Kolobrzeg's seafront promenade and old fishing-port streets have a relaxed, outdoor-terrace culture that suits a well-behaved dog for most of the year. Sanitary rules keep pets out of enclosed dining rooms in most places, but gardens, covered terraces and pavement tables around Towarowa, Narutowicza and Kamienna streets routinely welcome leashed dogs, especially in the May-to-September season. Calling ahead in winter is still wise, since some terraces close for the season.
A long-running Polish and Mediterranean restaurant right beside the busy fishing-port waterfront, with a garden terrace. Dogs are welcomed both on the terrace and, quietly, inside.
๐ก Ask for a garden table facing the port, quieter and shadier than the street-facing side.
A cosy pizza and grill spot in the Old Town with sofas and warm lighting. Dogs are a regular sight on the outdoor tables at lunch and dinner.
๐ก Weekend evenings get busy. Book ahead in July and August.
Kolobrzeg's original burger bar, running since 2015, with a small outdoor seating area. Dogs are welcome outside and staff bring water bowls in warm weather.
๐ก A quick, casual option close to the Old Town square, good after a long promenade walk.
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