Husick’s Taphouse in Clarksburg is a straightforward spot to bring your dog if you’re passing through the Delta area. The outdoor seating is where you’ll spend your time — it’s casual and comfortable, the kind of place where your dog can settle in while you handle a plate of BBQ and work through their beer and wine list. The restaurant focuses on craft beers and local wines, which makes sense given how close you are to wine country. The food is solid barbecue, nothing fancy, but exactly what you want when you’re out in this part of Yolo County.

What matters most is that they genuinely accommodate dogs in the outdoor areas without making it feel like you’re doing them a favor. There’s no pretense here — it’s a relaxed spot where your dog can hang out alongside you while you eat and drink. The laid-back vibe means you won’t feel rushed, and nobody’s going to give you grief about having your dog there.

Clarksburg itself is a small, quiet community along Highway 160, so this isn’t a destination you’d necessarily plan your whole day around, but if you’re exploring the Delta or heading out to nearby wine tasting in the region, it’s worth knowing about. The combination of decent food, local beverages, and actual outdoor dog accommodation makes it more useful than most roadside stops. On a nice afternoon, the outdoor area is pleasant enough that you could spend a couple hours here without feeling like you’re in a transitional space. Just bring water for your dog and expect the standard outdoor dining setup — nothing special in terms of amenities, but the core appeal is straightforward: good food, beer and wine, and a place for your dog to be there with you.