Pet Friendly Restaurant Patios-Phoenix Area
Just took our 2 Great Danes on a early morning walk to A'J's for Breakfast. They had a wonderful Buffet set up outside w/ Omeletes made to order, French Toast , Fresh Fruit, Burritos....Bacon ...bagels...etc.
They even gave us a bowl of water for the dogs...
We were suprised to see how many people had brought their dogs....it was much more enjoyable than a Sunday Morning at the dog park.
Any other patios in town that are pet friendly?
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re: johnseberg
I haven't taken any of the doggy-kids there yet, but the Rock Bottom at Desert Ridge is advertising that their patio is dog-friendly now. (This is a recent development in the last couple of months.) And I believe they have misters outside, which helps!
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Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery
21001 N Tatum Blvd # 38-1350, Phoenix, AZ
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Switch & Ticoz allow small, well-mannered dogs on their patios. We took our Japanese Chin to Switch recently during happy hour. It was very comfortable; they greeted our pup nicely and even brought him out a bowl of water. It was really a great happy hour experience--since our best friend could tag along, too!
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This post is great! I live in Tucson and whenever I go up to Phoenix I spent a long time searching for dog-friendly restaurants, and I always end up at Duck and Decanter on Camelback. They have a doggie cart with water bowls and milkbones, and a great patio, often with live music. Great sandwiches!
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re: emmaAmethyst
Pier 54 in Tempe is dog friendly & they have provided dog bowls in the past. I think they're under new management now, with reduced hours for the duration of the summer. Come fall it's nice to sit out with the pups & have a cocktail on the water.
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Pier 54
5394 S Lakeshore Dr, Tempe, AZ 85283
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Another very dog-friendly place is Bomberos. This isn't the optimal time of year, naturally, but since they tend to be open a bit later, that helps with being outside.
Unfortunately, Vintage Market at Biltmore has been closed for some time now. Anybody happen to know whether the new Christopher's there is dog-friendly? (I've seen dogs outside at the previous Fermier location. And if you put your restaurant next to 3 Dog Bakery, you have to expect the question!)
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Orange Table by Scottsdale Civic Center is very pet-friendly. They have a great breakfast and lunch menu and its close to the newly remodeled Chaparral Dog Park!
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La Grande Orange doesn't seem to have a problem with pets outside...there always seem to be a few pooches after my Croque Madame.
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We went to lunch at Pie Zano's in the Town & Country center on Saturday. They had a flyer in their window advertising doggie dining - but I don't recall which days this takes place. I think dogs are probably welcome on the patio at any time. I believe they also share the patio with Cypress Pita Grill.
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The other place we've discovered is really nice to take the dogs is the Farm Kitchen up at the Farm at South Mountain. Best to have two people so one can go in and order...but sitting under the pecan trees with the dogs and walking around the grounds...we've done this twice now recently and it's been a really nice way to spend an afternoon...
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terroir wine bar on scottsdale road and indian bend has a nice patio and i have friends that always bring their dog - and have seen many dogs there. have to bring your own bowl for water though. : )
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re: ccl1111
Monday afternoon I was out running errands with my goddog, so thought we'd try it. We were happy girls! Lovely patio, & I got one of the very comfy chairs. I had duck pate, with a Hannah Sauv Blanc -- very yummy.
Middle of a Monday afternoon, they were pretty slow, which gave both the staffers a chance to say hi to my doggie. And they did offer her a water bowl. I'd say *very* dog friendly
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I've seen dogs at Kashman's (the one at Pinnacle Peak and Scottsdale), and they had a doggie watering bowl. A couple of times, I've seen people with their dogs on the patio at Uncle Louie's in the Terravita strip mall (at Scottsdale and Carefree Hwy). Uncle Louie's is a little Italian place (pizza and pasta), not the best food, but good when I don't want to drive very far. It's actually pretty popular up there - everytime I've gone, it's crowded.
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re: scabbardgirl
We've been taking our dogs on weekend mornings out to Cosmo dog park in Gilbert...afterwards we go over the coffee place at Agritopia and the patio there is very dog friendly. There are also all the tables on the grass under the trees over next door at Joe's Farm Grill that are very pleasant to enjoy some coffee under. The Farm Grill isn't open in the morning but the coffee house has good coffee, baked goods, and usually some hot item like a breakfast burrito or quiche.
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re: ziggylu
thanks for this, we'd driven up from Yuma with our doggie and little boy and wanted a good place to eat where everyone could stretch out and have a good time. My little boy loved running around with the other kids at Joe's Farm Grill, and our dog was able to meet a few of her kind before we finished our meal and headed over to Cosmo Park to wear them both out before the long drive home.
I love threads like this, they make my life so much easier!!!
By the way,our son polished off the grilled Peanut Butter & Banana sandwich, hubby had the BBQ chicken pizza, I had the Chicken salad sandwich, and we shared sweet potato fries and onion rings. Everything was very good, tho I was surprised at how small my sandwich was. The sweet potato fries were the highlight of the meal for me, as well as the relaxed ambiance & outdoor seating.
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re: orangetravelcat
No, I do like Uncle Louie's. I like the puttanesca sauce. I like the nicoise salad. I really like their tuna salad sandwich at lunch. But, if I compare it to Nick's, well, I like Nick's a bit better. The atmosphere at Uncle Louie's is more pizza parlor than Italian place. But, I do enjoy being able to sit outside on the patio. So, yes, I do like Uncle Louie's.
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