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Baltimore Coffee and Tea

890 Bestgate Road,
Annapolis, MD 21401

410-573-5792

Pet Friendly Baltimore Coffee and Tea in Annapolis, MD

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Pets welcome on the patio and enjoy...Freshly roasted coffees, imaginatively flavored teas, delicious food and drink.

City Dock Coffee

18 Market Space,
Annapolis, MD 21401

41026909

Pet Friendly City Dock Coffee in Annapolis, MD

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Dog are welcome on the patio

Cruises on the Bay

Annapolis, MD

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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 cityâ€™s cruises are educational, providing a narrative to accompany the beautiful sights, and theyâ€™ve even got a full bar!

Downtown Annapolis, Maryland

Waterfront Area,
Annapolis, MD

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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.

Harry Browne's Restaurant

66 State Circle,
Annapolis, MD 21401

41026343

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Bring Fido if you plan on sitting outdoors.

Paws

54 Maryland Ave.,
Annapolis, MD

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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.

Potato Valley Cafe

47 State Circle,
Annapolis, MD 21401

41026709

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Outdoor seating allows dogs

Quiet Waters Park

600 Quiet Waters Park Rd.,
Annapolis, MD 21403

410-222-1777

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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.