Restaurants where your dog is welcome
The problem with pet-friendly restaurants isn't finding them — anyone can look up which ones have a terrace on Google Maps — it's knowing whether they'll actually let your dog in when you get there. Here you'll find restaurants we've visited or know first-hand: places where your dog can sit right beside you, where nobody gives you a funny look, and where the food is worth the trip on its own.
For now we have verified restaurants in Cataluña (Barcelona and Sitges), Madrid and Andorra. We're constantly adding new destinations and new places. If you know somewhere that deserves a spot here, let us know.
21 restaurants found
El Perro y la Galleta - Juan Bravo
Madrid, Madrid
El Perro y la Galleta - Malasaña
Madrid, Madrid
Restaurant Copasetic
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Terry's Bar Madrid
Madrid, Madrid
Restaurant El Solà
Canillo, Andorra
Blót Canillo
Canillo, Andorra
El Perro y la Galleta - Retiro
Madrid, Madrid
Blót Andorra la Vella
Andorra la Vella, Andorra
Topic Restaurant
Ordino, Andorra
Chester
Andorra la Vella, Andorra
Federal Café Madrid - Conde de Barajas
Madrid, Madrid
Restaurante Mama María
Andorra la Vella, Andorra
Federal Café Sitges
# Sitges Sitges is a charming coastal town located just 35 kilometers southwest of Barcelona, in Catalonia. Known for its beautiful beaches, vibrant cultural scene, and bohemian atmosphere, it has become one of the most popular seaside destinations in the region. The town is famous for its elegant modernist architecture, colorful buildings, and narrow streets lined with art galleries, boutiques, and restaurants. The beachfront promenade, or "paseo marítimo," is perfect for leisurely walks while enjoying Mediterranean views. Sitges hosts several important cultural events throughout the year, including the prestigious Sitges Film Festival (Festival Internacional de Cinema de Sitges) in October, which attracts filmmakers and cinema enthusiasts from around the world. The local beaches are ideal for swimming and water sports, while the town's nightlife is renowned for its lively bars, clubs, and beach parties. The LGBTQ+ community is particularly welcome here, and the town celebrates this diversity with various pride events and festivals. For visitors interested in history and culture, Sitges offers several museums, including the Museu Cau Ferrat, which houses an impressive collection of art and artifacts from the modernist period. The town is easily accessible by train from Barcelona (about 40 minutes), making it a perfect day trip or weekend getaway destination., Catalonia
Fleca Font
Ordino, Andorra
Pitaya Thaï Street Food
Andorra la Vella, Andorra
Federal Café Madrid - Serrano
Madrid, Madrid
Federal Café Barcelona - Poble Nou
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Restaurant Grill La Sangría
Canillo, Andorra
Federal Café Barcelona - Sant Antoni
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Federal Café Madrid - Comendadoras
Madrid, Madrid
Federal Café Barcelona - Gòtic
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How to find a great restaurant with your dog?
The golden rule is to call ahead, especially if it's your first time. Even if a restaurant is listed as pet-friendly, conditions vary: some only allow dogs on the outdoor terrace, others throughout the whole dining area, and a few welcome them inside even without a terrace. There can also be a difference between weekdays and weekends, when the place is packed.
Chain restaurants like Federal Café have a consistent pet-friendly policy across all their locations, making them a safe bet when you're visiting a new city. Independent venues tend to be more flexible but also less predictable.
In Andorra the situation is especially relaxed: pet-friendly culture is deeply rooted there, and it's perfectly normal to see dogs on terraces, in bars and even inside some venues without anyone batting an eye.