ANN ARBOR, MI – It’s good to be a dog in Ann Arbor.
There are parks and woods galore for walkings with their people. They have the entire Huron River to cool down in on a hot summer season day. The squirrels they like to chase after are so fat they can hardly climb up trees any longer.
They even have a whole bar menu to themselves.
Take your furry friend to downtown Ann Arbor to attempt the puppy menu at Grizzly Peak Brewing Company.
My faithful partner Pigeon (a Lady and the Tramp reference) joined me on my last see to Grizzly Peak, and she feasted on the Pup Patty — cut-up pieces of a hamburger cheeseburger in between the brewpub’s buttery house bun.
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Most of the time here, I explain to you how whatever tasted. Pigeon’s analysis is far more to the point. It took her about 10 seconds to breathe in the entire hamburger. All I can include is that I took a look at her bowl and truthfully wished to attempt it myself.
Pigeon and I likewise fulfilled a set of Pomeranians throughout our Grizzly Peak check out. For your smaller sized, much healthier lap dogs, there is likewise the Skinny Dog bowl of grilled salmon over white rice. The bowl had to do with as huge as the 2 Pomeranians, however they handled it simply fine.
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While you sit there and see your dog have the time of their life, I recommend you buy either the beer-battered french fries or fried cheese curds. The Victors Gold lager in a high boy is a crispy, rejuvenating method to clean down all the crispy, mouthwatering pub bites.
Outdoor outdoor patio time at Grizzly Peak with your dog is an ultimate Ann Arbor summer season activity. Seriously, please let me be a reincarnated pooch in this city in a later life.
Pup Patty at Grizzly Peak Brewing Company
Address: 120 W. Washington St. in Ann Arbor
Hours: Noon to 10 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, midday to midnight Friday and Saturday
Price: $5 (or $7 for Skinny Dog)
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