If you’ve spent any time around Auburn, you already know two things: we love the outdoors, and we love our dogs.
Between river hikes, trail runs, and long walks through Downtown, there’s a pretty simple question that comes up at the end of the day:
“Where can we grab a beer with the dog?”
If you’re looking for a dog friendly brewery in Auburn CA, welcome to Two Ass Brewing Company—Downtown Auburn’s neighborhood brewery where dogs are not just allowed… they’re part of the regular crowd.

Let’s be honest—there’s a difference between “dogs allowed” and actually dog friendly.
A truly dog friendly brewery should feel like:
Your pup is welcome, not tolerated
There’s space to relax
Staff doesn’t panic when a tail starts wagging
Water and comfort are easy to come by
And maybe most importantly…
you don’t feel like you need to apologize for bringing your best friend along.
That’s the standard we aim for every day.
At Two Ass Brewing, dogs are welcome both inside and on our covered patio, as long as they’re:
On leash
Comfortable around people (adults and kids)
Good with other dogs
A warm welcome (often before the humans get one)
Water bowls outside during warm weather—or anytime on request
Treats at the bar (with your permission, of course)
A relaxed, neighborhood environment where dogs are part of the scene
Our beertenders are quick to learn names—both human and canine—and if you become a regular, don’t be surprised if your dog gets recognized before you do.
And yes… sometimes one of our own brewery dogs stops by.
Kali the Poodle, Chris’s office dog, makes appearances and keeps an eye on quality control.

Auburn weather doesn’t always cooperate—but we’ve got that covered.
Our patio is:
Fully covered for shade year-round
Equipped with misters during hot weather
Outfitted with heaters during colder months
Whether it’s a summer afternoon or a crisp winter evening, you and your dog can settle in comfortably.
We’re not trying to be the biggest brewery in town.
We’re trying to be the one you feel at home in.
That means:
You’ll get a hello when you walk in
A goodbye when you leave
And somewhere in between, a conversation or two
That same approach extends to your dog.
If things ever get a little chaotic in dog world (it happens), we’ll work with you to make sure everyone stays comfortable. And if it’s just not your pup’s day to be social, no problem—there are plenty of great walking spots nearby to reset.
One of the best parts about our location?
We’re just 5 minutes from the Confluence and river access.
That makes us the perfect stop:
Before a hike
After a long day on the trails
Or as a mid-adventure break
We’re also just a few blocks from the rest of Downtown Auburn.
You can:
Walk Lincoln Way
Check out local shops
Loop around the Clock Tower
And end up back here for another round
It’s a pretty good loop—for both humans and dogs.
While the dogs tend to steal the spotlight, we take the beer just as seriously.
At Two Ass Brewing, we focus on:
Clean, balanced lagers
Malty, easy-drinking styles
Beers that pair well with conversation, community, and events
This isn’t a place you have to overthink.
Grab a pint, find a seat, and relax.
A few simple guidelines help keep things great for everyone:
Keep your dog on leash at all times
Make sure they’re comfortable in a social environment
Give them space if they’re feeling overwhelmed
And yes… they’re welcome to say hello, but not every dog wants to
We’ve found most dogs (and people) do just fine with a little awareness and a lot of good vibes.

Yes—dogs are allowed both inside and on the patio, as long as they are leashed and well behaved.
We do. Water bowls are available outside during warm weather, and we’re always happy to provide water on request.
We keep treats behind the bar and are happy to offer them with your permission.
Yes. We’re a neighborhood brewery and welcome families, kids, and well-behaved dogs.
No worries—it happens. There are plenty of nearby walking areas if your pup needs a break.
At the end of the day, we built Two Ass Brewing to be a place where people—and their dogs—feel like they belong.
And while the name says “Two Ass”…
there are usually more dogs here than donkeys.
Stop by, grab a beer, and bring your pup along for the ride.