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Until relatively recently, it was fairly rare for a restaurant in Dubai to allow pets. But now it s becoming commonplace. While most places allow our furry friends outside only, a few also welcome them inside.
Some also serve up gourmet treats for pooches, too.
There are even three restaurants on this list that actually give you a discount for bringing your dog along.
Read on to find out more .
Pets allowed inside and outside
Kave, The Story of Things
This Alserkal Avenue spot has a lot going for it – it runs workshops and classes, offers food and even allows you to customise bikes. It also allows dogs inside and out, as long as they’re on a leash. Doggy treats and water are also available.
Heading out with your doggo? These spots will certainly perk up their ears…
It’s fun to head out for dinner or a happy hour with mates after a long day at the office, but sometimes, all you need is to see is the wagging tail of your beloved pet to make all the stress melt away. Thankfully, you don’t have to remain cooped up at home if you want to spend time with your furry family member, as there are several cafes and restaurants in Dubai that allow pets to accompany you.
However, we strongly urge you to call ahead and reserve a time and a spot for you and your pooch to ensure you’re not turned away.