5 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants Raymond

“Stellar Service and Excellent Food!!!“

“Great stop on the way to the coast - if you have a chance to stop by / need a restroom break / need to grab some lunch this is a great spot. It’s unassuming and you really don’t see places like this anymore where it’s also backed by some delicious eats. Came in because we were curious about these “stuffed sandwiches” and reviews about the chowder being great. Husband and I shared a chowder and Greek stuffed sandwich. Both so good and filling even when shared. Staff is friendly.

We ate outside so can’t speak to the inside diner environment. Inside was well air conditioned from what I could shortly experience. Bathroom was decent and clean. Outdoor has two tables which was fine for what we needed as a quick bite and to hang out with our dog. No shade though - wasn’t a big deal for us.

A lot of people coming in and out to either eat or pickup food to go.“

“Me and my lovely wife visited yesterday for the first time. I travel quite often for work and get to experience cuisine from all over. The gyro pizza was to die for. It was phenomenal and on calliflower crust. I was so good I had to speak to the person who was making them. The beer cheese to die for. This will definitely become one of our spots. These gastro flavors were fire! oh and the boysenberry cider omg..... just saying dooooooo it!“

“A most excellent coffee shop right on the water. Large relaxed area, lits of different type of seating. Great food, awesome cookies, great sandwiches, bagels, yummy coffee drink with SIX alternative milks available! Fresh bread from the bakery next door. Loks to be THE gathering place in the area.“

“We stopped here once before about seven years ago. We just happened to be in town again and had to return to this place. The restaurant is very basic, nothing fancy inside, but the huge fresh oysters cooked on the BBQ has got to be the best I have ever had! They also offer other seafood; I had clam strips which were FRESH caught locally, not frozen and they are so good! The main downside is they currently only accept cash and with seafood, that is a hardship for many nowadays. We almost didn't stop because we don't carry cash anymore, but we remembered how yummy their oysters were and so we went to an ATM in town to get some cash. It was $23 for 6 oysters (we actually got 7 on the plate). Clam Strips were $16.“