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Brasserie Jo ($$$$)
Dogs--or les chiens, if you prefer--aren't only allowed
at this French spot, they're encouraged. Bring Fifi along, and
she'll get plenty of water, a complimentary plate of steak
tartare, and probably some canine company, as this is spot is
très popular with the canine set.
El: Red Line to Grand
59 W
Hubbard St, Chicago, IL
(312) 595-0800
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Cucina Bella Restaurant
($$$$) 
Both
of this popular Italian spot's locations treat dogs like
royalty, offering water, a free bowl of pasta, and a doggy
treat for dessert. No wonder they're considered two of the
most pet-friendly restaurants in Chicago.
Bus: 22 to Broadway St/Diversey
Pkwy; 36 to Clark St/Diversey Pkwy; 76 to Hampden Ct; 151, 152
to Diversey Pkwy/Sheridan Rd
543 W Diversey Pkwy, Chicago,
IL
(773) 868-1119
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Gallery Cafe
Four-legged customers love the
Gallery Cafe's "doggy biscottis" so much, they lead their
owners right to the patio at this artsy Wicker Park spot. Free
bowls of water, too.
1760 W North Ave, Chicago, IL
(773)
252-8228
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Las Mananitas Mexican
Restaurant ($$$$)
At
this friendly Mexican spot in Boystown, pooches on the patio
get a rainbow-colored bowl of water before they even have to
yelp for it.
3523 N
Halsted St, Chicago, IL
(773) 528-2109
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Pauline's ($$$$)
This Andersonville breakfast spot's a popular hangout
for pooches, who always get a bowl of water while their owners
dine on the patio.
1754 W Balmoral Ave, Chicago, IL
(773)
561-8573
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Uncommon Ground ($$$$)
Dogs
are welcomed warmly on the patio at this Lakeview coffeehouse.
While you have your latte, your pup can lap up some water and
munch on dog biscuits.
El: Red Line to Sheridan; bus: 22 to Grace St
1214 W
Grace St, Chicago, IL
(773) 929-3680
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Bordo's Eatery &
Sauce
Not
only can you hang with your pet on the patio at this Lincoln
Park hangout, you'll actually get 15 percent off your tab for
bringing Fido along--or for just showing a picture of him to
management (Sun-Thu 11am-11pm).
El: Red or Brown Line to Fullerton;
bus: 8 to Altgeld St; 11 to Altgeld St; 74 to Halsted
St/Lincoln Ave
2476 N Lincoln Ave, Chicago, IL
(773)
529-6900
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Cullen's Bar &
Grill
Dogs
can cool off outside the patio area at this authentic Irish
pub, where bowls of water and biscuits keep pooches
happy.
El: Brown
Line to Southport; bus: 152 to Southport Ave
3741 N
Southport Ave, Chicago, IL
(773) 975-0600
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Four Farthings
Tavern 
Your
pet can rehydrate with a free bowl of water at this English
pub's patio (dogs must be leashed).
2060 N Cleveland Ave, Chicago,
IL
(773) 935-2060
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Rainbo Club
Dog-owners are welcome to bring
their four-legged friends into this Wicker Park spot during
the afternoons, before it gets too crowded.
Bus: 50 to Division St; 70 to Damen
Ave
1150 N Damen Ave, Chicago, IL
(773)
489-5999
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Will's Northwoods
Inn
Pooches are welcomed with a bowl of water on the patio
of this bar for nostalgic Wisconsinites.
El: Brown Line to Wellington; bus:
77 to Racine Ave
3032 N Racine Ave, Chicago, IL
(773)
528-4400
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Grace Noethling Park (a.k.a. Wiggly
Field)
With
a fake mailbox for marking territory and a
foot-and-a-half-high drinking fountain, this is the city's
only sanctioned off-leash doggy space.
2645 N Sheffield Ave, Chicago,
IL
(773) 348-2832
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Lincoln Park
From enjoying a run (on-leash, of
course) along the path to sledding in the winter, dogs are in
four-leg heaven at this lush, 1200-acre space. Be sure to
check out Bark Park, just south of Addison and east of the
path.
Bus: 22, 36 to
Fullerton Pkwy; 76, 77, 151, 152, 156 to park
2400 N
Stockton Dr, Chicago, IL
(312) 742-7726
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Wicker Park
Dogs can get a bit of exercise at
the southeast corner of the park, where a fenced-in area
allows pooches to wander off-leash.
1425 N Damen Ave, Chicago,
IL
(312) 742-7553
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Hamlin Park
Dogs roam free inside the fenced-in
area at Hoyne and Wellington. Two handy plastic bag dispensers
provide easy cleanup.
3035 N. Hoyne Ave., Chicago,
IL
(312)742-7785
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Dog Beach
It's not officially sanctioned by
the city, but you'll find plenty of pooches at this tiny
stretch of sand just off the lakefront path.
North of Belmont on the lakefront
path, Chicago, IL
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Loyola-Leone Beach
Before 9am and during the off-season
(the day after Labor Day till the day before Memorial Day),
you can stroll--unofficially--with your pet along the water at
this quiet beach.
Loyola and Leone parks, Chicago, IL
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Barneys New York
As long as your dog's small and
well-groomed, you're welcome to bring it into
Barney's.
El: Red
Line to Chicago; bus: 22 to Walton St; 36 to Oak St; 70 to
Walton St; 145, 146, 151 to Delaware Pl
25 E Oak St,
Chicago, IL
(312) 587-1700
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Anthropologie
Pooches are welcome at this Gold
Coast store--just make sure Fifi behaves
herself.
El: Red
Line to Clark/Division; bus: 36 to Maple St; 70 to Maple St;
151 to Cedar St
1120 N State St, Chicago, IL
(312)
255-1848
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Urban Outfitters
This hip store stocks the occasional
dog bowl or leash, so it's only fair that canines of all sizes
are welcomed here.
935 N Rush St, Chicago, IL
(312) 640-1919
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Unabridged Books
The staff at this Lakeview store are
happy to see four-legged shoppers. They've even got doggie
treats for canine booklovers.
Bus: 36 to Aldine Ave; 77, 156 to
Broadway
3251 N Broadway St, Chicago, IL
(773)
883-9119
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Sofitel Chicago Water
Tower
The
French love their dogs, so it's only fitting that four-legged
guests are welcome at this cosmopolitan hotel.
El: Red Line to Chicago
20 E
Chestnut Street, Chicago, IL
(312) 324-4000
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Four Seasons Hotel
A dog's life ain't too shabby here,
where under-15-pound pooches are treated to doggy beds,
biscuits, bottled water, and a special canine room-service
menu with dishes like the Tail Wagger, a tasty plate of
shredded braised beef with steamed rice.
El: Red Line to Chicago; bus: 3 to
Chicago Ave/Michigan Ave; 36 to Delaware Pl; 66 to Chicago
Ave/Michigan Ave; 145, 146, 147, 151 to Delaware Pl
120 E
Delaware Pl, Chicago, IL
(312) 280-8800
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Palmer House
Hilton
Pets
under 85 pounds are welcome, but don't expect any special
perks: Guests with dogs must use the service elevator and sign
an agreement to pay for any damage incurred by the
canine.
El: Red Line
to Monroe; Blue Line to Monroe; Green, Orange or Brown Line to
Madison/Wabash
17 E Monroe St, Chicago, IL
(312)
726-7500
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Ritz-Carlton Chicago
This swanky hotel is doggie
destination number one. The Pet Program here offers treats,
bottled water and more. Well-mannered pooches can even join
their master for afternoon tea.
El: Red Line to Chicago; bus: 3 to
Chicago Ave/Michigan Ave; 66 to Michigan Ave; 145, 146, 147,
151 to Pearson St; 157 to Mies van der Rohe Way/Pearson
St
160 E Pearson St, Chicago, IL
(312) 266-1000
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