10 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants Brighton

“Best place,great food.Highly recommend 🥰🥰🥰🥰“

“I love StockYard. We haven't been in a long time as we moved faraway. Now, after 10 years we came back and it was like we never stopped coming to eat here. The food was super delicious. The NY Sirloin, and the tenderness of the Fille Minog was extraordinary. Outstanding customer service. The drinks were superb. And the complimentary chocolate cake with ice cream for Father's day was out of this world. Thank you.“

“The best pizza and sandwich’s around delicious 😋 best customer service when you have an issue with door dash thank so much harry for lunch 🥰“

“Excellent tapas in a quaint setting“

“Came here with my dad and brother, all three of us love the food we ordered and the staff are super friendly too. Definitely will visit again!“

“Not only is Notch beer delicious and dedicated to putting out European styles you can’t get anywhere else, but their vibe is unmatched. They are dedicated to our community and hosting amazing events. Notch is a true value add to the Brighton community. Can’t recommend enough.“

“The food is super fresh! I had the “The dirty monkey” smoothie…..the same! Fresh and delicious. Definitely a must try!“

“Really nice coffee shop! Plenty of parking, with a decent amount of space inside, though all the tables were taken on a Saturday morning. But still got my coffee pretty quick and sat outside which was nice. The cappuccino and the pain au chocolat were both very good!“

“I LOVE this sushi place. I found it by accident one night on GrubHub for a sweet potato roll and it was perfect. I've been steadily ordering the same with a ginger ale for a year and it always tastes consistently fresh and full of flavor. The price is always great. Thanks for tasty late night food!

Edit: Also, went in-person with our baby one night and Jay and Chris were super nice and everyone was very welcoming.

We got vegetable Gyoza, Sweet potato rolls and cucumber rolls, and they were fresh and had a lot of flavor.“

“Good all you can eat sushi restaurant. The rice to fish ratio isn’t as good as normal restaurants, so I do recommend going for dinner and getting sashimi, and just adding the amount of rice you want.

The restaurant now takes orders on tablets, which leads to more accurate orders.

They usually accommodate allergies well. They had gluten free soy sauce, though I do not think they are a gluten free establishment.

Street parking is parallel and can be hard to find. You may have to drive a few roads down to park, and walk back to the restaurant.“