Browse menus, reviews and photos of Pet Friendly Restaurants in Goldfield.
Bar · $
925 North 5th Avenue, Goldfield
Customers’ favorites
“What a great saloon off the beaten path! Beers were nice and cold and Phoenix our bartender was one of the best we’ve ever had! She did a great job of keeping our beers full, was friendly and funny but didn’t chew our ears off. The atmosphere was top notch! Can’t wait to go back”
Diner · $
323 Crook Avenue, Goldfield
Customers’ favorites
“On a trip to Reno from Las Vegas we wanted to try something not a national fast food chain. Dinky Diner was open. We pulled into a dirt lot, admired some old rusting cars in a nearby lot I wish I could restore and walked to front door. Neon sign said open but bright sun hid that some and it otherwise looked closed. We opened the door and it was at at least 60% capacity of customers. We navigated flow and were seated where I could see some grill work and still be in dining room. It's a small place. They had a be patient we are short staffed sign, but the wait was only a few minutes longer than expected. There was only one unserved table when we sat. I got Philly steak and my wife a club sandwich. I can't have cheese and so found mine a bit boring and they forgot the mushroom request likely due to all the discussion of dairy allergy and safe sides and which sides they were out of at the time. So mine a 3. Club sandwich looked amazing. 5 of 5 We tipped and went to counter to pay. CC terminal had tip and was tricky to avoid tipping twice. She charged $2.5 for something either the salad I had to substitute since all sides were out or not safe or my wife's side of ranch. We drank water. So worth trying as we explore and look for new favorite. Maybe my wife would crave that club sandwich, but I'd be trying a hamburger or something else there, remember I can't have dairy, but I've had plenty non dairy versions elsewhere. Cost about $30 before tip. Thank you for the meal. Cheers!”
April 11th marks National Pet Day - a perfect time to celebrate the special bond we share with our pets and explore dining options that welcome our four-legged companions. The restaurant scene is evolving, with pet-friendly spots becoming increasingly common, since we want to include pets in our everyday activities. After all, many of us consider our pets to be family members and appreciate places where we can enjoy a quality meal without leaving them behind. We highlighted some of the best places where both you and your pet can enjoy time together while enjoying good food this National Pet Day.