Sip a cup of coffee with your dog at this cool little cafe located inside boutique pet shop Hip Hound. It serves local coffees, teas, and pastries in addition to the Puppuccino, a special doggy drink of goat milk topped with treats. If you can make it, there’s also Yappy Hour, which takes place from 5 to 7 p.m. every third Thursday and includes wine and beer tastings and bites for both humans and your pup.

Portland’s original dog bar has four locations throughout the city — each with dog-friendly patios, ample water bowls, and adorable photo opts for your pup. The brewpub also hosts the annual “Dogtoberfest,” a huge dog-wash event with beer and live music that raises money for the Dove Lewis Emergency Animal Hospital.

Inside the swank Sniff Dog Hotel (the hotel has an onsite dog salon and spa), Sniff Cafe offers coffee, craft beer, and food like sandwiches and pizza. If you come during happy hour from 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday through Friday, your pooch can play for free in a supervised 2000-square-foot indoor space. And who knows, perhaps your pup will make a friend or two.

Looking for top-notch cocktails? This charming North Portland bar known for naming its mixed drinks after culty Princess Bride references is a great option. It also serves Cajun-inspired plates, including vegan and gluten-free dishes, and its dog-friendly patio is a great spot to chill on a sunny afternoon. Happy hour runs from 3 to 6 p.m. daily, with discounted food and drink like the $5 daily punch.

This Lompoc Brewery brewpub comes with a covered patio — it’s heated during the colder months — where you can get sauced without feeling guilty about leaving Fido at home. It serves quality pub food like bacon-topped elk burgers and ale-battered fish and chips, as well as vegetarian items like tofu tacos with jalapeno-citrus slaw and pepitas.

Leave it up to Portland to have a bar that combines our favorite things (besides dogs): beer and the great outdoors. Home to the beloved S’more Stout, the brewery has a huge, dog-friendly patio complete with fire pits and log benches. As for food, you can order at the bar from one of the local food carts. They rotate, so check the website for current options.

The Washington High School dog park begins right where the patio ends at Marthas, so you can let your pooch run free while you relax and peruse the menu of 24 rotating drafts. Besides beer, there’s a full bar with some house cocktails, as well as sandwiches, pizzas, and salads. The cafe even has toys your dog to play with, in addition to complementary dog treats, water bowls, and doggy bags for taking care of business.

Treat your best friend to dinner. One of the more popular brunch spots in Portland, this cafe is a favorite among dog owners for its little dog menu, including dog dessert. There’s a covered patio as well as an adjoining one with umbrellas and tables. Go on a Tuesday for Doggie Love Night, where you can buy one full-priced adult meal and get a free dog dinner, starting at 5 p.m.

A vegan Indian fusion spot located in Northeast Glisan’s micro-restaurant row, The Sudra has a small, dog-friendly patio, so you can dine on pakora and lentil stew with your pup by your side. There’s a daily happy hour from 4 and 7 p.m., and again from 9 p.m. to close, with $1-off cocktails and wines (but the real steal is the $2 tall boy). The Sudra has a second location in St Johns with a dog-friendly patio, as well, for some sustenance after a long day romping around at Cathedral Park.

Bar trivia: Built in 1931, The Station was originally home to what business? The answer: The Northwestern Electric Company. And today, it’s a popular hangout for game nights, with a nice back patio with tables and umbrella, and a hyper friendly spot for canine guests. Here, find dog bowls, dog food menus, dog treats, and, best of all, free doggy bandanas. As for human food, there are bar snacks like nachos and wings, scratch-made pizza pies, and burgers. Find 10 rotating brews on-tap. The dog entrance is to the right of the pub.

If you and your dog are looking to escape to a tranquil, zen-like garden, head to Yakuza Lounge’s lush, landscaped patio. The kitchen offers things like fresh sushi, salads, a killer burger, and craft cocktails.

This Highway 99-themed restaurant serves up Southern comfort food like its signature beef brisket, a barbecue dish cooked with an in-house smoker. There are also a number of vegetarian items such as cornmeal fritters smothered in barbecue sauce and cauliflower bowls, as well as Southern-inspired cocktails to wash everything down. The spacious dog-friendly patio has plenty of tables, doggie bowls, and a fireplace surrounded by Adirondack chairs that will make you feel as if you’re at a backyard party. All kids menu items are half price on Mondays.

This spacious warehouse cafe welcomes doggies, and on warmer days, the large roll-up doors remain open to keep the place breezy. Elevator Cafe & Commons gets its name from an old decommissioned elevator that marks the centerpiece of the industrial space, and ceiling windows offer plenty of natural light. Get your caffeine fix with its signature small batch single origin coffee, which can be paired with one of the freshly baked pastries or a breakfast sandwich.

We all know that hangovers suck, and bringing your pup along for brunch ensures you needn’t wallow in pathetic agony alone. Holman’s serves breakfast all day, but the real attraction is its weekend build-your-own bloody mary bar, where you can make your own drink with a selection of vodkas infused with ingredients like refreshing cucumber or for a spicy kick, Thai Sriracha. Dogs are allowed on the enclosed garden patio, a tranquil area with lots of plants and a trickling fountain that proves a stark contrast to the dark and divey interior.