Top 10 Dog-Friendly Restaurants In New York City

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New York or NYC has several famous hotspots such as the Times Square, Manhattan Chinatown, Rockefeller Center, Broadway theater productions and more that are frequented by travelers. The vibrant city is decked with brownstones, greenery, and 19th-century buildings. Tourists love heading to Minetta Street to click some Instagram-worthy pictures to highlight their travels. Foodies will love a visit to Pietro NoLita, where they can satiate their taste buds with Italian delicacies and cocktails. Dig into the variety of delectable desserts to satiate your sweet tooth. Shopaholics will love a visit to Barneys New York, where they can rummage through designer items from Chanel and Prada. Times Square is the most popular spot in New York City, and thousands of tourists from all around the world dream to soak in its eclectic vibe. Popularly known as “The Big Apple”, this marvelous city has some great museums and art galleries as well. Animal lovers too will have a wonderful time here and can take their pet for a walk in the park. Moreover, several eateries in NYC are dog-friendly so you can take your pet along when you enjoy a meal. Check out the top 10 dog-friendly restaurants in New York City.

1. Parnell's Pub & Restaurant


Nestled in the heart of Sutton Place, in a cozy neighborhood, this long-standing Irish pub offers a wide menu and dog-friendly outdoor seating. Pet lovers will enjoy coming here and relish the fine delicacies amidst the warm and homey ambiance. From PEI mussels, shrimp and veggie dumplings, kale salad, and sliced steak sandwiches, to chicken pot pie, fish and chips, and herb-marinated pork tenderloin there is something for everyone.

Parnell's Pub & Restaurant

Address: 350 E 53rd St #1, New York, NY 10022, USA

Website: Parnell’s Pub & Restaurant

Opening hours: 10am - 2am (daily)

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2. Boat Basin Cafe

Editor’s note: Establishment is permanently closed

Overlooking the Hudson River, this amazing Upper West Side waterfront spot attracts thousands of customers especially dog lovers. This open-air casual cafe allows guests to enjoy their food along with their pets. Enjoy nachos, frozen margaritas, burgers, beer, and sandwiches in this seasonal spot boasting elevated stone structures and dramatic arches.

Boat Basin Cafe

Address: W 79th St, New York, NY 10024, USA

Website: Boat Basin Cafe

Opening hours: 12pm - 11pm (daily)

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3. Sunday in Brooklyn

Sunday in Brooklyn
Source: Photo by Flickr user Lou Stejskal used under CC BY 2.0

This splendid restaurant features a marketplace, bar room, an upstairs dining room, and a garden and it serves delicious platters along with drinks. Located near Domino Park, this place offers breakfast, brunch, and dinner seven days a week. Bask in the sidewalk cafe along with your dogs, and enjoy various delicacies like the sandwich, negroni, fried chicken, natural wine, or just a cup of coffee. Head here with your family, friends, or loved ones on a Sunday to enjoy some quiet time.

Sunday in Brooklyn

Address: 348 Wythe Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249, USA

Website: Sunday in Brooklyn

Opening hours: Mon - Thu: 8:30am - 10pm; Fri - Sat: 9:30am - 11pm; Sun: 9:30am - 10pm

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4. & X Hell's Kitchen


This upscale restaurant is located at the northeast corner of Forty-Fourth Street and Tenth Avenue, and it offers new American comfort eats. This vibrant place has a bright and airy feel, where customers can relish their food with their pets. Situated only a few blocks away from Broadway and Theater Row, this jewel-box setting serves reinvented American classics and the finest hand-selected meats, as well as Tony-themed cocktails at the bar.

44 & X Hell's Kitchen

Address: 622 10th Ave, New York, NY 10036, USA

Website: 44 & X Hell’s Kitchen

Opening hours: 11:30am - 2:45pm (daily); Mon - Wed: 5:30pm - 11:45pm; Thu - Sat: 5:30pm - 12:15am; Sun: 5:30pm - 10:45pm

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New York City Tour Guide

Hiram Jacobs

Hiram Jacobs

I am a licensed New York City Department of Consumer Affairs Tour Guide and a native New Yorker. Over the years, I acquired considerable experience organizing solo tours of the major European and East European capitals of the world, Canada's largest cities and Australia's most popular cities, Washington, DC, Atlanta, New Orleans, and San Francisco. During my international travels, I participated in tours organized by private tour companies to China, Russia, South America, India, the Canadian Rockies, Israel, Japan's major cities; USA: Alaska, Arizona and Utah's scenic national National Parks . I received my Master of Arts in Political Science (Urban Administration) from the State University of New York, College at Brockport, Brockport, New York in 1978. Since my recent retirement from the MTA, New York City Transit Authority, after 39 years of service as an Associate Transit Management Analyst, I hope to share with my fellow Travelers my observations, insights and personal experiences relating to Manhattan’s iconic neighborhoods, landmarks and popular attractions that make New York City such a vibrant and dynamic city to visit. I will strive to make your New York City Experience memorable. Tour Cancellations - Please provide at least 24 hours notice prior to the tour date in order to cancel your booking and to receive a full refund.

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Stephanie Eley

Stephanie Eley

I'm a graduate of ITMI, International Tour Management Institute and 17 years as a licensed Tour Director and Program Director. My expertise began in NYC and Washington, DC where I'm a licensed guide and has expanded to Europe, South America, Cuba and the Western / Southwestern National Parks of the US. I'd love to introduce you for a day or a week to Denver, Colorado and the 4 corners region of the US: Colorado, Utah, New Mexico and Arizona! Let's GO!! stepheley@gmail.com

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5. Gemma


Enjoy Italian cuisine and occasional celebrity sightings at this stylish eatery in The Bowery Hotel. Located in the East Village, this place allows guests to bring their dogs and enjoy the meals in the outdoor seating area. Enjoy the rustic, seasonal and extensive Italian menu prepared by Chef Carlo Bigi, ranging from the Gemma salad to Calzone di Nutella. Dig into the tiramisu and brisket a la plancha.

Gemma

Address: 7138, 335 Bowery, New York, NY 10003, United States

Website: Gemma

Opening hours: Sun - Wed: 7am - 12am; Thu - Sat: 7am - 1am (closed on Mon)

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6. Cookshop


Located by the High Line, this energetic, greenmarket-driven, roomy, popular, and delicious hotspot is ideal for dog lovers, especially during the summer. Hit the expansive sidewalk seating on 10th Avenue amidst the greenery and relish new American fare prepared from ultra-fresh ingredients. People usually gather here to enjoy the breakfast menu, which includes options like squash blossom frittata and brioche French toast.

Cookshop

Address: 156 10th Ave, New York, NY 10011, USA

Website: Cookshop

Opening hours: Mon - Fri: 8am - 11pm; Sat: 10am - 11pm; Sun: 10am - 10pm

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7. Morandi

morandi. new york city
Source: Photo by Flickr user 400ad used under CC BY-SA 2.0

People looking for a dog-loving brunch spot should definitely head to Morandi, which offers Italian delicacies and a sidewalk seating. This rustic and buzzy trattoria from Keith McNally serves an enjoyable menu in a super-friendly atmosphere with attentive staff always at your service. Nestled in the heart of the West Village, this place has an extensive wine list along with fresh handmade pasta and comforting entrées.

Morandi

Address: 211 Waverly Pl, New York, NY 10014, USA

Website: Morandi

Opening hours: Mon - Fri: 8am - 12am; Sat: 10am - 12am; Sun: 10am - 11pm

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8. George Keeley's

Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account

Posted by George Keeley NYC on Thursday, August 20, 2020

A traditional pub, George Keeley’s offer a classic ambiance and outdoor seating for customers visiting with dogs. This standard neighborhood bar serves a huge menu of craft brews and allows guests to play dart here. Guests are welcomed in the beer club to drink 100 different types of beer and get their names on the Wall of Fame in the pub for everyone to see.

George Keeley's

Address: 485 Amsterdam Ave, New York, NY 10024, USA

Website: George Keeley’s

Opening hours: Mon - Thu: 2pm - 4am; Fri - Sun: 12pm - 4am

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9. La Contenta

Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account


Located in the heart of Lower East Side and Greenwich Village, this authentic Mexican restaurant serves the traditional menu, mezcals, and agave spirits. Owned by a native chef, this place is well worth the price of admission. Head inside to enjoy the free chips and salsa, along with your dogs, who are also offered a separate menu.

La Contenta

Address: 102 Norfolk St, New York, NY 10002, USA

Website: La Contenta

Opening hours: Mon - Wed: 4pm - 12am; Thu - Sat: 11am - 2am; Sun: 11am - 12am

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10. Novita


A Gramercy eatery serving Tuscan cuisine, Novitá offers Northern Italian delicacies amidst a warm and cozy atmosphere. This smart and sophisticated 60-seat trattoria serves an extensive selection of modern, regional favorites, market specials, ravioli and soup del giorno. If you are planning for intimate dinner parties, business luncheons and/or presentations, you can reserve the 12-seat private dining alcove off the main room. Customers with dogs are also welcome here as a 14-seat sidewalk cafe is especially open for them during the warmer months.

Novitá

Address: 102 E 22nd St, New York, NY 10010, USA

Website: Novitá

Opening hours: Mon - Fri: 12pm - 10:30pm; Sat - Sun: 5:30pm - 11pm

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Enjoy a meal at dog-friendly eateries in NYC

Sunday in Brooklyn
Source: Photo by user Lou Stejskal used under CC BY 2.0

Explore the museums and art galleries in lively New York as you tour this wonderful city. A food lover’s paradise, travelers can enjoy different global cuisines here. Moreover, if you are traveling with a pet, fret not as NYC has several dog-friendly restaurants where you and your furry pal can grab a meal undisturbed.

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Sumit lived in the UK for 10 years and experienced the hustle and bustle of the urban life. However, the serene Scottish country side is where his heart lies. He is still unable to understand Welsh...Read more

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