It is rare to find a pet friendly restaurant in New York City but this one seems to welcome them. The Health Department prohibits animals in a restaurant so most pet friendly establishments bypass the regulations by setting up outdoors seatings on the side walks to accommodate diners and their pets.Hope all of you have a woof woof weekend. No questions today. :-)
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Interesting name! I often see the dogs tied to the poles outside stores or restaurants in Japan.
Too cute for words. In France, I see a lot of restaurants tolerate owner with small dogs and let them dine together. I think that's nice.
I wish more restaurants in the US would allow pets like this one!
Adorable name for a cafe, Ming. We have lots of Cafe/restaurants like this that have alfresco areas for guests with pets. They provide water for pets too. Will reply you soon, I've been very tired, haven't gotten over the bug 100%. ;o)
Great idea! In France dogs are allowed in most restaurants - quite right too, in my woof woof view.
I think the beautiful St. Bernard of a couple of days ago might need a bigger water bowl than this one.
Love this post!
I'm afraid it would turn out to be a real dog of a bar ;-}
By the way, I posted "bugs for breakfast" for a pair of ducklings today on New OrleansDailyPhoto.com
Great idea! Nice post for Saturday.
Have a good weekend!
There are Dogs restaurant in Singapore!
They share food with their owners too! Err would you?
Woof woof, yourself!
woof woof hehehe, in Spain dogs say "guau guau" ;)
wow @ woof woof bar .. lol .. i guess it is automatically assumed that dogs are allowed.
I prefer our four-legged friends when they don't bark !!!!
Cool concept. Wonder if it would every work here in the deep south?
It seems everyone here owns a dog.
In the summer that's wondefull idea to put water for dogs. But this name is funny.
That's very intersting that in the different parts of the world are different name for barking. You have woof-woof, in Poland we have hau-hau. ;))
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