Barbershop shines with skilled barbers delivering sharp cuts in a stylish space. Friendly dog Milo adds a warm vibe, making visits feel like joining a great team.
A friendly dog named Milo the Doodle is part of the team and adds a sweet, adorable presence. Meeting Milo feels like joining a great team with Kara and Ossiel.
"This barbershop gave me the best haircut I've had in years."
"Ossiel gave me the best haircut I've had in 30+ years."
"Kara, Ossiel, and dog Milo are a great team."
Good to know
The pricing is reasonable compared to other local barbershops.
Booking an appointment is quick and easy.
Parking is available near the shop.
Large off-leash dog park offers fenced walking trail and agility courses for dogs. Playground features hilltop views and fun equipment like ziplines and swings. Wide walkways and open fields provide space for running and enjoying urban and mountain views.
A huge off-leash dog area features a fenced walking trail, agility course, and open spaces. Multiple entrances lead to walkable paths and wild trails, with fun dog training equipment scattered around.
Good to know
Visitors should be mindful of what they leave visible in their cars.
The park has a large dog park with separate sections for large and small dogs.
Dog owners should leash their dogs unless they are in the designated dog area.
Cozy cafe shines with bright natural light and dog-friendly treats like pup-cups. Eritrean artwork adds a homey vibe while comfy seating and outlets make it perfect for work or quiet time. Outdoor spots and gentle music complete the inviting space.
A dog-friendly cafe welcomes dogs with treats like pup-cups. Dogs of all sizes hang out comfortably with their owners.
Good to know
Hagosa’s House is open every day from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
They offer free alternative milk options for all customers.
Parking is available on the side of the cafe.
Massive sculptures and ocean views create a peaceful atmosphere perfect for quiet walks and picnics. Well-kept trails support outdoor activities like cycling and exercising. Leashed dogs enjoy long walks here, making it great for family outings with pets.
Long walks happen on leashed dogs in the park, making it easy to relax and enjoy nature. The area suits family outings and beach activities like collecting shells or skipping rocks with pets.
Good to know
There is free parking available in the public parking lot.
For a flat, accessible route, park at the southernmost lot near the swings.
The hike is long and zigzagging with no clear signs; using Google Maps is recommended.
Small city park offers calm water views and grassy spots with swings. Dogs enjoy water access but must stay on leash and avoid the beach. Peaceful atmosphere and trash bins make it great for quiet relaxation and responsible pet owners.
Small, pretty park with a bit of grass and water access for dogs. Dogs must stay on leash and are not allowed on the beach. Trash bins are available for waste disposal.
Good to know
There are no restrooms available at Lowman Beach Park.
Parking is very limited, especially on sunny days.
The park is great for launching water sports like paddle boarding.
Open space with multiple sports fields and a playground offers fun for all ages. Trails provide quiet views of nature, perfect for peaceful walks. Dogs enjoy the large area but must follow leash rules enforced by animal control.
Lots of space lets dogs run freely and enjoy the outdoors. Animal control enforces rules about unleashed dogs even when the area is empty.
Good to know
There is plenty of parking available at Riverview Playfield.
The bathrooms at Riverview Playfield are not well maintained.
The fields are in extremely bad condition compared to other fields around Seattle.
Wooded ravine offers a natural escape with easy trails and fun bridges. Dogs enjoy interesting smells but beware of damaged netting and fast bicyclists. Atmosphere feels magical and peaceful despite occasional noise.
Lots of interesting smells keep dogs engaged on the trails. Some sections have damaged metal netting that can hurt paws, especially for older dogs. Fast bicyclists sometimes cause stress for dogs and walkers.
Good to know
The only public parking entrance is on 98th street.
The trails can be muddy, so wear waterproof shoes.
There are no restrooms at Fauntleroy Park.