Pet-Friendly Restaurants in New York City

New York City's first fully dog-friendly café, opened in 2018 by a father-daughter duo and named after their two dogs. The space is split by NY Health Code rules: an order counter side (no dogs, food prep) and a separate dining area where leashed dogs are welcome to join you indoors year-round. Coffee, beer, wine, sandwiches and a rotating menu of dog adoption events. Closest subway: 1st Av (L) or Astor Pl (6).

A Park Slope institution specializing in grass-fed hot dogs and craft beer, with a dedicated dog-friendly back patio and water bowls at the door. Dogs are welcome on the patio year-round and frequently get a free piece of plain hot dog if the kitchen isn't slammed. Walk-in only, no reservations. Closest subway: Bergen St (2/3) one block away.

Westville is a small NYC chain best known for its market vegetables and approachable American comfort food, and every location has a dog-friendly sidewalk patio with bowls of water provided on request. The Hudson Street location has the largest patio of the chain, sheltered partly under scaffolding which keeps it usable even on light rainy days. Solid for a Sunday brunch with a dog at your feet. Closest subway: Houston St (1) or Spring St (C/E).