Dog-Friendly Restaurants in Long Beach
Long Beach puts the “friendly” into dog-friendly. Not only is the city home to 10 off-leash dog parks, Rosie’s Dog Beach–where pooches can play in the sand and surf–but numerous local restaurants that welcome your pets onto their patios. Some even take it to the next level, offering special menu items just for your furry friend.
WATCH ME! SPORTS BAR
Watch Me! Sports Bar (6527 E Pacific Coast Hwy) is a pioneering venue dedicated to celebrating women’s sports. Located in the Marketplace Long Beach (across the street from the 2nd & PCH retail center), Watch Me! Not only offers an elevated gastro pub experience with a menu featuring sustainably sourced, seasonal local ingredients, as well as craft cocktails and artisanal coffees, but the ability to share it with your pup on the patio, including such yummy dog fare as chicken and rice along with a frozen treat.
Rasselbock Kitchen & Beer Garden
Dachshunds, Rottweilers, and Weimaraners may feel especially at home at Rasselbock Kitchen & Beer Garden (4020 Atlantic Ave). Located in the Bixby Knolls neighborhood, Rasselbock is a popular German restaurant featuring a selection of 35 German and Belgian beers, plus a dog- and kid-friendly outdoor patio. The kids can play giant Jenga while you treat your pooch to a sausage treat just for dogs. Humans can wolf down schnitzel, Bavarian pretzels, and bratwurst accompanied by a massive stein of lager or doppelbock.
Ubuntu Café
Ubuntu Café’s (335 Nieto Ave) location is perfect for dog owners who want to grab a meal before or after their trip to the park. Humans can chow down on Tangy Toast topped with whipped ricotta and blood oranges or the Lobster Omelet, while pups can enjoy their own special menu item: frozen snacks made with yogurt and peanut butter. Ubuntu will also grill up a chicken breast or burger patty for dogs upon request. After brunch, take your doggo on a stroll around nearby Colorado Lagoon or along the water at Marine Stadium.
The Attic
The Attic (3441 E Broadway) has built its fanbase not only through its popular brunch and sophisticated takes on comfort food–most famously its Mac & Cheetos and decadent cornbread–but as one of the great meeting places for everyone in the city, including dogs. The patio of the converted 1920s craftsman home offers a relaxed neighborhood vibe that makes it a wonderful spot for you and your canine buddy.
DOGZ BAR AND GRILL
This Belmont Shore hotspot specializes in gourmet hot dogs and sausages, offering 20 different styles and sets of ingredients. There’s also a fully stocked bar and beer served at a frosty 29 degrees. Dogz Bar and Grill (5300 E. Second St.) has a laid back, beachy atmosphere that makes it a destination for families during the day and fun-loving adults in the evening. And, yes, Dogz, is dog-friendly with a specially crafted dog menu that includes chicken breasts and, yes, hot dogs.
6527 E Pacific Coast HWY, Unit B-2
Long Beach, California 90803
(562) 342-9515
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WATCH ME! SPORTS BAR6527 E Pacific Coast HWY, Unit B-2
Long Beach, California 90803
3441 East Broadway
Long Beach, California 90803
(562) 433-0153
Website
THE ATTIC RESTAURANT on Broadway3441 East Broadway
Long Beach, California 90803