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With nearly 500 dog-friendly green spaces sprawled around Seattle and plenty of places to eat, stay, and play with your pet, it’s hard for pet lovers not to adore Seattle. Despite its infamous gray and cloudy skies, Seattle has many pet-friendly restaurants that will make your dog wag its tail.
Find out below which are the top dog-friendly restaurants in Seattle.
With all the diverse cuisines across Latin America, GARZON’s menu features the best. Frequent travels helped expose owner Jose Garzon to foods from around the world—an experience he now shares with Seattle.
GARZON built its reputation as a pop-up restaurant around town but found its current home inside the Black Cat Bar. Vibe to rock n’roll tunes blaring from inside while sitting on the dog-friendly outdoor patio. It’s the perfect combination for local brews and global eats.
The menu features Latin dishes from Garzon’s native Ecuador to street food popular in Argentina. He takes street food off the street and prepares it in the Black Cat kitchen. Dishes like the Carne asada kabob, pork soba noodle salad, and patacones con queso are all must-try.
GARZON is open as late as midnight for the Friday and Saturday crowd with pets up for a late-night bite.
Amenities and More: Takes Reservations, Latinx-Owned, Covered Outdoor Seating, Full Bar, Accepts Credit Cards
Address: 2132 1st Ave, Seattle, WA 98121
The friendly atmosphere at Gyro & More lets you and your pet get comfortable while being taken care of with excellent Mediterranean food. The family-owned restaurant treats all patrons—those with two and four legs—with Greek hospitality that keeps locals returning often.
Gyro & More is located in WestLake, just a short fetch toss away from Union Lake. The outdoor patio lets you and your pet enjoy the atmosphere of one of the best neighborhoods in Seattle. The sounds of cars driving by and the nearby lake provide the soundtrack for your meal—just until the food makes you feel like you’re dining on the Mediterranean coast.
There are countless ways to eat gyros. Gyro & More features gyro sandwiches, plates, and salads. Each has plenty of meat, vegetables, and sauce to fill you up. Try traditional meats like chicken, lamb, and beef, or order a mix if you can’t settle on just one.
As for the “& More,” it also serves other regional cuisines, such as shawarmas, falafel sandwiches, baba ganoush, and hummus.
Gyro & More is open daily from 10:30 AM to 9 PM.
Amenities and More: Takes Reservations, Vegan Options, Women-Owned, Wheelchair Accessible, Accepts Credit Cards
Address: 1205 Dexter Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109
You’ll have a blast spending time in the walker-friendly U District, filled with students from the University of Washington campus and trendy cafes lining the streets. The Portage Bay Cafe is a hotspot for local pet owners, even when it’s one of the city’s chilly and cloudy days.
With more than two decades in business, Portage Bay Cafe is well-prepared for the Seattle weather. It keeps pet owners cozy with artisan-style blankets provided at each table, while your dog’s fur is more than enough to keep your pet warm while you eat.
Brunch is a popular time to eat at Portage Bay Café. It features contemporary brunch from around the world. Order American-style brunch like French toast or southern-style biscuits and gravy. Try European flair with French-style crepes and Swedish pancakes topped with fresh fruit. Even a sprinkle of Latin cuisine with dishes like huevos rancheros.
Reservations are recommended if you hope to get a patio seat during the busy brunch hours.
Amenities and More: Women-owned, Takes Reservations, Many Vegetarian Options, Waiter Service, Wheelchair Accessible
Address: 4130 NE Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
A conversation about food and bikes led to creating one of Seattle’s most unique restaurants, Peloton. However, at this Peloton, your jaw muscles are the only things you’ll work out. It’s a restaurant made to keep you and your bike healthy. Its owner, Mckenzie, developed this dual-purpose space with her 10+ years of restaurant experience and love for biking.
Seattle is a bike-friendly city where pets are often jogging alongside the bikers. Add your bike to the collection of two-wheelers on the bike rack, or take it inside for a quick repair while your food keeps you occupied outside with your pet until it’s finished.
The friendly staff at Peloton can make a major city like Seattle feel like a small town where they know your name and your pet’s name every time you visit. Order inside, where you’ll see the clash of two worlds—vintage bikes hanging above an order counter, a wall of bike repair tools on one side, and a menu wall on the other.
It specializes in breakfast sandwiches and plates, lunchtime sandwiches, and other a la carte items to personalize your meal. Pick up your food and enjoy it on the outdoor patio, where even now, your pet never leaves your side.
Amenities and More: Women-Owned, Vegan Options, Accepts Apple Pay, Full Bar, Wheelchair Accessible, Happy Hour Specials
Address: 1220 E Jefferson St., Seattle, WA 98122
Star Fusion & Bar specializes in Asian fusion with cuisines ranging from the island of Japan to the nomadic lands of Mongolia. Located in the Capitol Hill district, you and your pet won’t have to wander too far to find great food because this dog-friendly restaurant gives you the best of both.
Pyramid heat lamps warm the outdoor patio while you sit at an available table. It preserves the ambiance of the restaurant with a sliding door connecting inside and outside dining.
Star Fusion & Bar has something for everyone’s taste. It has several seafood dishes like the popular Charizard Roll, a row of sushi served in a flaming roll of foil, traditional spicy tuna rolls, and calamari fries. Experience authentic Mongolian dishes like beef tongue and tsuivan. Or enjoy vegetarian-friendly options like a bowl of veggie ramen or a plate stacked with grilled edamame.
Amenities and More: Asian-owned, Takes Reservations, Accepts Apple Pay, Accepts Android Pay, Many Vegetarian Options, Waiter Service, Happy Hour Specials, Full Bar
Address: 538 Broadway E, Seattle, WA 98102
Kamp Social House is adding some buzz to the otherwise quiet Madison Hill district. As one of the area’s newcomer restaurants, it offers a space for pets and their humans to come together and fellowship over a delicious meal.
Tis’ the season because Kamp Social House always gets you in the mood for the holidays year-round—whether tasting seasonal soft serve flavors or admiring the restaurant’s decorations. Join in on the commotion on the covered patio. The dog-friendly space has a modern style and an ambiance for relaxing before and after you eat.
The Kamp Social House menu is diverse, with dishes inspired by everything from Caribbean cuisine to contemporary American eats. Stuff yourself with hearty entrees like honey citrus glazed pork belly and chicken fried steak, or healthier options like cauliflower steak and grilled Caesar salad.
For even more socializing, order a round of drinks from the full bar. It serves wine, beer, cocktails, and mimosas for brunch-goers.
Amenities and More: Black-Owned, LGBTQ-Owned, Waiter Service, Covered Outdoor Seating, Accepts Cryptocurrency, Wheelchair Accessible
Address: 2800 E Madison, Seattle, WA 98112
Your dog’s keen sense of smell can nearly smell the wood-fired pizzas cooking in the back of the Stella Fiore food truck when coming down the street. It’s a food truck meal you haven’t been excited about since anxiously waiting for an ice cream truck as a kid.
Wind your way past the aged brownstones and 19th Century Renaissance Revival architecture around Pioneer Square to find this restaurant. The district’s art galleries are a prelude to the artisan pizzas crafted to perfection by the truck’s chefs.
Stella Fiore is a one-of-a-kind food truck experience that gives you a peek at what happens in the kitchen. Once parked, the truck transforms into an outdoor kitchen with its mobile wood-fired set outside to watch the cooks slide your pizzas in and take out a culinary masterpiece within minutes.
Its signature flavors include classic pepperoni pizza, paneer tikka, and spicy red star. The personal-sized pizzas are easy to enjoy onsite wherever you find the truck parked for the day.
Amenities and More: Accepts Credit Cards, Accepts Apple Pay, Wheelchair Accessible
Address: Pioneer Square, Seattle, WA 98104
Northeast Queen Anne Greenbelt is one of many popular green spaces in Seattle for pets to enjoy walking, relaxing, and views overlooking Lake Union. After exploring the park’s 10 acres of trails, stop by The Toledo to fuel up for the next round of pet fun.
Opened in 2017, the Toledo is a casual dive bar and restaurant whose food tastes just as good as the drinks. It’s all fun and games at this restaurant. Recap the day’s fun with your pet on the outdoor patio. On select nights, you might even stumble into one of its game nights or play a board game with your group.
Craving bar food? The Toledo has you covered with contemporary options like chicken n’waffles and brisket Mac n’cheese. Alternatively, keep things light with a tray of sliders, belly-warming soup, and fresh salad. You don’t want to miss trying the Holy Toledo, one of the many themed cocktails, or a locally-brewed IPA.
Amenities and More: Women-Owned, Takes Reservations, Vegan Options, Full Bar, Covered Outdoor Seating, Happy Hour Specials, Waiter Service
Address: 1628 Dexter Ave N Ste B, Seattle, WA 98109
Put your creativity to the test at FOB Poke Bar. This line-style restaurant shows that the only secret to making its delicious poke bowls is using fresh ingredients. Every day, it stocks the line with seafood, veggies, and more ready to serve Seattle’s pet lovers.
FOB Poke Bar brightens Seattle’s gloomy skies with tropical Hawaiian flavors. It promotes a healthy lifestyle with meals designed for carb-free, protein-free, and other nutritious diets.
Build-Your-Own-Bowl lets you customize your poke bowl to suit your taste. With more than ten toppings available and various sauces, the combinations are endless. Follow your server down the food line, selecting fresh green ingredients like kale, cucumbers, and seaweed. Let your curiosity provoke you to add a few unusual toppings like eel and tamagoyaki. Finish your customized creation with homemade Wasabi Aioli sauce. It’s a colorful mix that deserves a photo before eating it!
Pets are allowed inside FOB Poke Bar’s spacious dining room. But if the weather is nice, walk across the street to eat en Plein air on the Cal Anderson Park lawns.
Amenities and More: Wheelchair Accessible, Accepts Credit Cards, Free Wi-fi
Address: 1620 Broadway, Seattle, WA 98122
Serving authentic cuisine from Laos makes Taurus Ox a standout restaurant in the hip Capitol Hill District. It has been around since 2019 but recently settled into this new location. The good news is that pet owners can dine with their pets on the dog-friendly outdoor patio while still enjoying the same great Laotian food.
Taurus Ox will be the perfect first impression if you’ve never had Laotian food. It started with a humble homemade recipe from one of its founding chefs and sparked an entire menu full of Asian noodle and rice dishes. A few of its best-sellers are the Lao Pork Sausage Plate, the Lao Burger, and new dishes like Thom Khem and Khao Soi are also a must-try.
Eat with your pet on the outdoor dog-friendly back patio, where you’ll have plenty of privacy and excellent service.
Amenities and More: LGBTQ-Owned, Asian-Owned, Pescatarian Options, Vegan Options, Wheelchair Accessible, Full Bar, Waiter Service, Accepts Android Pay, Accepts Apple Pay
Address: 903 19th Ave. E, Seattle, WA 98122
