Dog-friendly restaurants are growing in popularity worldwide. This is for a few reasons:
Rise in Pet Ownership: More and more people are viewing their pets are part of the family. As a result, dog owners are looking for more ways to include their dogs in social activities. Dining out is a great example of that. Businesses that cater to dogs as well as people are seeing an increase in business. This has led to a rise in restaurants that promote an inclusive atmosphere.
Outdoor Dining Trend: Outdoor dining became significantly more popular during the pandemic. As an additional plus, outdoor dining venues are more likely to accommodate dogs. Eating out became a way for pets and their pet owners to get some fresh air and bond in a community setting. Restaurants that saw the pattern and accommodated it received much more attention than restaurants that remained in the past.
Sit Means Sit celebrates business owners who allow dogs on their patios. Here are some tips for taking a pet with you.
Why Should I Take My Dog to a Restaurant?
Dog owners love spending time with their dogs. It’s natural and delightful! From cuddling on the sofa to taking walks, pet parents are always finding wonderful ways to connect with their companions. Eating out is no exception. There is no reason on earth, in our modern civilization, that we should anyone should be unable to go out for a full day of adventure, including mealtime.
Dining out is beneficial for the relationship between dogs and their owners, but it’s also a safe and effective way for pets to work on their social skills. If a dog is territorial, nervous, or possessive of you, it might take a little while to get accustomed to a new setting, but it will be worth it in the end.
How to Prepare Your Dog for Dining Out
Always research restaurants before showing up. Busy restaurants don’t work well for high-strung dogs that bark a lot. Owners can speak to a member of the restaurant staff to address any questions or concerns they might have. Once at the restaurant, owners will typically want to choose a corner table or a table with lots of surrounding space. The more space, the easier it will be to keep a dog calm.
Most restaurants only allow outside seating for dogs, and if that’s the case, owners must make sure there is plenty of shade and water available. Having knowledge about the specific breed is also important, as some breeds are more susceptible to heatstroke than others.
It’s best to go for one or two walks before going to the restaurant so that the dog is tired out and ready to rest quietly. This also gives them the opportunity to use the bathroom as much as they need to so that all accidents on restaurant property are avoided.
How to Ensure Safety and Hygiene
The best way to be safe and happy is to be prepared and follow the proper procedures. Owners should keep their dogs on short leashes and keep a secure hold on it. Long leashes aren’t optimal because they create too many opportunities for owners, dogs, or staff members to trip or get tangled up.
If the dog does need to use the restroom, owners will have to take the dog off the property and make sure to clean up. Restaurant patrons aren’t likely to appreciate the area becoming a toilet!
Top 3 Dog-Friendly Restaurants in Arvada, CO
#1 Some Place Else Brewery
Location: 6425 W 52nd Ave #6, Arvada, CO 80002
Contact: (720) 512-4162
This humble little bear and pizza stop is unique in that it allows your dogs INSIDE the restaurant/arcade! With 30 arcade games and over 15 different beers on tap, you have plenty of options at this quirky “brewcadew”. While they generally only serve pizza and pretzels at the bar, they also have a taco truck that you can order from for fantastic burritos and tacos. For an afternoon or evening of fun with your best furry friend, check out this hangout post.
#2 The Bluegrass Coffee & Bourbon
7415 Grandview Ave, Arvada, CO, US, 80002-2509
Contact: (720) 476-3950
The Bluegrass Coffee & Bourbon Lounge is a casual eatery and bar that has a varied menu and a comfortable atmosphere. The four pet-friendly tables on the patio allow pets and owners to bond over a good meal and cold beer. Locals will tell visitors that the Bacon N’ Bleu Chips (housemade chips with diced tomatoes, bacon, balsamic vinaigrette, and bleu cheese dressing) paired with one of the craft beers is a meal to remember.
#3 Lucile’s Creole Cafe - Denver
Location: 275 S Logan St, Denver, CO, US, 80209
Contact: (303) 282-6258
Lucile’s Creole Cafe invites dog owners and their companions to spend time together on the outdoor patio during the warm months. Both pet and pet parent can enjoy some good food and the best company.
Arvada, CO has a variety of options eating options for dog owners who are looking for ways to spend extra time with their dogs. There’s no longer a need to strike a balance between good food and good company.
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