8 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants Elkton

“When visiting family in the area, we try to get to the Brewery every time especially on nights they have live music.The clientele are all down to earth friendly people. Mostly large tables, so we usually wind up sharing a table with one or two other groups that we don’t know and we make new friends every time. Family atmosphere from young children (early) to us seniors.Large variety of beers from IPA to Lager to infused variety.Food truck with mostly pizza (many toppings) and goes well with the beer!Have outside sitting also with a train or two passing by also.Bar attendants are far the best around but don’t expect fancy cocktails or umbrella drinksJust a great night out at a real country friendly bar“

“We stopped in and brought the kids with outside food and the kids had a great time with food, checkers and cornhole. A couple days later we stopped off at the ice cream joint that they also run and my daughter spotted the bar and insisted she wanted to head back. Chill bar, lots of fun signed nerd memorabilia on the walls.“

“I consider Stone Mountain Vineyards my winery retreat. My friends and I come with a picnic to sit on the deck and enjoy a day of watching the view.We call it our “hike”….from the car to the winery. We purchase one of their cheese boards and a bottle of wine. They allow dogs- which is wonderful. They have water bowls out.I try to not go when it’s busy. That’s just me. They say the weekdays are slower than the weekends. Even when busy it is still relaxing.Note- the drive up….the last bit is very much on a dirt gravel road and narrow in many spots. If you meet a car on it, one of you will have to back up aways.“

“If you were to mix a farm, a construction company, an antique mall, and a brewery, you’d get Cave Hill Farms Brewery. Very interesting decor and layout in the barn where the wonderful assortment of beers are available. Ample parking and great food on site! Just follow the signs for the beer!“

“Lunch on 4-6-24@ 2 pmI liked this diner. We were told to sit anywhere. Since we weren't greated by our waitress within a few minutes I grabbed a couple of menues to peruse. I went for the club, A favorite of mine since childhood. The Mrs went for a Reuben. We both took a bag of chips out of a large selection of sides and served with a dill spear.My sandwich was perfect. The Reuben 's meat was flavorful but too much butter on the grill so the bread was mushy. I liked the place! A real hometown diner!!“

“It's a great family restaurant so please do not visit for ambiance.Food is awesome we had Tomato tortellini which was delicious. Brushette was good. Soup was bland.Also ordered a Sicilian pizza that tastes good. It would have been good advice if we were told it is meant for a full family of 4 heavy diet adults or easily can be a good fit for a 6-8 member group. We were just 2 and could hardly make a dent in it. ?“

“Restaurant is downstairs in the lodge, they are very dog friendly and allowed me to bring my dog through the lodge to the restaurant and onto the patio. Lovely and kind staff, very attentive, food was fantastic! And an incredible view while you dine as well!!“

“We arrived to a nice ample parking lot at 5pm on a Tuesday. We walked inside and were seated immediately and quickly approached for drink orders. The menu has some good craft beer and allocated bourbon options. We ordered the tripping animals and old bust head ipa's which were great. Our waitress was super attentive making sure to get the kids order in first while we were still deciding. We landed on the burnt ends, carnitas nachos, and cowboy burrito. Kids got grilled cheese and Fries which came out fresh and hot. Everything was like 6 or 7 out of 10. Good food, nothing that will blow your mind. But any bit that the food lacks, the service makes up for it. I will also note that the restaurant is well decorated and very clean! Overall, was one of the better experiences at a restaurant that I have had I a while!“