Top 11 Dog-Friendly Seattle Restaurants

So you’re looking for dog-friendly Seattle restaurants—I’ve been there. Maybe it’s been a long day at work and you don’t feel like cooking, but the guilt of leaving your dog behind is too much to bear. Why not bring your canine pal along?

It’s no secret that I don’t cook a lot, so let me share with you my favorite restaurants to bring along my dog, Lilly. It’s not just micro and nano-breweries that’ll welcome your furry friends with open arms. Seattle is one of the nation’s most dog-friendly cities, so it follows that many restaurants in Seattle and the surrounding area encourage doggie dining guests. Check out our list of dog-friendly Seattle eateries! The best dog-friendly Seattle restaurants

Norm’s Eatery and Ale House

In Fremont
460 N 36th St

Always crawling with dogs of all types, Norm’s is the perfect Fremont watering hole to stroll over to when you’re craving a burger and some house-made potato chips. Norm’s is one of the most dog-friendly bars I’ve ever been to; dog portraits on the walls, never-ending treats from the biscuit bowl, and Bowser Beer, a brothy bottled (non-alcoholic) treat they’ll serve to your dog while you dine!

That’s Amore

In Mount Baker
1425 31st Ave S

That’s Amore is a dog-friendly neighborhood favorite for Mount Baker residents and their dogs alike. A cozy Italian kitchen and a scant glance at their Yelp reviews will reveal folks raving about their staff and food. They’ll even serve your dog a meatball.

Bark! Espresso

Near Northgate
11335 Roosevelt Way NE

With a name like that, you knew this coffee shop had to be dog-friendly. Located in the quiet Pinehurst neighborhood, it’s got plenty of tasty espresso drinks, pastries, and locally sourced treats.

Le Pichet

1933 1st Ave, Seattle, WA 98101

Dogs are allowed on the patio of this restaurant serving traditional and regional French meals. Right in the Pike Place neighborhood, it’s great for people-watching and taking a stroll through the market afterward.

The Pink Door

1919 Post Alley, Seattle, WA 98101

Dogs are welcome on the patio of this Italian restaurant in Post Alley, where you and your pup can watch ferries and other boats chug arrive and depart in Elliott Bay.

Biscuit Bitch

Multiple locations

A downtown staple, Biscuit Bitch has three locations in Seattle: Belltown, Pioneer Square, and Caffe Lieto near Pike Place. Pioneer Square and Caffe Lieto don’t have outdoor seating, but Belltown does.

Fiddler’s Inn

9219 35th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98115

Serving Seattle for more than 20 years, you can hang out with your dog on the Fiddler Inn’s cool outdoor beer garden, surrounded by lush growing hops. They serve microbrews, pizza, and barbecue and smoker specials.

The Barking Dog Alehouse

Ballard Neighborhood
705 NW 70th St, Seattle, WA 98117

A family-friendly bar where dogs can hang out on the patio. Try one of their daily soup or sandwich items, or enjoy a leisurely brunch on Saturdays and Sundays.

Portage Bay Cafe

Multiple locations

Serving locally sourced and organic food, the locations on Roosevelt, 65th, and South Lake Union all have dog-friendly patios. If you’re a breakfast fanatic, brunch is served all day, every day at the Ballard and 65th spots.

The Seattle Barkery Treat Truck

Unlike the other restaurants on the list, The Seattle Barkery isn’t a brick-and-mortar restaurant, it’s a food truck…for dogs. Serving up treats for pups and their owners alike, you can check the food truck’s website to see where they are on any given day.

Belltown Pub

Belltown
2322 1st Avenue, Seattle WA 98121

Dog owners are obsessed with this dog-friendly pub in Belltown. Play board games, billiards, or one of the pub’s guitars while dining on gumbo, pork sandwiches or Jaeger schnitzels. We won’t say anything if you sneak a bite to your dog.