You Can Still Get Beer From These Dog-Friendly Twin Cities Breweries During the Pandemic
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Pros of social distancing: your coworker’s the cutest and you don’t have to wear pants. Con: one of you keeps begging to get out of the house (somewhere, anywhere) and it isn’t your pooch.
If you’re in need of a little pandemic pick-me-up, hop in the car with your woofer to grab a beer or some grub from one of these dog-friendly Twin Cities breweries. (Starred breweries are on our pupcoming Summer Dog-Friendly Brewery Pass, too.) These places have welcomed your pup for years and now’s the time to return the ruv.
Alloy Brewing Company’s growlers, snacks, and merch are online for curbside pick-up. Sunday Funday special: From noon to 8 p.m., get select growlers filled for $15.
Family-owned Bauhaus Brew Labs is now offering delivery and drive-through service so you can fetch a German-inspired crowler or six-pack from your car. They’re also giving a free growler for every $25 gift card purchase.
The cleanest fun: Bent Brewstillery—Minnesota’s first brewstillery—is offering a free 3 oz. bottle of its house-made hand sanitizer with every $20 to-go purchase. If you can’t make it to the taproom, call for delivery or stop at your local liquor store. Then wag over to its Facebook or Instagram for weekly giveaways.
What’s more classic than pizza and beer? Get both at the curb at Day Block Brewing. Order a $10 growler and a ‘za online. Pooch wants the pupperoni.
Eastlake Craft Brewery offers free same-day delivery if you order before noon. You can also schedule next-day delivery or fetch your order curbside. Bonus: If your two-legged pack is feeling peckish, add a custom, bake-at-home pizza from dog-loving Jakeeno’s to your order.
Forgotten Star Brewing Co is taking curbside orders in advance via email or phone. Not sure what you want? Peruse the crowler menu posted outside the taproom, and then snap a pic with your stash and tag another business you ruv and you’ll be entered to win a $25 gift card.
Inbound BrewCo’s gone homebound with growlers and crowlers to go or delivered to your doorstep.
Insight Brewing has also started a beer delivery service. Best mail day ever.
For-benefit corporation La Doña CervecerÃa is taking curbside orders. You can also support ‘em with a gift-card purchase or a trip to your local liquor store.
Lake Monster Brewing is taking orders online that you pick up at the door and has a tail-wagging deal: buy any two crowlers, get a third one free.
Lakes & Legends Brewing Company is offering to-go order of beers, snacks, and non-alcoholic drinks for the whole pack.
Saint Paul Brewing’s doing growlers to go at its taproom location.
Sisyphus Brewing lets you order online, then call 612-444-8674 when you’re at the curb and they’ll bring out the goods. Just keep your paws to yourself.
Surly Brewing Co.’s cooked up a sweet takeout and delivery menu of Beer Hall faves like brisket and salmon, including a family-style BBQ meal kit.
Wild Mind Artisan Ales custom brews are now available for curbside pick-up and free delivery. Place your order via the online shop.
Know another dog-friendly brewery to add to this list? Bark at us in the comments!
Want more ideas for dog-friendly fun during the pandemic? Here are 20 things to do with your pup indoors.
(Photo by Tim McG Photo & Video/Bauhaus Brew Labs)
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