Step into a beautifully decorated private igloo adorned with cozy furnishings, twinkling lights, and charming seasonal accents at the pet-friendly restaurant, Julep Kitchen. Surrounded by breathtaking views of the Julep Farms landscape, this one-of-a-kind experience is perfect for romantic evenings, special celebrations, or simply a magical night out under the stars. Chef-crafted prix-fixe menus for brunch, lunch and dinner are available in the igloos for $60 per person in addition to the venue fee which ranges from $100 for weekdays, $150 for weekends and $200 for holidays. The venue fee includes seating for up to eight humans and a sparkling wine toast. Julep Farms boasts a three-course Doggy Dining menu too so that you can spoil your pup! Reservations are limited, so book here.

Stay onsite at one of the dog-friendly Cottages at Julep Farms and you can walk your pup on the gorgeous grounds.

Grab a bite to eat and a winter treat at Detroit Fleat, the area’s first and only food truck park, inside one of six cozy, heated igloos. Although the food trucks go on hiatus in the winter, the House Kitchen and Boozery offers beverages and snacks for every taste, from a cocoa bar to s’mores kits, a beer barge and more. Enjoy it away from the crowds with your pod inside one of their pods. Get the low-key party started with a reservation here.

Canines are just as welcome as their owners at this dog-friendly home in Ferndale.

It doesn’t get much dreamier than having a drink in the dog-friendly snow globes at Miner Brewing Company. Beer lovers visiting South Dakota with their pups will love sipping a Winter Warmer with an outdoor blanket on their lap and gazing at breathtaking snowy views of the Black Hills in the seasonal igloos. When hunger strikes, check out the menu from their neighbor, The Kitchen at Prairie Berry Winery, or order from one of the food trucks onsite most days. The igloos at Miner Brewing Company can accommodate up to six adults and are available by reservation for $25 Monday through Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., or $35 on weekends.

Warm up with your mutt next to the massive two-story granite fireplace constructed of rock from the Crazy Horse Memorial when you check in at the pet-friendly Lodge at Palmer Gulch. During your stay, you’ll have full access to all the amenities at Palmer Gulch Resort.

When Fido loves eating outside but winter weather gets in his way, Cork Bar & Restaurant has the solution. The pretty patio offers dining out in private, pet-friendly igloos that are heated and seat two to eight guests. While you experience an eclectic mixture of American and Italian cuisine, your pooch can nibble on a side of chicken. Book your cozy igloo here.

Look no further than the Best Western Plus Wilkes-Barre Center City for an affordable stay in Wilkes-Barre.

Shout “timber!” at the top of your voice and watch the good times fall into your lap with a delicious dinner in a dome at Timber Kitchen & Bar. Huddle in a bubble with your nearest and dearest at this sleek American eatery and dig into a wood-fired pizza. Call ahead to guarantee your spot at the restaurant with the much-loved motto, “Work hard, play hard.”

Go from dome to home away from home at the nearby Best Western White House Inn.

Bring the head honcho of your household (Fido) to Honcho for Latin American fare with a cool side of North Pole vibes. Originally a gimmick in 2018, the domes have become the best option for dining with your dog at the popular restaurant during Michigan’s hairy winter weather. Make a reservation to chow down with your Chow Chow here.

Follow up your unique dining experience with an equally unusual stay on a lakefront horse farm.

In the suburbs of Chicago, Charlie’s Restaurant serves breakfast, brunch and cocktails to hungry diners and their hounds in its heated, two-seater greenhouse. Make a reservation from October through March and cozy up as you dig into a warm and comforting meal that includes the likes of steak and eggs, loaded omelets, French toast, biscuits and gravy, patty melt burgers and more. Order Fido sides of turkey bacon and rice to warm his heart and his belly.

Make your visit a part of a weekend jaunt to Chi-Town with your canine companion and stay at Aloft Chicago Mag Mile which doesn’t charge an additional pet fee.

Dine with your dog perched in the sky at The Treehouse at Oyster Club in Mystic, CT. Although there are no traditional igloos, plenty of nooks and seating options on the multi-tiered decks are tented and heated and lit by twinkle lights and lanterns making it a magical background for your meal from James Beard Award-nominated chef Renee Touponce. Savor fresh, line-caught fish, locally grown Connecticut vegetables, and dry-aged meats alongside amazing craft cocktails. The staff will pay extra attention to Fido at this dog-friendly favorite among locals and travelers.

Relax afterward in a dog-friendly room at Hampton Inn & Suites Mystic, a top-rated property for folks traveling with their pets.