6 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants Quincy

“Me and my husband stopped and ate brunch here, this place was so nice and friendly and the food was absolutely 💯 perfect:) also, dog friendly, my girls had a good time and even got a treat:) we will be back:)“

“Had a fabulous lunch at Murphy's Corner Coffee Co. today! I had the Corner Kick panini and it was perfect! loved the bread (not too thick or hard, but crispy) and the pesto mayo was delicious!!! Hubby had a turkey sandwich and could only eat half (it was great too-I tried a bite)! We split a maple bar for dessert and it was wonderful! Got a coffee for the road and it was perfect too! A great place to stop, clean, friendly staff, and wonderful owners! I highly recommend stopping by the next time you're going through the George area!“

“I attended a wine and small plates food event. Every wine, both whites and reds were remarkable, joined perfectly with eats by Smoke Blossom Catering in Wenatchee. Go see Megan and Rob in Quincy... You'll love the chill and friendly ambiance and delicious wines!“

“Awesome food and staff. Friendly and yummy. Wings cheesesteaks and pizza all delicious“

“Wow, what nice people! We were on the Ice Age Flood Trail, and the owner let my wife have a table for three hours(!) while I went exploring the area. Admittedly, a not-busy Saturday, but still…Five stars! I also tried the three-cheese Greek sandwich, and it was exceptional. Try it.“

“As an experienced wine traveler who has visited wineries across Europe and South America, I can confidently say this place is truly special. Dylan, the owner and winemaker, personally served our wine tasting, which is rare and incredibly valuable. Getting to hear firsthand stories and insights from the person behind the wine added so much depth to the experience.

The wines are outstanding, full of character and made for those who truly appreciate varietal expression. This is not your typical commercial winery. The tasting room has a beautiful vintage charm that reminded me of traditional villages in Argentina or Spain.

What impressed me most is that Dylan uses traditional winemaking methods, and it shows in every sip. If you’re looking for a unique, authentic experience that goes beyond the ordinary, this is the place. Support local winemakers,you won’t regret it!“