50 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants Seattle

“Oyster poor boy was the best sandwich ever“

“Great sandwich and friendly staff! Will go back“

“What a treat! I am not gonna lie, the initial intrigue for our visit was the historical aspect.
But this changed quickly.
Il Nido is an amazing restaurant with focus on all the details that make a visit there a wonderful experience.
Impeccable service, well composed dishes and of course the ambience.
Grateful!!“

“This is honestly the very best gelato I’ve ever had! Such a unique ice cream experience, like nothing I’ve ever tasted. You will appreciate the high quality ingredients, and care that goes into every batch. Vanilla Malt and Ube Coconut were my favorites.“

“Had brunch there for the first time today and the coffee was proper and the waffle brisket sandwich unique perfection. The side salad option was made with the freshest greens and just the right amount of dressing. Portion-size was appropriate and sustained me through all my Saturday chores.“

“Authentic, fresh, and entirely delicious. The homemade cannelloni pasta noodles and filling were absolute perfection! Fantastic marinara! And the pizza… amazing. So much for leftovers! And I haven’t even mentioned the kindness of all of the staff. Can’t wait to come back to this gem!“

“Their ham and cheese empañada is the best I have ever tasted! Their pastries are delicious!“

“The food and service are phenomenal. We’ve eaten the entire menu twice over over the course of several trips and every single thing is excellent. The family is so lovely and we love that they’re kid friendly. The meat and three is a great value for the amount of food and easily feeds two adults and a toddler. Cannot recommend Zax enough.“

“Your food and drinks are amazing! Had a burger with a BUN for the first time in a VERY long time! I'd pretty much given up on gluten free buns. The peach sour and the beer was delish! Felt so good to know I could eat anything on the menu and not worry about any cross contamination!“

“Best coffee I have had in Seattle hands down.“

“Some Random Bar is a great neighborhood spot in Belltown, right around the corner of 1st Avenue and Vine Street. The atmosphere is casual and comfortable, making it a good place to stop for drinks and food without feeling overly formal. The menu goes beyond basic bar food, with a good variety of dishes and cocktails.

The location is especially convenient if you’re walking around Belltown, and there are plenty of other restaurants and businesses nearby. It has the kind of neighborhood atmosphere that fits this part of Seattle well. A nice option for a relaxed evening with friends or a casual meal.“

“Such a lovely and convenient location. Helpful, friendly service. A simple yet elegant atmosphere ♥️☕️“

“I happened to stumble upon this place exploring Seattle. I had my first Seattle dog, and a few of their IPAs. The food and drinks were great. All of the staff were incredibly pleasant and kind, with a shoutout to Clea. I will absolutely be stopping here again when I make it back out to Seattle.“

“Cool bathroom. Nice location. Friendly staff. I didn’t have a drink but was told they were pretty good. Portions are large. Vegan selections are limited.“

“Tucked down an alley but bright signs lead the way. Had the spicy bulgogi beef bowl with pot stickers. Wonderfully delicious!! Thank you!“

“We enjoy Harry’s for special occasions, tonight we came for a couple of items in mind and we should have came earlier as they had sold out of the entree. Our server Jesse was more than apologetic and rescued the evening with authentic hospitality. Excited to return for our next evening out at Harry’s Beach House.“

“Easiest 5 stars I've given in my life.. If you are in downtown and looking for a baked good, stop searching and get yourself to Mirabelle ASAP. Nowhere else in Seattle will a butter croissant genuinely melt in your mouth - the details in the shop are impeccably accurate, down to the cafe tables and lights in the shop - my cortisol levels drop every time I eat here. Truly a piece of Paris and Europe in Seattle - nothing comes close.“

“Best poke in Washington! We’ve tried a lot of poke spots, and Red Bowls is still the one we keep coming back to.

The fish is always fresh, the portions are generous, the ingredients taste high quality, and the bowls are packed with flavor. They don’t skimp on the good stuff either, so you actually feel like you’re getting your money’s worth.

The staff is always friendly (sweet Korean elderly couple), service is quick, and the quality has been consistently excellent every time we’ve gone.

If you love poke, Red Bowls is a must-try. Easy 5 stars and our favorite poke spot in Washington.“

“OMG! I just ate a Lilikói shortbread cookie. I found them at Uwajimaya. This is the best cookie ever!!!! Thank you Patrick’s!! 💜“

“Came here on a hot 82 degree day and they had a shaded lounge with air conditioning, running water to wash hands, and reasonably priced food. I didn’t even think I was that hungry but once I had a bite I could not stop it was that good! I am 100% coming back here, what a pleasant experience. You can really tell the owner loves what he does and the ingredients were fresh and flavorful, even uses saffron for the rice! This is one gem of a food truck in Seattle.“

“friendly staff, great coffee. Will definitely be back for more.“

“Went for NBA game 7, great place to view. It’s pricey but the food was delicious, beer cold and servers all nice.“

“Delicious lunch and sold us some pastrami to take home! Friendly and fun place to catch a bite.“

“We stumbled upon this little Cafe while waiting for a train to come in. we had the Bánh mi drip! Absolutly amazing,so much flavor!!! the broth to dip in was so yummy! I'd drive the 4 hrs to eat here again!“

“Cheesy biscuit just melts in your mouth when they're fresh from the oven. Now I wonder how best to reheat the biscuit once home to reproduce that experience???“

“Excellent service and great food!!!“

“Food and service was excellent!“

“Food was adequate and prices were reasonable, but you’re here for the view. Just avoid the pog cider they have on tap, I was so excited to try it because I love cider and I love pog, but unfortunately it was disgusting and tasted like neither of those, kinda ruined the experience.“

“Friendly people. Delicious food. Always nice to have tasty options in the neighborhood. In former Baja Bistro space.“

“Stopped by with 3 friends after touring the steel plant. Our orders were expertly prepared and delivered to our table. The owner kindly turned down the music upon our request.
Everything you could ever want in a neighborhood coffee bar.“

“Lovely people, wonderful food, friendly atmosphere, open in the evenings, vegetarian options, right in my neighborhood. So glad they’re here!“

“This is a great neighborhood spot! The pizza is really, really good, and there's space to spread out and hang with people. The beer is a little spendy ($11/glass, give or take), so I skip that and get something from a nearby brewery if I really want it. But def go for the pizza and the chill vibes!!“

“One of my favorite Japanese restaurants (not to mention the oldest in Seattle) and it has never disappointed me. The food is delicious and the service is friendly and warm. It’s a difficult time we are in with the pandemic of 2020, but Maneki has transitioned to take out, which it never did before, and is so organized that it blew my mind when I saw how clearly labeled each item was when I got home. I could easily tell which was part of the teishoku 定食 or “set meal.” Support this small business because it needs us now more than ever. 01 DEC 2020.“

“Enjoyed the queso barria tacos with consome. The meat was so favorable. I wish the tortilla was a bit more crispy but I really enjoyed the meal! I would gladly come back. The free salsa bar was nice too..different flavors of salsa available and I enjoyed experimenting with different salsa pairings with each bite“

“every time my partner & i go on a vacation, she is in the search for the best matcha (for context, she works at a tea shop. so it’s not fully coming from a pretentious place). this place hits the S tier.
amazing matcha. phenomenal Vietnamese coffee. we will definitely be back next time we’re in town.
(also we got the black sesame matcha & black sesame coffee & they were both killer)“

“My all time favorite brunch in the city. The food, no matter the seasonal selections, is always amazing. The cornmeal pancake is a must for the table and a notable favorite from my last visit was the Avocado Toastie with cured egg yolk. Delectable. Forget the food the service and environment is also superb. If you are in Seattle of visiting this is a must try.“

“I just discovered this place this month and have already been back a second time. Excellent sandwiches, and quite affordable for West Seattle ($10 per sandwich with no additions). So far I've tried the pork, grilled chicken, and meat loaf bahn mi. All great. Will return!“

“this place is awesome. good food, good drinks, good service. dang, Seattle , you got some good food.“

“The cheese is amazing!!! It's a must each time I go to Seattle.“

“Wide variety of doughnuts. Various different unique flavors. Also have allergy sensitive and gluten free choices. With various drink choices as well. Super friendly, very clean, great value, very tasty and lgbt friendly. Would definitely return.😊🍩“

“Great atmosphere and amazing staff. Bartender Justin is extremely accommodating and friendly. Liberty is an amazing new home bar. Will be frequenting regularly.“

“Awesome sandwiches and atmosphere.“

“Best Mac n Cheese in the city!“

“Musang is absolutely some of the best Filipino food you will ever have. They put their heart on the plate and it's an experience to remember. I'll be back.🥰“

“I’m in absolute slurp heaven after eating Slurp Station Aburasoba!! Wow the flavors are incredible, full of umami goodness, and the noodles are springy and fresh. My husband and I shared the Tokyo Ganso Aburasoba and the Shoyu based beef Aburasoba - they are unlike any Japanese noodles we’ve had!

The Tokyo Ganso is a symphony of delicious ingredients all dancing to the same tasty beat. The Parmesan, the poached egg (which was perfect btw), the liquid base and vinegar make this lovely sauce that pairs beautifully with the diced pork chashu. The dish feels jumbo sized, the thicker noodles were so so good, and there’s plenty of chashu pieces. We loved it, it’s insanely unique, a must try!

The Shoyu based beef Aburasoba was also a knock out, slightly more delicate flavors but all working in harmony. The beef slices were super tender, they melted in my chopsticks. The soft boiled egg was still slightly runny yumm. The noodles were thinner than the Tokyo Aburasoba but just as fresh with a nice chew. I also highly recommend it, especially if you want a more classic style flavor.

We ordered to go and the service was wonderful. A very nice server and chef prepared our food quickly and with care, they have nicely branded chopsticks and even put cardboard at the bottom so our to go bowls stayed stable. The restaurant is clean and inviting, with nice background music. Plus they have free parking right in front!

Support local and check out this gem in the university district. Prices are very fair for this quality and authentic Japanese food. My husband and I were sooo happy, we’re foodies and have never had flavors like these!“

“good coffee and reasonable price“

“It’s all good and I would love to see more friends come here“

“Nice people’s and great place for have fun 😎“

“Food is phenomenal!! Service was top notch as well!! That breakfast sandwich was slap your mama good!“

“A cute little shop that let's you step into another country. You don't feel like you're in Seattle anymore when you step in through the door. Delicious traditional polish foods! I was just grabbing a few things not stopping in for lunch but they had amazing looking (and smelling) sandwiches. I got some sausages, sauerkraut, pickles and some frozen bigos (sauerkraut stew).“