25 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants Your Dog Will Love

Monk’s House is South Dakota’s original craft beer bar serving over 150 American and international brews in a warm, casual setting. Your four-legged friend will love the dog-friendly outdoor deck seating and you’ll love all the food options including Scotch eggs, grilled cheese sandwiches, classic reubens, and gourmet pizza.

Located directly on the beautiful Biloxi Beach, Shaggy’s serves seafood, sides, and frozen daiquiris. Covered outdoor seating with gorgeous views of the Mississippi Sound is dog friendly, just as the welcoming staff.

Rollover serves fresh-baked muffins, the best breakfast sandwiches, paninis, and always fresh coffee, espresso, lattes and loose leaf teas, iced or hot. They also offer fresh water and natural-made doggie treats for your furry friend to enjoy at an outdoor table.

Molly Malones is a traditional Irish pub in the highlands of Louisville, Kentucky. Order a pint of Guinness and some bangers and mash while you sit with your dog at an outdoor table. The bar also offers international football (soccer), rugby and hurling on a wide screen HDTV’s.

Abbey Road features over 42 craft and draft beers from 80 countries and a diverse menu that includes Jamaican jerk chicken, fried shrimp, vegetable stir fry, and prime rib. Their food is delicious and healthy as two thirds of the menu is or can be prepared gluten free. Sidewalk covered patio seating welcomes dogs.

Located in the historic district of Marshallton, Four Dogs Tavern offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, varied American brasserie menu, and dog friendly patio seating. Choose delicious dishes such as fondue, charcuterie, charred octopus, Buffalo chicken flatbread, shrimp dumplings, longhorn meatloaf, and Carolina pulled pork sandwiches.

Take your dog for a walk around the Lake Hefner, then end the day with a meal, a margarita, and a beautiful sunset over the water at Louie’s Grill & Bar, a casual American eatery. Menu features golden fried pickles, jumbo wings, chicken or fish tacos, bourbon rice bowls, hot and cold sandwiches, pizza, and 100% Angus beef burgers.

Combining classic rock with rockin’ good food, Rock & Brews offers burgers, sandwiches, signature wings, Kansas City style baby back ribs, five cheese mac ‘n cheese, pizza, and a refreshing selection of craft beer. The outdoor patio is dog friendly with a doggie menu, so bring your four-legged friend to share in the fun.

Located in a meticulously renovated hundred-year-old Center Street Market Building in the heart of Salt Lake City’s historic Marmalade Hill, Em’s Restaurant exudes a homey atmosphere and offers an eclectic menu of American favorites. Reserve a table on the dog-friendly patio for a sunset view.

Luxe Kitchen is a Mediterranean-Italian bistro that makes great International food in Gordon Square for the whole family. An assortment of options and dog-friendly seating are just two of the reasons to visit this laid back restaurant.

Pyscho Suzi’s Motor Lounge has tasty food, wonderful drinks, an attentive staff, and a spacious dog-friendly patio overlooking the water. The menu features exotic tiki drinks, Polynesian wings, seared beef skewers, pizza, burgers, pasta, and rum chocolate cake for dessert.

One of just a few dog-friendly businesses in Boston, Wired Puppy offers comfortable environment complete with cozy tables and free WiFi where you can enjoy expertly brewed coffee & tea, espresso & tea lattes, delicious pastries and baked goods. Dogs are welcome on the patio and inside as well.

Located right in the heart of Little 5 Points in Atlanta, Brewhouse Cafe is a cozy soccer bar with locals who love to bring their dogs and enjoy the casual setting. There is a special section on the patio for customers with dogs.

Denver Beer Co. is a laid back, dog-friendly brewery with a beautiful outdoor beer garden. Pooches are allowed on leash in the building and can even sample a “Dog Beerscuit” made from the spent grain from the brewing process.

Located at the Upper East Side in Manhattan, New York City, the Barking Dog Luncheonette is a great spot to enjoy a meal with your dog. Regulars rave about the extensive menu and reasonable prices. Menu includes pan-seared crab cakes, buttermilk battered fried chicken, old fashioned Yankee pot roast, penne ala vodka, and Cajun po’boys. Dogs are always welcome at outdoor tables.

Red’s Porch serves up tasty Southern and Mexican fare in a spacious, casual location with covered outdoor seating that is dog friendly. Choose delicious dishes such as wings, Frito pie, sausage and chicken gumbo, smoked brisket tacos, fried chicken sandwiches, black and blue burgers, and voodoo pork chops.

FUEL is a dog-friendly restaurant in downtown Charleston, housed in a repurposed gas station. It serves up classic pub grub with a Caribbean twist. Popular menu items include jerk chicken salad, chorizo burger with sweet potato fries, and grilled shrimp or mahi-mahi tacos. It is open daily from 11am-11pm.

Located on the Intercoastal, Coconuts serves fresh seafood and global wines in a casual waterfront setting with dog-friendly outdoor seating. Menu includes grilled jerk wings, crab cake salad, local fish of the day, jambalaya, lobster rolls, and mahi sandwiches.

This casual, neighborhood contemporary cafe serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily with a dog-friendly outdoor seating area that also offers a special doggie menu. Menu includes soup, salads, sandwiches, burgers, Captain’s meatloaf, mac-o-the-day, and dark chocolate olive oil cake for dessert.

Sail Pavilion is an open-air, dog-friendly waterfront retreat along the Tampa Riverwalk with 360-degree views, a full bar, and a menu of salads, sandwiches, and light appetizers. Guests can arrive by car or boat through Seddon Channel and use public docking in front of the restaurant. It is equipped with stainless-steel dog water dishes, clean up station, free doggy treats, and a dog menu with yummy smoothies.

Famous for its nightly food special dubbed the “Doggie Bowl,” Norm´s Eatery & Ale House is a dogcentric and very laid back restaurant in Seattle. Menu features country fried steak and eggs, smoked salmon Benedict, pepper burgers, chicken marsala, creole blackened shrimp and grits, and ale house meatloaf. It opens at 11am Monday to Friday and 9am on weekends.

Located in the NoDa Arts District in Charlotte, The Dog Bar serves beer, wine, and liquor, and allows dogs of all shapes and sizes both indoors and out. All dogs are welcome, as long as they are well-behaved and are up to date on vaccinations. There is a membership fee of $10 per dog, which can be picked up on first visit.

Forge in the Forest specializes in gourmet bistro style dishes such as San Francisco style fondue, chicken satay lollipops, curry chicken paninis, margherita pizza, fettuccine Alfredo, and skirt steak, while offering dog-friendly outdoor seating with a menu for dogs, ranging from kibble to chicken and steak.

The Patio on Lamont Street offers up inspired California cuisine that caters to foodies and the canines they love. Upon arrival, your dog will receive a gourmet house-made dog biscuit and a fresh bowl of water. The open-air patio attracts lots of pooches, so reservations are recommended.

Outrageous Homebrewer’s Social Outpost (OHSO) serves 30 handcrafted brews and a diverse menu featuring burgers, tacos, spicy pork sandwiches, and surf and turf. The back patio with views of the canal welcomes dogs who can also enjoy homemade dog treats.