MUTTS Canine Cantina® - Dallas

The small dog side gets absolutely no attention from the staff. The heaters on that side are broken and/or out of fuel, but the fans are continuously blowing on high even when it’s cold at night. No one cares or pays attention at all. No poop bags (on either side). Staff is not attentive in the slightest. I spend more time picking up poop and tending to other people’s large dogs who have been let into the small dog side than actually getting to relax. One of the measly pieces of “exercise” equipment on the small side has broken/missing parts that will never be repaired. The latch to the only entrance for the small dog side has not worked in I don’t even know how long. There hasn’t even been hand soap in one of the restrooms all week. Yikes. There never seems to be anyone in charge walking around to see how things are going. Someone please tell me I’m wrong about any of these things and I will edit my review. I have no idea why people keep pretending this place is worth it—for the human or their dog. I used to love the place before I moved here, but now that I live here, it has become such a letdown every time. Perhaps that’s when they changed ownership. Can someone who has ever run a small business for a day please step in. Please remember that people PAY a monthly membership to come here, and then they PAY for food and drink. What do they get in return?

Good idea of restaurant and doggy park but having to pay $12.95 to let your dog go play with other dogs at the doggy park is pricey and more when the plan is not staying at the park for more than an hour. Good happy hour week days and weekends. Food prices are reasonable.

Britt was amazing!!! She was so kind and welcoming… our first time there we are def getting a monthly pass because of our experience we brought London pics below. The company was great! There was an aggressive wiener dog who was attacking all the dogs but most of us just realized it was their issue not the parks we all had a great time! Met new people and had some delish drinks.. we did the 3 day promo and we will be buying the pass. The cook wasn’t there and they had to find another person to train.. so we didn’t get to try the food but we will try again tomorrow… good energy and great company and the people were friendly expect the wiener dog and his girlfriend. lol the bar is so close to the dog park that you can grab your drinks and still see your dogs. It’s fantastic. The gates are super secure and easy to use. The chairs are laid back and people are so friendly. Brit walked us through the park and showed us how to use the equipment. Thank you! It was one of the best dog parks in the city and it’s great to drink and be with our pup!

Ron and Hercules are simply the best part about coming out here for me and my dog, Charli. Hercules is the sheriff of mutts and doesn’t let any of the pooches get bullied without gently putting his body in between the chaos! Dog parks, am I right? One of my favorite spots in Dallas, no doubt.

I don't characterize this as a dog park. This is an outdoor bar without enough tvs to watch football and barely enough room to accommodate patrons with 10 pound dogs (or less). The concept might work better if they rebranded it to "Small Dogs Cantina." The actual "pit" area is very small, surrounded by chairs where people can drink alcohol, get their shoes dirty, socialize in a condensed area and hope the dog doesn't get mauled by a visiting 150 pound dog. It's your dog and take your chances. It's not for me and my dog and there's way better options for this prime real estate. Add gravel, lose the dirt cedar pit, and turn this location into a hopping beer garden for all the residents who would love to enjoy it. The owner of this location is "missing it" on concept. If you want people to pay for a membership for a dog park, you need to have "dog attendants" and frankly, more space. This is a "pay to put your dog at risk in a small space" program. Not a good use of Dallas real estate.

Found this place via word of month 2 yrs ago when in town as part of Vegas Golden Knight organization. It was unique environment to let dog whom traveled with me to unwind. Met some genuine friendly Dallasites. However being in town for family emergency, this morning Friday 12-12-25 had the disgusting experience of find a homeless individual dedicating in the tan bark at the furthest part of dog park. The cantina was not open to report it. Tried to call numerous times and no one answered phone later this morning and afternoon. Please be safe. This issue will be posted on numerous social media pages regarding this venue looking more run down and unsafe.

I visit Mutts frequently in the mornings, but I’m considering ending my membership. One major concern is the cleanliness of the space—there’s often trash left on or under the tables, either from patrons not picking up after themselves or from staff not cleaning thoroughly at night. I usually have to spend the first few minutes tidying up to make sure my dog doesn’t get into anything. While I understand that my photos may not portray a ‘big’ problem, the frequency is the issue. I expect more for paying nearly ~$400/annually in subscription fees.

We’ve been coming here for the past year and originally we loved it. However, in the past 6 months things have really gone downhill. One concern is the cleanliness of the space. As another review mentioned, there’s often trash left on or under the tables which we have to pick up to avoid my dog eating a straw or other garbage. The small dog area in particular seems to get no cleaning done. The facility in general just seems run down lately. The gates don’t work to scan in at, the signs are rusted and broken or falling off. They’re constantly out of doggy bags. I don’t see why I’m paying when I could clearly just walk in for free like other people. The main thing going for them is the location for people living in the area, and the frozen drinks! I will always recommend the frozen drinks.

For a dog park- this place actually has such good food! A friend and I took our pups out on a Saturday afternoon and had such a good time. It's also in a super walkable area which is nice to walk around as you work off your amazing meal. My doggie had such a great time and I can't wait to take her back!

Great dog park with a full bar, food, dog treats. Bark rangers patrol the park and the people are friendly.

Really cool concept to have a huge dog park with everything a dog could ever want. They have a full service bar with happy hour and kitchen. They had a nice selection of local beer and frozen drinks for those hits days. There's plenty of shade and seating for those there. We didn't have our dog but just enjoyed our drinks and played with dogs. Awesome place!

Wonderful time with our pup! There were lots of playful dogs, and the park is thoughtfully divided into two area ~ one for larger dogs and another for smaller breeds. The food and drinks were perfect for a relaxed afternoon. The staff were kind and a joy to be around. Plenty of nearby parking and registering for a day pass to the dog park took just 5-10 minutes. Easy to access and download access code with your phone.

10/10. Food is amazing and delicious- not what you would expect from a dog park. Park is well maintained and clean. Patrons are considerate of each other and make a great community at Mutts. Love that there are both big and small dog parks. My little is older and can get overwhelmed, but not at Mutts. Owners are diligent about watching their dogs keeping this a safe environment. She gets to run, play, and sniff in a safe spot. Pro tip: mimosas and bloody Mary's are $3 from 11-1 on Saturday and Sunday so that makes Mutts one of the best brunch deals in town!

Appetizers-Chicken tenders, fried pickles were good. Service included pup cups & poop pickup as necessary.Great atmosphere if you're a dog lover.

Stopped by when I was visiting town from Houston. Truly amazing concept! It's member based (annually, monthly, or day pass), but worth every penny. Great food and drinks for the humans and tons of fury friends for your dogs to meet and play with. Tons of seating and good music to keep you hanging out for longer than you ever thought you'd be at a dog park. They also have a shower station to clean up your pup after their get dirty from running around. Lots of free parking all around the block.

no propane tanks - dallas is getting below 40.... ridiculous. don't come here, stay home.(general manager) has done nothing to fix this issue as we approach winter. also they have not had new beer taps for the last year. The restroom is a mess, soap is barely accessible. This manager needs to be demoted, horrible customer service. Almost $30/moth for non suitable conditions.

There's something for everyone at Mutts Cantina. Their burger is delicious (maybe a bit too small?), and their Doggie Dog was perfect for Capi, our pomsky. And of course it was: a grilled Hot dog with peanut butter and a treat in the middle; what dog wouldn't love that? We had a great time even though we didn't get into the actual dog park. It was too crowded, and we didn't want to risk our dog getting nervous. Mutts Cantina is a perfect place to spend a couple of hours, eat, and connect with other dog owners.

Excellent customer service and music!! Came here on a Sunday and they have $3 mimosas and $4 bloody Mary's Saturday and Sunday until 1pm. I ordered the chicken tenders with French fries and everything was delicious! Great place to have a casual bite to eat, grab a drink or two, and bring your puppers! They have 2 dog parks. One for smaller dogs and one for larger ones. Had a great time, highly recommend! Pro tip: make sure you check in on Yelp for a FREE doggie dessert or doggie dog!

Dog park could be improved. I highly recommend looking at hops & hounds down in San Antonio. Our dog loves to climb on things. The only thing Mutts has is something in the back corner out of the way that's not really well put together. On the other note they do have really good margaritas!

The food is great and this dog park is a Godsend for my dog! The service is great and they are very attentive. I wish they would add onto their drink menu with new frozen drinks but I realize that is up to corporate. I love Mutts!!!

I had the worst experience last night I've ever had in a restaurant in my life! DO NOT go there. I created this yelp account specifically for this review. I've always gone with my foster dogs and my own dog but tonight was really bad. The staff was incredibly rude from the beginning, didn't call our order when ready and then when I ordered dinner for my 9 year old there they recommended the chicken tenders which came out so spicy my friend who asked to take a bite was astounded. We tried to tell the staff who told my friend "it's fine I ate 3 today".....Instead of trying to help they glared, gave nasty looks, and then said later I could do a grilled cheese instead but couldn't refund the meal for my daughter. I couldn't finally get a grilled cheese until NINE at night. **But the attitude delivered was second to none** Hurtful and such a shame to be treated like garbage when I take my family and friends there by choice as a "fun" outing and meal.

I used to love coming here but it has gone downhill. The last few times I went the trash cans were overflowing and the dog park areas were filthy. Not worth the cost of entry.

I've been coming to Mutts for over a year now, and have convinced 3 of my friends to become members. So as much as I genuinely want to give Mutts a 5-star rating, it would not be an accurate representation of this business. Here's where my conflict is: Pro: It's a dog's heaven in uptown Dallas. There's tons of space to run and play off-leash. Plus, they have good drinks and wifi for those of us on 2 legs. Con: It's not always very well kept up. I've seen chairs break under people 3 different times. The wood underneath the water hose area is rotting and unstable. In various spots underneath the mulch is jagged rocks that tear up dogs' paw pads whenever exposed. Pro: They have REALLY good drinks for really cheap prices. Like $4 drinks during happy hour and $3 mimosas on weekend mornings level of cheap prices. Con: Some drinks (like ranch waters) are served in glass bottles. Glass bottles in the dog park just creates safety concerns for me. Pro: The location! Right in West Village, Mutts is a great, convenient spot for anyone in Uptown/Oak Lawn/Knox Henderson. Con: Though they have a HUGE parking lot, you may not be able to find a spot on Saturday or Sunday because people going to the Rustic's (next door) weekend brunch use the parking lot. Plus, there aren't lines everywhere, so people make their own spots.... Even if it's blocking someone in... and it normally is Pro: They have a lot of rules in place regarding what dogs are/are not welcome. These include that the dog must be more than four months old, be spayed/neutered, and be vaccinated. Con: They don't ask for proof of any of it, it is simply honor system. The only thing they are truly strict about is that male dogs are neutered, and that is only because it is visually apparent when this rule is broken Pro: All of the bark rangers and bartenders are super sweet and helpful (shoutout to Autumn and Alan) Con: Management doesn't hold to their word or maintain bans on aggressive dogs. I have literally watched a dog start 2 to 3 fights before it was asked to take a break in the parking lot. After about five minutes it was allowed back in, where it just started fights all over again. This is not the only time I've seen this happen with the same dog, and yet this same dog is always allowed to return, and is even a regular. Overall, I really do love Mutts, and I'm going to continue to bring my dog here. I love that I can work or have a drink while my dog can play. However, I love Mutts more for the business model than for how the business is run itself, and there's many changes that I really wish would be made.

This dog park is such a fun experience as an out of town dog mom looking to relocate to the area. Located in West Village and offers small and large dog park, food and alcohol as well as doggie friendly bites. I had so much fun socializing myself and my pup with cool locals and taking in the adorable atmosphere of the cutest dogs joyfully playing. They offer day passes or memberships which I see as useful especially if you live close.

What a cool place. I loved it, the dogs love it. There was live music when I went and the beer is cold. Got a dog wash from the mobile groomer out front too. What a great way to spend a sunny day with a dog!

We have a blast every time we go to Mutt's! It's honestly a perfect place to go where your dogs can enjoy some fun, you can work, eat and drink all in the same place. Set up your laptop in the shade and let the dogs play. There's a side for small dogs and a side for large dogs. There is so much open space and a ton of seating all around. The kitchen doesn't open until 3 but you can still get drinks before then. You do have to have a membership to enter, you can do a daily pass or monthly or yearly i believe. Daily pass is about $10 but definitely worth it if you hang around for a bit. I have never had a problem with any aggressive dogs or any situation like that while being here. There is a team member that walks around and breaks anything up if something happens. There's plenty of water bowls and even a tub or two to splash around in. There is not only drinks and snacks for us humans but also some fun frozen treats for the pups.

Must I say, this is an GREAT place for a Dog Park! First time here and I was greeted by staff with open arms. Rangers playing with the dogs even running with them from time to time. I would definitely like to s/o you'll management team especially Mr. Michael for all the help and assistance of making one feel at home. I do plan on coming back and hope to see the same people specially that awesome bartender!!! Can't remember his name but had to blonde hair, Great Guy and can make any drink!!

I used to love this place, but maintenance has gone downhill. The park entry gate was broken last night, so any dog could just sneak out. I asked for hot water for tea, and their hot water line was broke, so they had to boil it, because they don't even have a microwave--what kitchen doesn't have a microwave? In the summer, they neglected to get pools for the pups (in August no less), despite multiple people asking them to. They used to have at least 3 metal water troughs to accommodate the dogs. Now, asking for even 1 pool is a chore. Petsmart is less than a mile away! The park rangers move at a snail's pace when there's a fight. Dog owners move with more urgency. Multiple wood slats are broken, it's obvious the deck needs repair--what are we paying for, exactly???

My friend and I took our dogs to mutts the other weekend. The place was buzzing. They actually had good drinks and good food. I got a few beers and a vodka soda and my friend got the fried pickles! The dog parks are split small and large dogs, but you have to pay and register your dog for the park which is about $10 for the day. The place was crowded. Again, you are taking on the responsibility of your dog getting a disease or potentially getting hurt. Overall it was a fun time!! Kind of a small venue considering the amount of dogs on the weekend!

This place is like Chuck-E-Cheese for fur babies! My dog had a whole bunch of fun in the sun! My party enjoyed a Barkarita and the Pomegranate lemonade - they were STRONG. I was too excited to drink it and forgot the pictures (whoops). The food was what I've come to expect in Dallas - a bit too pricey and small portions. But, let's be honest, I came to get tipsy with my dog. My biggest qualm was with how you actually enter the restaurant. There is one main gate that is on the opposite side from the parking lot. It was a bit confusing, but they can't change it now. Also, I was under the impression that if you were not going to take your pup into the dog park they were free. It would be nice if it said the contrary on the website somewhere, just to have saved me $10. I personally wasn't super impressed with the dog park. I'm not a fan of mulch in the bark park, I feel that it poses a bit of an injury risk for paws. I'd rather go to our regular park for free. But, overall, it is a nice establishment. You come in for the novelty idea once and you come back for pawties, but I wouldn't make this a regular pit stop.

Such a great place to bring your pup. Drinks are good and fairly priced. Had some nice frozen options too if that interests you. You do have to pay a fee to get in/ use the dog park but it is worth it. So much space for the dogs to run around and play. There are frisbees and tennis balls. Plenty of bowls for water, and also buckets of water for your dog to play in and cool off. Customer service was great - the workers come out to the dog park area often to keep everything tidy and they will even play with your dog if the dog wants to!

This was a pretty solid dog friendly restaurant! Pros: their food is good and reasonably priced. I ordered the mutts burger and the mutts chicken sandwhich, both came with fries and were so filling. Definitely favored the burger, we also ordered two beers. Probably next time we will come during happy hour and try their other drinks. We got our puppy a popsicle and he devoured it in less than 5 minutes, it was a pretty good size too! The workers were very friendly and offered me and my friend's dog treats. Cons: you have to get a day pass for 9 dollars or monthly membership for your dog to enter the dog park. They also require registration to make sure your dog is neutered and vaccinated, it was a bummer bc my dog really wanted to play with the others! We were still able to bring our dog, he just wasn't allowed in the actual dog park. There was about 10 ish tables outside the dog park, luckily we came on a weekday so we were able to secure a table for ourselves Overall, I would recommend coming here! I will definitely be visiting again

Love the atmosphere and the drinks. I don't have a dog yet but I'm planning on getting one and this will definitely be our hangout spot. Lu is a great bartender. She asked me what I was drinking once and she remembered it the whole time I was there dispute having many customers. The music is a bit dated and it seems to be a loop I heard 1 song about 3 times while I visited the park. The food was not the best. The bun on my chicken sandwich was burnt and the short manager didn't seem to care. The manager made multiple announcements on the intercom to not vape in the park and I have no idea why. It was very annoying. In all, I had a great time. I will be back with or without a dog. They have a great happy hour.

Love this place for happy hour!! Got the $5 barkarita lol my dog Royce also enjoys himself!

AMBIENCE: For an outdoor spot in TEXAS, Mutts Cantina came prepared to combat the Dallas heat. With misters, a multitude of shaded spaces, and just the cutest setup for the dog-obsessed; I am truly thrilled they're opening a second location in Austin. CLEANLINESS: - The one thing I can't stand is when a dog park is disgusting and not well kept. This is NOT Mutts. They have done a great job at keeping the place clean and well-maintained. FOOD/DRINKS: - Great drinks at a WONDERFUL price. Make sure to go during happy hour and weekend mornings. They have $4 HH drink specials and $3 weekend mimosa specials. YES PLEASE! Only Issue: - From talking to the locals, there has been an issue with aggressive dogs being allowed back in to the park. While attending we didn't experience any, but I know I have been to dog parks where this is a huge issue. There are bark rangers that are really helpful, but I would still recommend not just letting your dog "be free". Actually monitor your dog, and the dogs around them.

I love Mutts so much that I come from Bishop Arts to take my dog here on the reg. A lot of the bad reviews here are funny. The person that claimed overpriced drinks, amusement park food and thought Deep Ellum's dog park was nicer.. which is full of human feces and homeless people.. uhhh yeah, ok guy. Their "yappy hour" is $4 cocktails. If you can't afford that, you shouldn't be spending money on drinks. Also, their food is surprisingly good for being a dog park. Anyways, I like coming here because 1. Margaritas are the bomb and 2. I have a crazy hyper dog that needs to run and I can always count on there being a ton of dogs here. Then staff is friendly and any encounters I've had with other people here has been great. It's like $9 for a day pass but you should just get the monthly membership for $16. Totally worth it.

Chicken and Egg Breakfast Sandwich is the best plus their French fries are to die for!

Great private dog park in the heart of Uptown Dallas right across from the Canopy Hilton. Monthly rate is around $20 for unlimited access. You get a UPC code on your phone to scan and gain access. Just take a screenshot and save it to your camera roll. Scanner is a little jenky but eventually you'll figure it out. All dogs are off leash and there is a separate park for small dogs

Usually my pup & I have a great time here. I struggled to leave one star review. However, today, my pup picked up a toy a guy kept throwing at Mutt's, an off leash dog park. After picking up the toy, my pup was smacked across the head & elbowed by an unprovoked Caucasian, heavier set male. My pup is not aggressive, very obedient, & playful. After observing the cruelty to my pup, I told this man to never hit my pup! The Narcissistic man acted as if he was the attacked "victim" & had the audacity to insult me as if I was in the wrong. A Mutt's employee approached the loser & I to de-escalate the situation. I was informed that this guy was nasty & condescending towards others at Mutt's, prior to this incident. However, the manager had NOT asked him to leave. The guy called me "little girl", told me to "shut the f up", etc. Even antagonized me to assault him. I did not retaliate & neither did my pup. I asked the Mutt's employee to please ask the manager to come over. The manager, Bri, did nothing & told me her job was just to deescalate the interaction?? 2 witnesses offered their numbers & names as well explanations of the unprovoked cruelty & disrespect my pup & I experienced. However, Bri, the manager did NOT care & Mutt's obviously doesn't care if dogs are assaulted, unprovoked, on their property. Bri did NOT ask the man to leave. ZERO consequences were given to this "man". "Statements" were taken & that was it. Bri, the manger went on to treat herself to shots of liquor, on the clock, with a male customer at the bar as she discussed trying to get a job at Happiest Hour. Never mind the safety & moral treatment of dogs at Mutt's...I sat at the bar & observed this before quietly leaving with my pup, in disgust & sadness. Another thing, Bri has previously told me Mutt's accepts Apple Pay. Today, when I first arrived at Mutt's & tried to order my pup food & such, Bri told me Mutt's does not accept Apple Pay. That is fine but please be consistent because it's confusing otherwise. I called the police to report the "man's" unprovoked excessive cruelty to my pup. DPD not only took several hours to respond...but, too, went on to explain to me that the Texas Penal Code doesn't consider the "man's" behavior "criminal"...considering my pup did not sustain critical/serious injury...???? That can't be right. Where are the laws to protect beloved 4 legged family members? I bet if someone smack & elbowed their dogs, they'd be a bit more motivated to do something about this.

Went here for my pup's birthday. Really enjoyed it, wished they maybe had an attendant present to greet people and help new timers know how everything works, but other than that, the burgers were delicious, my shake was great, and my pup had a great time. Will go again!

I've been going to Mutt's for almost 2 years now, and I've heard mixed reviews from people and occasionally seen the agressive dog/owner combo and you can either chose the leave or keep your distance but recently my dog was violently attacked out of nowhere from a German shepherd and noticed the owners of the dog weren't even in the dog park when I grabbed mine and shouted "who's dog is this?". I found them outside getting drinks at the bar and when I approached the two about the issue and suggested not to leave their dog alone again they reacted defensively and did not apologize. I was grateful that bystanders were there supporting me and another owner said she noticed the same dog was trying to bite hers. A bark ranger got help from a manager to clean my dogs wound and brought out the supervisor to create a report. He initially was supportive when he heard the story and said he would speak to them, but after about 10 mins he came back and said the only thing he could do was write a report but not block them from coming back again- that they would need another report in order to have the dog banned, he also suggested to use the small dog park. I was in shock that day and honestly think that's a terrible policy because now someone else's dog is at risk in order to keep a safe place to play. Sharing pictures of the dog for whoever wants to be precautious and not have to sacrifice their dog's health or well being for others safety. Mine is now in 4 weeks recovery and with a 200$ vet bill. Not sure if I want to keep my membership any more after this experience. I wasn't called and checked up on either.

I'm not used to paying admission for a dog park, but for this place I will! For $10 on a daily pass, I like to make an afternoon of it spending about 2 hours there. It's nice that they have lawn chairs readily available and have options to order snacks/drinks (including for your fur ball!).

Great spot to take the pup. There's some really good food here too. I've been bringing my dog to MUTTS for about 3 months now and I love coming. Staff is always friendly and I actually have had some great food here as well.

This isn't against the place itself but a certain bartender, the little Hispanic girl who works there. We were all sitting at the bar talking and ordered a round of shots. The bartender refused to serve one of our friends because she was "slurring" her words. Our friend is from Ottawa, Canada and has a thick French Canadian accent, and had not had a drop the entire night. Instead of realizing her mistake and being an understanding service person she dug her heels in and refused to listen to any reason. Not a good way to represent your bar, our great state, and the United States as a whole; if you are uncultured and refuse service because someone doesn't sound like you, you probably shouldn't be working in the service industry.

Where toe start?! Mutts is amazing! They are the perfect patio to spend the afternoon at with your dog and kick back. Multiple locations, although I am personally biased to the uptown Dallas location, all our great spots for letting your dog run free in the park area while you can sip a drink, eat a burger or snack, or just relax and catch up with friends, it's family and pet friendly! 10/10 recommend for locals and tourists visiting with their four-legged furiends. Either way, you'll have a great time.

We are regular customers. Never a problem with the dogs or staff. We love this place. But yesterday Sunday I got 12 flea bites from sitting outside on the high chair with the table. Thank God my dog takes her monthly treatment. But as for us humans flea will still bite. Watch out if you go and if you are highly allergic to bites.

First time here and let me tell y'all, the service here provided by Bri this morning was astonishing! The park was well kept and well secured. Big and small dog are so separated so my rookie 1 year old hyper Luka behaved well with all the other bigger dogs. If you don't have a membership, get one asap and order the tenders. 5 star review. And lots of friends to make.

Cool concept with lots of potential. The bar was out of everything, so I opted for a margarita. The margarita was terrible and the beer was hot. I purchased a day pass just to see everyone walk right in. The grounds could also use some maintenance.

So cute, loved watching the doggies! They have pools and water tubs for the pups on a hot day. Good food and drinks

Cool place, but not good customer service. I love in the area, so decided to check it out despite not having a dog. Was excited to try some drinks and watch some dogs run around, can't think of anything better. We went on a very hot day, and that made for some bad drinks. Apparently the heat was messing with the tap system, and that's the items on happy hour. The bartender had to fill 4 buckets of foam to get half a beer of liquid. Eventually, she was like do you want to just order something else? I had waited probably 5 minutes at this point. You would expect them to sub the drinks out at happy hour price since the tap issue is completely their fault, but nope I had to buy different drinks and was charged the full price each time. Not a huge deal, but when you mess up, you should not pass that price onto the customer. Dogs were nice to look at though, that was the best part! Some ran around freely just looking for some pets. Also, do not get the frozen margaritas (not good, taste like straight sugar). Stick to the canned drinks.

You can drink, eat and play with a park full of puppies. Is this heaven? My pup LOVEs MUTTS. We have have been coming here for over a year now and they are consistently making improvements to make it a better experience for both dogs and owners. It's $7 a day/visit or $15 for a month membership. You don't have to be a genius to know that the membership is the way to go. There are two parks adjacent from one another. One is for puppies and small dogs (under 25 lbs) and the other is for the larger dogs. There are small pools for the dogs to jump in and stay hydrated - this is great for the summer months. Both parks are fenced in , so no worries about letting your pup let loose ! The best part (for humans) is the bar. There are multiple options for adult beverages and some bar food to keep you satisfied. They also have Happy Hour throughout the week from 4-6. Their drinks are delicious! Also, they have events on different days catering to pups. National "Puppy day" and "dog day" brings out a crowd so MUTTS makes sure to give them a good time. You can also throw your a birthday party for your dog as well!

Love love love this Mutts location! All of my dog's best friends come here and their owners have become some of my best friends, too. The park is huge, well kept, safe and fun. It's always easy to park. The staff is on top of things and are so sweet and friendly. This is the best dog (and people) socialization spot in Dallas!

What's not to LOVE about mutts?? Puppies, dog park, cocktails and beer, big tables, and shade: definitely 100% in love with this bar and will be back!

Lu is absolutely AMAZING! She always makes sure I am well taken care of and is an as absolute gem. Would definitely recommend!

1. You have to CALL/EMAIL to cancel their membership. So far they have hung up on me once and now Ive been on hold for 5 minutes. Its 10am on a Thursday morning. 2. There is zero owner accountability specifically at this Dallas location. We witnessed a dog fight where one dog was yelping. Neither owners batted an eye. Honestly I didnt know who the owners were. The park attendants just used a bull horn to break up the dogs. 3. You are not allowed to bring outside toys. Yet the only toys in there are broken tennis balls. We did not try the food. Update: second call hung up while on hold at 15 minutes. This is insane. Update following day: finally after 3 calls and hang ups yesterday I was forwarded to voicemail. I left a voicemail stating my account and I want to cancel. I received a call back from unknown 1866# that left a voicemail asking me to call back if I 'had any issues'...like I didnt just said my issue in the vm. I called back again because I really do not want to do business with these people anymore, finally answered. I was told I can NOT simply cancel via phone. I had to send them an email. It takes 3-5 business days for a reply via email. IF and only IF I dont get a reply then I can call and cancel via phone....it wasnt like I had them on the phone with me at the moment or anything. This is a dog park ffs, not some goverment entity. If I wanted this run around I would hang out at the DMV.

I used to take my pup to a different dog park but after heading to Mutts, it's really worth the membership. The staff is incredibly friendly - I know them all by name at this point. Gio, Andie and Kayla in managerial positions will accommodate with anything outside of and behind the bar. Victoria, Norma and Justin help in the parks with blow horns to stop escalated spats between any dogs. They also help picking up "business" throughout the property and clean/refill water troughs for the dogs to cool down. I take my dog here almost daily, he loves it and I enjoy it too. Great spot.

The concept of this place is great, though I went last week in the evening- Broken water hoses/no running water (it's summer in Texas aka brutally hot) so can't refill water bowls as I mentioned to them, they said it'll be fixed soon. Also there were some aggressive/not trained dogs, (majority were nice) and nobody enforces or checks this. I'll be willing to give this place another chance, though for a first time visit, I was disappointed. If one got a membership here, I'd hope that money reflected the quality. I'll try this place sometime again, and hope it's better.