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All animals are welcome in this fabulous little shop. Inventory ranges from collars, leashes & bowls to treats, clothes & home decor. She has what you need. Owner participates with Humane Societies and helped get the dog park in Quiet Waters Park started.
Bring Fido if you plan on sitting outdoors.
Bring your pet with and enjoy our outdoor seating area.
The waterfront area of Annapolis, Maryland is a great place to take your dogs! There are lots of shops to browse and some will allow pets inside. Numerous places provide bowls of water and dog treats along the sidewalk. And, a lot of the restaurants have outside seating so your furry friends can sit with you while you eat.
Quiet Waters Park. Annapolis Maryland. This park does charge an entrance fee. However, it is well worth it. This park has many paved paths as well as a small beach which is right on the river. The beach is a short walk from a parking lot deep into the park. However, if you and your animal want more exercise, then you can park closer to the entrance and walk around the park to the lake. There are bathroom facilities as well as vending machines at each bathroom facility. To get there, take the exit for Aris T. Allen Boulevard off or Route 50. Take Aris T. Allen Boulevard south and it will end on Forest Drive. Continue south on Forest Drive until Hillsmere Drive and turn right, then turn right into the park.
Pets welcome on the patio and enjoy...Freshly roasted coffees, imaginatively flavored teas, delicious food and drink.
Outdoor seating allows pets
Outdoor seating allows dogs
Cruises on the Bay in Maryland consist of two sightseeing boat tours in Annapolis and Baltimore. Both cruises are dog-friendly and dogs ride free!
Both city’s cruises are educational, providing a narrative to accompany the beautiful sights, and they’ve even got a full bar!
Dog are welcome on the patio
Outdoor seating allows dogs
Baltimore
Pet friendly patio
Dogs allowed on the patio
Fells Point in Baltimore Maryland allows dogs in some of the bars. Additionally, the restaurants that have outside seating will bring out bowls of water and snacks for your dogs. There is even a pet shop that has all kinds of cool "treats" for yoru pets and you are welcome to brign yoru pet inside and shop. the whole area is very pet Friendly and we take our Jack Russell there on many Sundays to visit.
Located in historic Fells Point at the corner of Thames and South Ann St., The Point in Fells a casual restaurant and bar with amazing views of the harbor. Visit the first floor main bar where you will find live music, TV's to watch all your favorite sporting events, game room with pool and skee ball tables. Have an after dinner drink in the lounge and stay for one of their specialty cocktails while listening to live entertainment. They also offer outdoor seating that over looks the water with a fabulous view of the city. Kid and dog friendly!
Cool, close to the Inner Harbor/Waterfront in Baltimore City, cafe that welcomes dogs!
Sit on the patio and bring your dog with
Dogs welcome on the patio
Dogs welcome on the deck
Dogs welcome on the patio
A famous recipe:
BEEF KABOB
1/19/2016 0 Comments
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1 c 90/10
1-1/2 cups Worchestire Sauce
6 pepperocini, chopped
1/3 cup ginger
¼ cup lemon juice
1/3 cup sugar
1/3 cup hot sauce
1 cup tomato sauce
3 Tbsp. pureed garlic
Blend ingredients in a food processor and use as marinade for cubed lamb. Skewer lamb with portabella mushrooms, cherry tomatoes, and red onion.
This is a city park that has over 15 miles of paved trails. The greenway connects over 2000 acres of publicly owned parkland within the Gwynns Falls stream valley as well as over 30 neighborhoods. It includes one of the largest woodland parks in the Eastern United States - Gwynns Falls and Leakin Parks. It is a beautiful location, with heavy greenery and sights of the stream valley. Many people come here to bike, roller blade, fish, bird watch and jog. They also hold many events. Dogs are allowed here on leash.
Pooch friendly patio
This park is located in the center of the city, and it has lawns, hills and a waterfront. Consisting of 745 acres, it is the third oldest established park in the United States and Baltimore’s first large municipal park. It was purchased from Natives in 1860, and followed European picturesque garden style. Dogs are allowed on leash.
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