Norm's Kitchen & Bar

"Chances are, if you’re a dog lover in Seattle, you’ve given Norm’s a try. The longtime Fremont dive allows canines inside, making it a welcome break from the mainly patio-restricted pup-tolerant bars in the area. On weekends, the plush red booths fill with doting dog owners throwing back beers and strong cocktails like the Bark-A-Rita. Though there’s nothing memorable about the human food, the laid-back atmosphere should appeal to mutts of all temperaments—and if you ask nicely, you can get a chicken treat for Fido. " - aimee rizzo, gabe guarente

"Chances are, if you’re a dog lover in Seattle, you’ve given Norm’s a try. The longtime Fremont dive allows canines inside, making it a welcome break from the mainly patio-restricted pup-tolerant bars in the area. On weekends, the plush red booths fill with doting dog owners throwing back beers and strong cocktails like the Bark-A-Rita. Though there’s nothing memorable about the human food, the laid-back atmosphere should appeal to mutts of all temperaments—and if you ask nicely, you can get a chicken treat for Fido." - Gabe Guarente

"This laid-back, unpretentious Fremont pub is the original and best-known Seattle dog bar, and there’s always a slew of canines here. Leashes are the rule, there’s an outdoor play area in the back, and in addition to an extensive, very silly dog menu (beefy stix, bacon pupcakes), Norm’s has a pretty good selection of people food too, with the likes of burgers, chili, and Belgian waffles." - Meg van Huygen