Dogs In Dining Rooms
 

Can you not leave your pet home for a few hours so that YOU may have some fun and enjoy a meal. Not particularly a pet lover but I'd prefer to be somewhere nice and not be bothered by animals in a somewhat nice restaurant.

As a fellow dog lover, I so appreciate your respectful attitude towards others, especially when places are crowded with people.

Thanks for the reply.

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Thanks for answering
"The Question".

Not OUR DOG. Asking for guests who are visiting. Believe it's their choice to bring the dog. It's the restaurants choice to allow it. It's your choice wether or not to eat there. Sorry it doesn't please you. I find Loud People even more objectional, and there are plenty of them around!

[/b]what! Are you talking to me? 😮

Love my golden retriever, but out of respect of others I would never take her to a restaurant or a store for that matter. Pretty soon you'll be seeing people bring their sheep or goats in to Walmart and claim them as therapy animals.... IMO just another sign of entitlement.

I was at Johnny Rockets a few years ago and a big dog was laying in the waiters path outside. They were stepping over the dog to serve food. The owners did nothing about it and no manager came out and no wait staff said anything. I didn't want to make a scene as I was with a new friend. OMG disgusting inconsiderate rude - you name it!

Straight forward answer
 

These are the ones I know of that allow dogs on patios or outside area
TwoJays
Broken Yoke
Toasted Yoke
Fiesta Grande
Five Guys
McAllister's
Harvest
Scoople's
Sawgrass (Buy food inside and then dine outside)
Gators
Johnny Rockets - they have a pup menu
Culver's
Jersey Mike's
Willie Jewel
Edna's on the Green
World of Beer
Ruby Tuesday
Panera Bread (Spanish Springs..not sure about Lake Sumter)
Chick Salad Chick
Wendy's

Might be more that I have not dined at yet.

[QUOTE=Ruckvilla;2395107]Love seeing all the dogs in the villages.
Are there any restaurants that allow dogs to join our friends for dinner
when they visit? Patio areas in the squares? Country clubs?[/QUOTE


Just a question as to why your dog should accompany you to dinner??
They are not your children .

[QUOTE=banjobob;2395349][QUOTE=Ruckvilla;2395107

Just a question as to why your dog should accompany you to dinner??
They are not your children .[/QUOTE]

Sadly, banjobob, some people believe they are their children.

Let me know which restaurants allow dogs INSIDE. I will be sure to never go there.

As a lab owner I agree 100%. Dogs do not belong in restaurants or stores!

The restaurant has to have a permit from the local jurisdiction to allow dogs on patios and follow certain rules. They just can’t allow it without a permit.

FL - Restaurant - 509.233. Public food service establishment requirements; local exemption for dogs | Animal Legal & Historical Center