Dog-Friendly Coffee Shops in Austin

If we had to choose one, our coffee or our pup, we’d definitely say our pup, but damn would we miss that sweet bean juice. Here are a few places to get your beverage of choice without sacrificing time with your loyal pal.

Mozart’s Coffee Roasters

With a patio lining the edge of Lake Austin, Mozart’s has provided coffee with a view since the 90s. Their expansive outdoor patio often holds performances at night and provides a relaxing view during the day.

Cherrywood Coffeehouse

Stomach growling like your dog when he sees a squirrel? Cherrywood not only has coffee for days, including 20 syrup flavors, but a full menu including hamburgers and sandwiches to enjoy outside.

Thunderbird Coffee

Customers can take Thunderbird’s specialty seasonal drinks, such as a french toast latte, out onto the patio to enjoy with the pets. The shop also serves breakfast tacos made in-house.

Revival Coffee

Revival Coffee is a perfectly pink place to take your pup for a caffeine fix. The menu features an array of items from cocktails to coffee classics for coffee fiends and their fidos. And, for all the people who howl along to Bad Bunny in the car, there’s a dessert shaped just like him!

Houndstooth

With “hound” in the name, how could this shop possibly not be dog friendly? Houndstooth serves all of the classics at their five Austin locations, and, if one cup isn’t enough, they also sell gallons of coffee to take with you.

Epoch Coffee

With one of their locations open twenty-four hours, there’s plenty of time to play with your pooch on the patio and get coffee. In addition to coffee staples, each of their locations features the artwork of a different Austin artist.

Trianon Coffee

Since the 80s, Trianon has been serving specialty coffee drinks. For those who can’t get enough, they also sell their beans to recreate the experience at home.

For those who prefer the company of cats, check out the Purr-fecto Cat Lounge. You’ve also goat to check out Civil Goat Coffee to meet Butters, their mascot.

This article appears in March 24 • 2023.