Dine out with your dog at these three Twin Cities restaurants

Here are three places to treat your dog this summer.

Unleashed Hounds and Hops: This North Loop spot does it all: it’s an indoor/outdoor dog park, restaurant and brewery with events like doggie date nights, pet markets and Treat Tuesdays.

• Unlike most dog-friendly establishments, you’ll need to register your dog, provide vaccination records and pay a fee ($9 for a day pass) before visiting.

Howe Daily Kitchen & Bar: Forget the basic puppicino — this restaurant down the road from Minnehaha Dog Park has a separate menu just for dogs.

• The menu includes grilled chicken with rice and veggies, a pup burger, turkey “muttloaf” and Tail Chaser Dog Brew (aka gourmet bone broth).

Duke’s on 7: If your dog wants a true gourmet experience, this Minnetonka restaurant offers a three-course meal for pups on their “Pawtio”.

• Bonus: Dogs get free (nonalcoholic) brews on Tuesdays.

Yes, and: If your pup isn’t a fan of large groups of humans, check out our guide to the Twin Cities’ best dog parks.

Be smart: Twin Cities boasts plenty of dog-friendly patios, but if you want to bring your pup inside, you’re likely out of luck.

• Minneapolis ordinances and Minnesota state law require animals (with the exception of service animals) to stay outside unless the business has a pet shop license and follows additional regulations.