Seventh Son Brewing Co. — Italian Village brewery with a lively patio & rooftop (great beer + easy dog hang)

Seventh Son welcomes leashed dogs on the downstairs patio, making it an easy, high-vibe stop for craft beer and food-truck bites in Italian Village. Expect rotating trucks daily, a bustling atmosphere, and shaded seating that varies by season. For a smoother dog visit, aim off-peak, check the day’s truck schedule, and confirm current patio policies before you go.

NAP & Quick Facts

• Neighborhood: Italian Village

• Address: 1101 N. 4th St, Columbus, OH 43201 — Map

• Phone: (614) 421-2337

• Website: seventhsonbrewing.com

• Hours: Mon–Wed 3:30–11 pm; Thu 3:30–12 am; Fri–Sat 11 am–2 am; Sun 11 am–11 pm (verify day-of)

• Reservations: Walk-in friendly; confirm for special events

• Category: Brewery

Are dogs allowed indoors or only on the patio at Seventh Son?

Answer: Dogs are welcome on the downstairs patio. Indoor access can vary; policies are occasionally clarified on social and may change with events or weather. When in doubt, call ahead on busy weekends.
Evidence:

• “Pups allowed on downstairs patio; food trucks every day” (IG bio).

• City/visitor info highlights Seventh Son’s dog-welcoming patio. 
  Next steps:

• Check today’s policy at opening: (614) 421-2337.

• Enter directly to the patio; keep leash ≤6 ft; avoid server aisles.

What dog amenities does Seventh Son provide?

Answer: Expect patio seating with seasonal shade and staff that often set out water bowls. Amenities may vary by day and weather.
Evidence:

• “Rain or shine… enjoy our upstairs patio” (roof/patio presence; shade varies).

• Visitor/roundups note dog-friendly patio and rotating trucks for easy outdoor dining. 
  Next steps:

• Bring your own collapsible bowl as backup.

• Pack a mat/blanket so your dog can settle under the table.

When is the best time to visit with a dog?

Answer: Weekdays late afternoon are typically calmer; on weekends, arrive before noon for an easier settle and shorter lines. Evening events and peak truck times raise noise and foot traffic.
Evidence:

• Daily food-truck rotation drives peak times.

• Late nights & weekends have extended hours, increasing crowds. 
  Next steps:

• Check the day’s truck and event schedule before you go.

• Choose a corner table with space away from the service lane.

What should you bring and expect?

Answer: Bring a ≤6-ft leash, tags, waste bags, and a chew or lick mat. Keep paws on the floor and your leash attached to your chair (not the table). Expect a lively scene; give servers a clear aisle.
Evidence:

• General patio etiquette: venue is busy by design (food trucks + long hours). 
  Next steps:

• Pack water bowl + mat.

• If your dog is new to patios, target off-peak times first.

Where can you walk your dog nearby?

Answer: Stroll Italian Village sidewalks, or take a quick hop to Goodale Park for a shaded lap before/after your visit.
Evidence:

• Goodale Park is dog-friendly (leashed). 
  Next steps:

• Do a short decompression walk before sitting.

• Keep your leash short around crosswalks and trucks.

Quick Take

• Dogs: Downstairs patio-friendly; confirm day-of.

• Food trucks daily; check schedule before you go.

• Peak: Evenings/weekends; arrive early with pups.

• Vibe: High-energy Italian Village taproom with rooftop deck.

At-a-Glance Table

Bring List

Leash (≤6 ft), ID tags, waste bags, collapsible bowl, mat/blanket, seasonal gear (winter coat/summer shade).

Neighborhood Notes

Street parking is common; rideshare is recommended on weekends. The rooftop draws crowds in good weather; the downstairs patio is the better dog zone.

Byline: ColumbusPawsport — Local pet-friendly guide.
ColumbusPawsport notes: We’ve observed water bowls set out during warm months; rooftop crowds can be intense during events—opt for off-peak with first-time patio dogs. (Observation; verify day-of.)