D.C.'s first dog bar will open in Logan Circle soon
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Tails are wagging — Logan Circle's long-awaited dog bar is opening soon.
Why it matters: It's the District's first dog bar and the latest addition to the region's booming doggie-conomy.
State of play: Dog Daze Social Club plans to soft open by the end of this month, a spokesperson tells Axios.
- There, you'll find an indoor restaurant, a covered patio, and a 6,000-square-foot dog-friendly garden with synthetic turf, according to a press release.
On the menu: A special Dog Daze roast from UNIDO Coffee will be available in the morning, as will Just Juice smoothies and acai bowls. You can also grab-and-go from the walk-up window.
- Later in the day, the menu will transition to bites like Chicago tavern-style pizza, focaccia sandwiches, salads and soft serve.
- To drink: Brews from Middleburg's Lost Barrel Brewing, wine, craft cocktails and zero-proof sips.
Zoom in: Dog Daze will also host events like talks with dog trainers, puppy yoga and doggo adoption events.
If you go: All four-legged visitors must be at least four months old, spayed or neutered if they're over a year old, and registered beforehand with proof of vaccinations.
- Plus: No foster pups, and only two puppers per guest.
