The owner was extremely unwelcoming and rude, so we left and went to a much better brewery: Reeds Landing!
I didn’t even the chance to sit down before Brenda rudely approached us. Because there multiple were dogs in there when we arrived, we had know idea this establishment was NOT dog friendly. My dog made noise but didn’t growl when meeting some other puppies who were in the patio who also made a noise at him. Everything was fine until Brenda came barreling in and made it a scene. She was extremely rude and the experience was escalated hugely by her rude actions.
The other guests and their puppies were fine with us being there. The other family also felt she handled the situation rudely when we spoke with them afterwards.
Dogs sometimes make noise when they meet, and it doesn’t need to be made into a big deal. The sign wasn’t visible, and the dogs in the patio led us to believe dogs were allowed in the patio.
Reads Landing has a wonderful area where they allow dogs, and they even always bring us treats!
This may be a woman owned business, but the owner is not supportive of other women or locally...
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