Pet-Friendly Restaurants in Sitges

A century-old vermouth bar (founded 1929) on a corner of the Casc Antic, two blocks from the Sant Bartomeu cliff church. Catalan tapas, anchovies, bombas and a deep vermut selection served on a sidewalk terrace that fills with dogs and locals at the Sunday vermut hour. Listed as a Sitges institution by the Ajuntament heritage office.

A slow-food Catalan restaurant in the heart of the old town, member of the Slow Food and Km0 Catalan network, with seasonal market cooking, malvasia wines and a quiet courtyard terrace shaded by an old fig tree. Dogs are welcome on the courtyard year-round and at the indoor tables outside peak service.

A long-running international bistro opened in 2009 by Australian chef Andrew Ryland, a short walk from Platja de Sant Sebastià. Modern Mediterranean and Asian fusion plates, a tight wine list of Penedès and Priorat, and a courtyard terrace that has been openly dog-friendly since opening. Rated above 9 on TheFork`s pet filter for Sitges.