Dog-friendly spots

Dog-friendly markets & shops.

8 markets & shops across BC, Alberta and Ontario where the venue says your dog is welcome, mostly on the patio. Each one comes with its nearest off-leash park, so you can walk first and sit after.

Showing 8 of 8

  1. Market · Halton Hills

    Andrews Farm Market & Winery

    • Dogs on the patio

    9365 10 Side Road

    Nearest off-leash park: Trafalgar Sports Park Leash Free Area, 7.2 km

    Venue's own website: FAQ says leashed dogs are welcome on the farm but not in the pick-your-own patches. · Website

  2. Market · Halton Hills

    Chudleigh's Farm

    • Dogs on the patio

    9528 Regional Road 25

    Nearest off-leash park: Cedar Hedge Park West Off-Leash Dog Park, 7.2 km

    Venue's own website: Visit page says pets are welcome at the farm. · Website

  3. Market · London

    District Ice Cream

    • Dogs on the patio
    • Dog menu

    320 Thames Street

    Nearest off-leash park: Campbell Memorial Park Dog Off-Leash Area, 1.3 km

    Venue's own website: Menu offers monthly pup cups made as simple dog-friendly ice cream. · Website

  4. Market · Malahide

    Walker Dairy Bar

    • Dogs on the patio
    • Dog menu

    49681 Talbot Street East

    Nearest off-leash park: Lions Club Dog Park, 20 km

    Venue's own website: Farm store menu lists pup cups alongside its ice cream. · Website

  5. Market · Maple Ridge

    Bruce’s Country Market

    • Dogs on the patio

    Nearest off-leash park: Albion Fairgrounds, 1.1 km

    City of Maple Ridge

  6. Market · Maple Ridge

    Golden Ears Cheesecrafters

    • Dogs on the patio

    Nearest off-leash park: Maple Ridge Upper Park, 2.2 km

    City of Maple Ridge

  7. Market · Toronto

    Evergreen Brick Works

    • Dogs on the patio

    550 Bayview Avenue

    Nearest off-leash park: Don Valley Brick Works, 0.2 km

    Venue's own website: FAQ says leashed dogs are allowed in outdoor areas, including the outdoor farmers market, but not inside buildings or the Children's Garden. · Website

  8. Market · Toronto

    Trinity Bellwoods Farmers Market

    • Dogs on the patio

    1053 Dundas Street West

    Nearest off-leash park: Trinity Bellwoods Park, 0.3 km

    Venue's own website: Market info page welcomes pets on a short leash and under control at the outdoor Tuesday market. · Website

The guide

At a glance

There are 8 dog-friendly markets & shops listed across 5 cities, led by Halton Hills with 2 so far. All of them are patio only, so plan on sitting outside.

2 are within 1 km of an off-leash park, so you can let the dog run first and then settle in. Every listing names its nearest park.

A place only appears here when the venue itself or the city says dogs are welcome, or a visitor tells us and we check it. Policies change with the season and the staff on shift, so check before you go.

Questions

Good to know.

Where can I find dog-friendly markets & shops in BC, Alberta and Ontario?

Andrews Farm Market & Winery, Chudleigh's Farm, District Ice Cream, Walker Dairy Bar and Bruce’s Country Market, plus 3 more. Most are in Halton Hills, Maple Ridge and Toronto.

Are dogs allowed inside, or only on the patio?

None of the markets & shops listed here say dogs are allowed inside, so plan on the patio.

Do any of them have treats or water for dogs?

2 say so on their own website, including District Ice Cream (a dog menu) and Walker Dairy Bar (a dog menu).

Which one is closest to an off-leash park?

Evergreen Brick Works: Don Valley Brick Works is about 0.2 km away.

How we list places

Only when someone who knows says so.

A place appears here only if the business itself says dogs are welcome (on its website or official pages), a city lists it as dog-friendly, or a visitor reports it and we check it. Each listing says which, and when we last checked.

Policies change with the seasons, the staff on shift and local health rules, and dogs are usually limited to patios. Always check with the venue before you go, and keep your dog leashed and settled while you're there.

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