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Ok, the question was NOT whether or not dogs were allowed INSIDE or OUTSIDE a restaurant, but whether or not there were restaurants that allowed dogs. Some folks have said they do not believe that dogs belong inside the restaurant and there is one that insisted that the OP did not suggest "inside" the restaurant. What I read was just simply if there are restaurants that allow dogs, not differentiating whether inside or outside.
Another poster said that there are restaurants that serve dogs. Another said that there are countries that have dog on the menu. I have been to countries that prepare a dog meat meal and I have consumed dog meat. In case anyone is curious, dog meat tasted much like pork to me, although with less fat. Just saying.
I stipulated earlier that I love animals, especially dogs but no longer own one. I don't wish to leave a pet behind unless I know someone would take care of/love it as I would. However, my "opinion" is that animals should not be allowed in food establishments, period. Outside is a different matter. I have no problem with folks having their pets dine with them OUTSIDE. After all, birds, bugs and lizards frequent dining tables outside, so a dog under the table can't possibly be any worse.
I would hate to see a pet locked up in a car while the owner is enjoying a meal inside an AC cooled restaurant. But, I believe that mos folks that own a pet, would or should think about the pet and treat it responsibly. That said, there are exceptions to folks with common sense.
After dining out in many countries, I have learned to cope/endure/enjoy eating in unusual places. I have seen all manner of unusual environments inside and outside of food establishments. I am at an age where I am past getting excited over other folks eccentricities. Thanks to COVID, there are plenty of masks available for those that are still germaphobes.
The OP did not ask for my preferences. The OP asked if there were restaurants that allowed their dog to be present while they dine. At least that is what I surmised from the simple/brief post. The OP did not ask whether or not you allowed dogs to poop on your lawn, ride in a hot car, or sleep on your bed. They simply wanted to know if there were pet friendly restaurants available in the area of America's Friendliest Hometown.