6 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants Paducah

“Found this cafe searching for a place to eat while in Paducah visiting the NQM and so glad I did! Staff werevery friendly, excellent service. And we had nothing but compliments for the food. The boiler room beef sliderswere perfectly cooked, delicious. There's a nice outdoor patio available or comfortable seating indoors too.Definitely will be back!“

“Great location, service was excellent, beer was not bad. Now, the burger? One of the best damned burgers I have ever eaten! It was huge! Moist and flavorful. The bun obviously was sourced from a local bakery. If you find yourself in Paducah, KY, stop in here and enjoy the beer, but FALL IN LOVE WITH THE BURGER!! My wife loved the chicken tenders too. The Parmesan fries were to die for! Don't even get us started on the chocolate pie!“

“Gentlemen was very nice. I went in to buy expresso because it is freash roasted. With every bag of coffee you buy you get a free coffee or tea of choice I let them surprise me. They use a fantastic farm fresh milk. I talking great milk from Amish families. We drive an hour to get this milk so to see them use it in every drink was amazing. They said they use the chocolate milk in their Micah. Impressed“

“Great vegan eatery in Paducah. Vegan comfort food. Pet friendly outdoor seating.Vegetarian options: Vegan and vegetarian comfort food, including dessertsParking: Very few parking spaces. One handicap parking spaceWheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair accessible“

“Dry Ground Brewing Company has been my home pub since I was ejected from the Seattle area. While in exile here in Paducah, I have cried in my excellently brewed local beer more times than I can count. So, what do I love about the place? Lets start with the beer. I usually order Preacher Pilsner - a very capable and sturdy pilsner. Occasionally I kick it up a notch and take one of their fine IPAs. If you're lucky, you'll be there when they are doing a one-off IPA that has extended fruit notes. Wow. The servers there are awesome. Especially Marley. But really, they're all very special people. Why? Imagine a new-comer from Seattle bopping into their small town Kentucky pub. I show up with my NW accent and attitude, thinking everyone is going to say something like "Hey wow, you're from Seattle! Aren't you special?" Instead, it was more "Welcome to our pub and we're so sorry you had to live in Seattle ... for 27 years". After a few visits, they knew my beer of choice and my habit of settling at the bar with my journal and fountain pen, quietly writing. I managed to make a few friends in the few months I've been going. Sadly, my company is pulling on my dog collar and hauling me all the way back to Seattle. So much for work - from - home [anywhere].“

“We had an excellent experience at this establishment. Mattie, our server was great and attentive. She made sure we had everything we needed and answered all of our questions. I started off with the gator appetizer and the pickle fries. Then, for the main dish, I had the mahi mahi with brown rice and also the red beans and rice. The food was delicious. I completed the meal with keylime pie with the kiwi sauce for dessert, which was really tasty. We will be returning for sure, and I totally recommend a visit if you are in town! If I could give Moe than 5 stars, I would.“