Los Angeles Dog-Friendly Restaurant Guide
There are many dog-friendly restaurants in Los Angeles and neighboring communities, and this guide reviews two of the best places for humans and canines (or felines!) to eat together.
One of the most wonderful things about this sometimes formidable entertainment mecca is the number of dogs running around the city. Whether the dog belongs to Sharon Osbourne or Typical L.A. Tourist, dog dining is become more and more accepted, and it's common to see dogs and people eating together all over this sprawling metropolis.
Los Angeles does have a strict rule that dogs are not allowed inside restaurants. Thus, even the most well-behaved dog has to sit outside. But with the perfect weather and plenty of sights for dogs and people to enjoy, Los Angeles is a doggedly fun place to eat.
Two cocker spaniel dogs, Pepper and Dudley, as well as their human mommy, bubby, and sissy, have enjoyed the cuisine and service at these restaurants, and everyone gives them two enthusiastic paws up.
NEPTUNE'S NET, 42505 Pacific Coast Hwy., Malibu, 310-457-3095.
About 30 miles away from the smog and often-gridlock traffic of the actual city of Los Angeles, this Malibu eatery is a popular spot after a visit at the dog-friendly Leo Carrillo State Beach (35000 Pacific Coast Highway.)
This world-famous seafood shack offers plenty of motorcycles, people, and smells of great food for everyone to enjoy. Reasonably priced for California seafood, the dishes sure do please dogs and people alike. Try the steamed shrimp, fish and chips, and fried crab cakes. Dogs and people can sit together in a large picnic area that has convenient poles for dog leashes.
MEL'S DINER, 8585 Sunset Blvd., 310-854-7200.
Open 24 hours a day and in the middle of the glamorous Sunset Strip, Mel's offers a unique combination of West Hollywood people watching and delightful diner food. The large outdoor seating area has plenty of room for dogs and people, and the wait staff is more than happy to bring your pooch some water when needed.
Especially good dishes include turkey and gravy, chicken noodle soup, and grilled chicken sandwiches. For a cool treat, try the smoothies and milkshakes, and your dog is sure to love a lick of one of these dreamy desserts!
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Very well written :-) I've never heard of a dog friendly restaurant :)