms welcome pets and staff accommodate last-minute stays with dogs. Limited nearby green space makes outdoor time a bit tricky for pets.
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Breakfast and happy hour drinks and snacks are included with your stay.
Free food and drinks are served daily from 5:30pm to 7pm.
The hotel is less than a 5-minute walk from Broadway.
Spacious rooms offer stunning city views but downtown location means loud street noise at night. Staff like Scott show kindness to dogs, though some front desk staff can be rude about service dogs. Amenities include a well-maintained lap pool and live weekend music.
Staff like Scott show kindness to dogs, but some front desk interactions can be rude and intrusive about service dogs. Dogs are allowed with a $100 fee, and barking from unattended dogs is audible. A dog relief area exists but is not very close for nighttime.
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The hotel is within walking distance to Broadway and other attractions.
Parking is limited and can be congested around the hotel.
Breakfast starts at 7 AM, but it may not be worth it.