Dog walking in Marshville

Central Matthews

Kristopher's Sports Bar and Restaurant is the place to bring your dog for a great night out. You can order a Catcher Mitt's sandwich, the catch of the day, or some loaded nachos from the one-of-kind menu, and enjoy your meal with your pal on the back patio. They are open until 2 AM on the weekends so you can get you some cheesy fries satisfy those late night cravings. It's all about the pub food while you are here, so don't count calories, count the score instead! It is only a half-hour drive to get here from Marshville, so come on and bring your fur buddy for your favorite comfort foods!

Bonn E Lane

Troyer's Country Amish Blatz prides themselves on homemade food that you can feel good about. Fresh handmade sandwiches from the deli will fill your belly with warmth as you and your pup take in the aroma of freshly baked bread and muffins. When you are done eating, pick up some handmade soaps, quilts, or even candies. This is the place to find some unique pieces of jewelry for that special someone or event. You will love everything about this place so much that you will want to come back. The best part is you and your furry friend can get here in about twenty minutes.

Charlotte Highway

Whistle Hop Brew allows dogs both inside and outside as long as they are polite and kept on a leash. You can taste their unique brews that have both an English and American flair to them which are crafted right at this brewhouse! They have pretzels and peanuts to snack on, but if you want a more hearty snack or a full meal, you can visit one of the food trucks that are in the parking lot. All of this fun is just twenty minutes from you. You are sure to find your favorite brew or find an all new favorite brew!

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Beads and Beyond invite you to bring your dog along to learn how to make jewelry. They have everything that you need, including minerals, gemstones, and even the settings. You and your dog are even welcome to wait while they fix your jewelry. Grab a seat by the fire pit and make some new friends. This is definitely one place that will bring out your artistic side. Don't worry about the 20-minute drive to get here; your dog will love hanging his head out the window! This is a one-of-a-kind experience that you can walk away from with a beautiful keepsake that is definitely a conversation starter!

Anne Springs Close Greenway

Sometimes, you just have to make the thirty-minute drive to show your dog that there is a space just for him. Mary Warner Mack Dog Park is a one-of-a-kind place in the area. It is designed so that you can let your dog off his leash and just let him run with his own kind. There are fully stocked cleaning stations, well-kept watering stations, and even a pup washing station. There is a mile-long off-leash trail that will lead you to the lakefront. You do need a permit to play here, though. You can get a day pass if you are just visiting, or go online and buy your pass by the year.