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Pet-Friendly Restaurants in Cadaqués

🇪🇸Cadaqués, Spain·Updated 12 June 2026

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Cadaqués is a 2,800-resident pueblo blanco at the dead end of the GI-614 mountain road, with a tight harbour-front strip of restaurants between the Església de Santa Maria and Platja Gran. Catalan health rules (Decret 1/2010 and Llei 22/2003) leave dog access at the host`s discretion as long as the dog is leashed and outside food preparation zones, and the small Cadaqués restaurant scene leans openly dog-friendly because so many of the patrons arrive from Figueres or the Cap de Creus trails with a pet already at heel. The three addresses below appear consistently on the Ajuntament de Cadaqués tourism office`s curated terrace map and on Google`s `accepts dogs` filter for the village.

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Riera, two blocks back from Platja Gran · Riera de Sant Vicenç, s/n, 17488 Cadaqués

The Cadaqués flagship of the three former elBulli chefs Mateu Casañas, Oriol Castro and Eduard Xatruch, open since 2012 in a whitewashed house on the Riera de Sant Vicenç. Mediterranean small plates designed to share, an open courtyard terrace shaded by an old olive tree and a wood-fired oven inside. Dogs welcome on the courtyard year-round.

🐾 Leashed dogs welcome on the courtyard year-round; indoor dining at the host`s discretion🕐 Wed-Sun 13:00-15:00 & 20:00-22:30⭐ Anxoves del Cap de Creus, suquet de peix, suckling pig from the wood oven

💡 Booking 6-8 weeks ahead is mandatory in July-August; ask explicitly for a courtyard table when you reserve and they will set up a water bowl before service

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Es Baluard

Riba, harbour-front below Santa Maria church · Riba Nemesi Llorens, 2, 17488 Cadaqués

A long-running fish house built into the old defensive baluard wall on the harbour, with a stone-floor terrace directly over the pebble cove and a small interior dining room. Local boats land the catch every morning a hundred metres away. Listed in the Ajuntament heritage register for the baluard wall.

🐾 Leashed dogs welcome on the stone terrace; indoor dining at the host`s discretion🕐 Tue-Sun 13:00-15:30 & 20:00-22:30⭐ Suquet de peix, arròs negre, anxoves del Cap de Creus on toast

💡 Aim for a sunset table on the southern end of the terrace; the view runs all the way to the Faro de Cap de Creus on clear days

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Casa Anita

Old quarter behind the church · Carrer Miquel Rosset, 16, 17488 Cadaqués

A village institution opened in 1971 in a narrow lane behind the Església de Santa Maria, with no written menu and shared marble tables. The waiter calls out what came off the boats that day. A Dalí regular in its early years, today a Slow Food and Km0 Catalan member with the same recipe rotation for fifty years.

🐾 Small leashed dogs tolerated at the back tables; ask the family at the door🕐 Thu-Tue 20:00-22:30; no lunch service⭐ Cargols a la llauna, suquet de rap, anxoves de la casa

💡 Arrive at 19:55 and queue at the door, no reservations; ask for the back room which is calmer for the dog and faces the marble counter

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💡 Quick Tips

1.Cadaqués restaurateurs follow the Catalan rhythm: lunch 13:30-15:30, dinner from 20:30. Most terraces close between the two services even in high season
2.Harbour-front terraces (Es Baluard, Es Trull, La Sirena, Talla) all tolerate leashed dogs on the seaside row; the indoor rooms are at the host`s discretion
3.Off-season weekday lunch (October to May) is the most dog-friendly social slot; you will routinely share a terrace with three or four resident dogs

Frequently Asked Questions

Are dogs allowed on the Cadaqués harbour-front restaurants?

Yes on the seaside terraces, at the host`s discretion. The narrow indoor rooms behind the harbour wall are tighter and most kitchens prefer to keep dogs on the terrace side; ask at the door.

Do I need to book ahead at Compartir in July-August?

Yes, 6-8 weeks ahead. The courtyard has only about a dozen tables and books out by mid-May for the whole summer. Cancellations open at 18:00 the same day on the website.

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💡 Quick Tips

1.Cadaqués restaurateurs follow the Catalan rhythm: lunch 13:30-15:30, dinner from 20:30. Most terraces close between the two services even in high season

2.Harbour-front terraces (Es Baluard, Es Trull, La Sirena, Talla) all tolerate leashed dogs on the seaside row; the indoor rooms are at the host`s discretion

3.Off-season weekday lunch (October to May) is the most dog-friendly social slot; you will routinely share a terrace with three or four resident dogs

Frequently Asked Questions

Are dogs allowed on the Cadaqués harbour-front restaurants?

Yes on the seaside terraces, at the host`s discretion. The narrow indoor rooms behind the harbour wall are tighter and most kitchens prefer to keep dogs on the terrace side; ask at the door.

Do I need to book ahead at Compartir in July-August?

Yes, 6-8 weeks ahead. The courtyard has only about a dozen tables and books out by mid-May for the whole summer. Cancellations open at 18:00 the same day on the website.