ATLANTA PUB CRAWL FIELD GUIDE
Bring your doggie trick‑or‑treating down the BeltLine — a two‑hour, costume‑clad crawl for pups and their people
A short, dog‑friendly BeltLine food crawl featuring two restaurant tastings for dogs and humans, pet boutiques, themed puptails, swag bags, and support for local rescues.
Bring your doggie trick‑or‑treating down the BeltLine — a two‑hour, costume‑clad crawl for pups and their people.
This is Atlanta’s first dog‑friendly BeltLine crawl: a compact, social stroll along the Eastside Trail where pups parade in costume, sample real restaurant fare and specialty puptails, and pick up treats and swag at pet boutiques — all while a portion of proceeds benefits local animal rescues.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Gourmet bites and Barktails
The Doggie Crawl pairs curated food and drink moments for dogs and humans alike — think restaurant‑served dog meals and a Witch’s Brew Barktail alongside small bites for people — with costume fun and giveaways.
A short BeltLine parade of pet‑friendly stops
The crawl threads top pet spots on the Atlanta BeltLine — two rotating dog‑friendly restaurants and stops at pet boutiques — concentrating the action into a lively, social outing for pups and their owners.
Swag, rescues and small‑scale fundraising
Participants take home goodie bags, enjoy giveaways and have chances to win prizes; a portion of proceeds supports local animal rescues, adding a charitable element to the fun.
What the day feels like
What it feels like
Expect a brisk, social two‑hour outing: a short stroll on the Eastside Trail punctuated by seated patio tastings at two dog‑friendly restaurants, quick shopping stops at pet boutiques, photo‑ready costume moments, and curated treats and puptails for your dog while you sample small bites.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this crawl suits — and who should skip it.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The Doggie Crawl runs about 2 hours.
The crawl takes place on the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail, around Krog Street Market; exact meeting instructions are emailed after booking.
Bring a leash, poop bags, and a water bowl for your pup if needed; rain gear and towels are advised for inclement weather (restaurants will also provide some water bowls).
You may bring up to three dogs per booking (select Additional Dogs when purchasing); the operator allows one companion per Adult with Dog ticket and enforces a 48‑hour cancellation window for refunds—no‑shows are charged in full.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What’s included on the Doggie Crawl?
Pups receive real restaurant food and a puptail at two dog‑friendly spots; humans get small bites. The crawl also stops at pet boutiques for shopping and swag bags, and includes giveaways and prize opportunities.
What restaurants do we go to?
The crawl visits two popular restaurants along the Atlanta BeltLine; specific stops rotate and are provided by the operator. Past pup tastings have included items such as Chicken Philly cheesesteaks, tacos, burgers, hot dogs, and pup cups.
How often is the Doggie Crawl held?
It runs year‑round on select Sundays and occasional Saturdays; consult the operator’s calendar for exact dates.
What if it rains?
The event runs rain or shine; the operator will spend more time indoors and less on the BeltLine if needed. Bring a raincoat and towel for your pup—some towels are available from the operator. In case of severe weather, crawls may be rescheduled.
How much walking is involved?
The crawl covers a short stroll on the BeltLine — less than one mile total.
Where does the Doggie Crawl start and end?
The crawl takes place on the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail around Krog Street Market; specific start and end details are provided after booking.
How many dogs can I bring?
You may bring up to three dogs per booking: select the Adult with Dog ticket and add up to two Additional Dogs.
Do dogs sit inside the restaurant?
Dogs sit on restaurant patios; restaurants provide water bowls and sometimes treats. Dogs are not brought inside restaurants in accordance with Georgia health laws.
Can I come if I don’t have a dog?
The event is focused on dogs, but the operator suggests borrowing a dog from a friend or family member if you do not have one.