Pet-friendly restaurants for dining out with your dog

Because your best friend loves tasty things too, at this Colombian-inspired restaurant, you'll find a doggy menu with muffins and cookies made of chicken and carrot, and oatmeal and apple. And I don’t want to make you fall in love, but the cookies are shaped like bones and are so adorable, you won’t be able to stop taking pictures.

For humans, Merope offers great brunch options: if you like starting your day with eggs, you can choose from seven different types.

Tip: Try Cali, a typical Colombian passion fruit dessert. Delicious.

Where: Gurruchaga 1887, Palermo.

When it comes to latte art, at Gökotta Café, dogs are the inspiration: they prepare your coffee with the photo of your choice, printed with edible plant-based ink. In addition to specialty coffee, they have delicious pastries and lunches (we highly recommend the pastrami sandwich). As long as they’re on a leash, dogs are welcome both outside and inside at the tables.

Tip: They always have tasty treats for the dogs.

Where: Arévalo 2868, Las Cañitas.

Sometimes, what you want is a really good pizza paired with vermouth or a beer, at a table on the sidewalk. That’s where Roma comes in because the atmosphere is cool, and the place is historic (founded in 1927), but above all, what makes this restaurant special is that the pizza is AMAZING.

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Put a leash on your dog and bring them along, you’ll see that the waiters are friendly and will bring them a little bowl of water. The best part: no one is left out, as there are vegan, vegetarian, and wheat-free options.

Tip: The corn empanada (vegan) is out of this world.

Where: Dr. Tomás Manuel de Anchorena 806, Abasto.

When we think of Mirtha Café, three things come to mind: 1. The decor is ultra-feminine and all pink, perfect for content creation. 2. It’s “extra pet-friendly”: they have buckets with free snacks for dogs, and the waiters give out doggy candy bags. 3. Mirtha exists! She’s Valentina Salezzi’s English bulldog, the influencer who owns the café. Definitely worth a visit.

Tip: For your furry friend, there’s a complete pet-friendly menu, with a main dish and dessert. Because if we eat, we all eat.

Where: Pedro Goyena 665, Caballito.

What better than arriving at a lovely restaurant and seeing a sign that says: “Your pet is welcome”? Museo Evita Restaurant is trendy for a reason: not only is the food amazing, especially for tea time, but the space is special: a wide, green, magical patio, ideal for going with your four-legged friend, who will surely get a special doggie cookie as a gift. It’s not super cheap, but it’s worth the visit.

Where: Juan María Gutiérrez 3926, Palermo.

At Hacienda Coffee Company, you can hang out with your dog inside or outside the café. This location is in Palermo, a trendy area with lots of fashion stores, so it could be a good stop after a shopping spree. They have excellent brunch options to share (we tried the BERINGER and loved it) and specialty coffee.

Tip: If you like tequeños, rejoice because Hacienda has them, and they’re amazing!

Where: Armenia 1929, Palermo.

This café is different from the rest. It’s inspired by the famous Surry Hills neighborhood in Sydney, which, if you walk through it, is filled with hipster cafés… And we’re not sure if it’s the surfer-style aesthetic, the bacon and egg sandwich, or that incredible coffee (we had a highly recommended Americano), but brunching at Surry Hills Coffee makes you feel like you’re on a trip. Bring your dog along, they’re very welcome, and you’ll feel like you’re in Australia.

Where: Arevalo 2877, Cañitas.