Pet-Friendly Restaurants in Torun

A Torun institution on the main Old Market Square, Manekin is the city's most famous nalesnikarnia (crepe house), serving over 80 sweet and savoury crepes in a vaulted Gothic cellar plus a terrace right on the cobbles. Dogs on leash are welcome both on the terrace and at indoor tables, and staff routinely bring a water bowl. The setting under the Town Hall tower is the most central pet-friendly meal in the city.

A traditional pierogi house tucked into a 14th-century granary building two minutes from the Vistula riverside. The kitchen makes pierogi to order with seasonal fillings, from classic ruskie (potato and curd) to wild boar, plus regional Kuyavian dumplings. Dogs on leash are welcome at indoor tables in the brick-vaulted hall and on the summer terrace overlooking the river walls. A reliable winter lunch when the terraces along the Rynek close down.

A historic confectionery and cafe founded in 1913, occupying a Renaissance townhouse on the Old Market Square. The interior is all polished wood and patisserie counters; the small terrace looks straight across at the Town Hall. Dogs on leash are welcome at the outdoor tables and at the back of the indoor cafe, and the staff are happy to bring water. The right spot for an afternoon coffee and a slice of Torun gingerbread cake with a dog at your feet.