VOTE: What's the most dog-friendly restaurant in metro Atlanta?

After getting a first look at Fetch, the restaurant and dog park bar coming to Old Fourth Ward this year , we started thinking about the other dog friendly bars and restaurants in metro Atlanta. Our pooches are our best friends, and we love places that welcome them with special treats, menus and general puppy love, especially now that the weather is starting to warm up.

What's your favorite dog friendly spot in metro Atlanta? Choose from the list below, or write in your own pick.

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