22 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants Clyde

“Just finished lunch with several friends. Our food was wonderful, you all took the time to push tables together so we could visit and made certain we had everything we needed. Excellent experience.“

“Beach Mountain Diner Waynesville is my favorite lunch spot! Great service from friendly staff with amazing food, especially the daily lunch specials served Monday through Friday. This is why it's loved by locals!“

“Great customer service Relaxing environment“

“I always try to patronize small town coffee shops when I am on a road trip, so once I found Papertown, I made it a point to detour thru Canton on my way home from WNC. Lovely little shop that has a case of baked goods and breakfast sandwiches. Service was so friendly and I really enjoyed sipping on my cold brew. Canton has a charming downtown and I am going to make it a point to stop and enjoy more of the town next time!“

“Excellent menu selection, with something for everyone. Wonderful, friendly service and an All around favorite for atmosphere.“

“It's our HOMETOWN "Go To" for meeting up with friends or just coffee in a corner…the owners are WONDERFUL & the love they have for what they do & the people they serve TRULY shows!.“

“My fiancé and I ate there for first time yesterday. Was such an adorable place. Food was great! Staff was friendly, store was clean! We will definitely be back.“

“We wanted a local breakfast restaurant during our visit to Maggie Valley, and found The Buttered Biscuit. Everything is made from scratch and the Biscuits are huge! Will go again no doubt! True Southern Breakfast!“

“Amazing staff, amazing food, it’s always a great time!“

“Excellent service. Best yeast rolls I have ever had! Ample portions, appropriately priced. The 4 stars for atmosphere is due to how loud it was in the restaurant. I couldn't hear my husband from just across the table.“

“All around great brewery. Love the outdoor space.“

“Delicious and authentic tacos (and other dishes like tamales), with reasonable prices. Highly recommended!“

“Absolutely 10/10!!! Our first time eating here since Sandwich Mama’s took over! Delicious!!! We will be back!!“

“Had a great experience with my family! Roxanna working the cash register was very helpful and pleasant. Great place to stop by!“

“I had my son’s 5th birthday party here and Emily made it so organized and easy. She had it situated for when I got there and also helped get the ice cream for the kids. The workers were great and I highly recommend having your kids birthday party here!“

“Great selection, great events and great owners and staff. Can’t say enough about the place. Highly recommended if you’re anywhere near Waynesville.“

“We love Los Amigos! This family run restaurant does it all right! We have a vegetarian and also a gluten-free diner in the family and there are lots of options! The staff is so friendly, the margaritas and food are so delicious, and the restaurant is clean as can be inside and out. We recommend the Pollo Chipotle, Fiesta Bowl and Pollo Santa Fe- but everything is good!“

“Best Italian dressing hands down!! Also my favorite Italian restaurant ever! The wild mushroom ravioli was amazing!!“

“We just visited The Patio Bistro during our vacation to Waynesville, NC It’s a must visit! They have healthy alternative fast foods, with delicious combination of flavors. The atmosphere is so relaxing and inviting! The owner Tracie is very friendly and hospitable. Oh! We must not forget. It’s a pet friendly establishment.“

“Not sure if I made a review already last year… but my thoughts are still there remembering the Schnitzel Milanes with spaghetti… It was to die for! And now we are back in Australia trying to find a competitor who can do as good as Frankie’s, but no chance! Frankie’s is still number “one” and I would fly (if I could from Australia) to just go there and order this meal…“

“There are places you go to eat because the chef studied in France, and there are places you go because somewhere deep in your soul you miss square pizza, wax paper cheeseburgers, and chocolate milk in a carton.
This place falls squarely into the second category.
Now before anybody gets all worked up and starts writing letters about “fine dining,” let me explain something. Not every meal has to arrive on a plate the size of a hubcap with parsley sprinkled around it like somebody cut the yard too close.
Sometimes a man just wants a cheeseburger that reminds him of the eleventh grade.
And brother, this place will take you there quicker than a Foghat song on an eight-track.
I pulled in and immediately knew what kind of establishment I was dealing with. The curbside setup looked like one of those old drive-ins where you halfway expect a girl on roller skates to slide up beside the car and call you “hon.” It’s the kind of place where you can almost hear baseball games on AM radio even when nobody has one turned on.
The burger came wrapped and stacked exactly like the ones they used to serve in public school cafeterias back in the late seventies and early eighties. Not “inspired by.” Not “elevated.” Identical. Same smell. Same taste. Same mysterious comfort that somehow made a Friday seem survivable.
I took one bite and fully expected the vice principal to walk over and tell me my hair was too long.
The country fried steak looked suspiciously like it came off the back of a Sysco truck sometime during the Carter administration, but I’ll tell you what — it was hot, crispy, covered in gravy, and came with two sides that would stick to your ribs all afternoon. Sometimes that is exactly what a meal ought to do.
And the blueberry cobbler? Mercy.
I don’t know whether somebody’s grandmother made it at daylight or if it came in frozen wrapped in plastic. I know this: put a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top of it and suddenly all is right with the world for about fifteen minutes.
Now let’s be fair. This place is not five-star dining. Nobody’s shaving truffles over your fries. Nobody’s discussing “notes of citrus” in the tea.
But there also ain’t a blessed thing wrong with it.
In fact, what this place serves better than anything on the menu is memory. You don’t just eat here. You remember here. You remember cafeteria trays, football games, small-town summers, station wagons, and when life was simple enough that supper and a milkshake could improve your whole day.
That’s worth something these days.“

“mY SISTER IN LAW AND MYSELF HAD AN EXCELLENT EXPERIENCE AT DODGE CITY. NICOLA WAS VERY ATTENTIVE,AND FRIENDLY. WE WILL DEFINTELY BE BACK11“