We can’t ignore the sweet, puppy-dog eyes your adorable pup serves as you walk out for dinner with the family. Don't you wish you could take them with you?
It’s difficult to find restaurants that welcome any and all dogs with open arms, but fret no more, because we found seven delicious, dog-friendly restaurants in Los Angeles that both you and your adorable puppy can enjoy.
For all the pet parents out there, time to let your good boys and girls have a night on the town. No more leaving your dog at home. All members of the family, including the ones that woof, are welcome.
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11050 W Magnolia Blvd, North Hollywood / Website
The name itself seems to imply that dogs are more than welcome, and it's true. The space is extremely dog-friendly above everything else. The patio is spacious, creating an ideal atmosphere for your dog to meet all the other doggos and make puppy friendships. With an American menu, you can chow down on burgers and wings, hot dogs and wraps, fried cauliflower, salads and more. The pub owners have a lab, so your dog will receive extra special treatment when they visit.
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8350 W 3rd St. / Website
This hot brunch spot in Beverly Grove is popular, and it’s about to get even more dog-pular (ha) once people realize they can bring their pups along. Furry friends are admitted in the outdoor seating area and extended patio. Joan's on Third offers delicious salads, French toasts and sandwiches. You won’t have to sacrifice quality in exchange for pet accommodations.
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220 Rose Ave., Venice / Website
This spot is right by the boardwalk, which makes it an ideal eatery to drop by (or make a reservation for on the weekdays only). Patio seating is ideal for you and your dog. Order a cocktail, relax and enjoy the beach air. Enjoy some baja octopus ceviche, Hawaiian kampachi crudo or all-day breakfast with your loving pet by your side, and the food quality is guaranteed, with internationally-influenced executive chef Jason Neroni.
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4222 Vineland Ave, North Hollywood / Website
Located at the Garland Hotel, the terrace at The Front Yard is an absolutely ideal spot for dining with friends and four-legged loves. It may remind you of a beautiful outdoor restaurant in Paris. There are heaters to keep you warm in the chillier months, and if it gets too sunny, the trees surrounding the patio offer some glorious shade. For bites, you can choose from Nutella-stuffed French toast, nutritious salads and more. Come here for a lovely brunch with your beautiful furry children.
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1800 Argyle Ave. / Website
This delightful restaurant is located inside the Kimpton Everly Hotel. The entire hotel is dog-friendly, and all guest rooms are open to puppies and pets. This place is the perfect spot to enjoy happy hour cocktails with your dog by your side. Meals are on the lighter side, but if you want to enjoy a latte and croissant as a midday snack, Jane Q is the spot for you (and your pup).
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2807 Main St., Santa Monica / Website
Ashland Hill is the ultimate dog-friendly restaurant offering special meals your dog can enjoy. Also known as “Pupper Bites,” your puppy can dig into a delicious meal without having to beg for leftovers (although your dog might do that regardless). Items on the dog menu include the Niman Ranch beef patty over brown rice, which sounds absolutely delicious, and for you, the human-version burgers and waffles are a must.
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3927 Van Buren Pl., Culver City / Website
This bistro, located at Palihotel in Culver City, greets you and your dog with open arms and a full water bowl. All members of the staff are dog lovers, so your puppy is sure to feel the warmth. Because the location is picture-perfect, this eatery is ideal for a fun brunch day with fellow puppy owners. The cafe is close to the Boneyard dog park, too, so if you’re planning a day out with your puppy, start here for a hearty and delicious brunch before taking a nice walk around the park.
Photography by: Karsten Winegeart / Unplash
