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Nice places to eat with dog in tow

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  • 11-11-2018 3:51pm
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    Latatian
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    Any suggestions of nice places to eat with a small dog in tow, in Dublin?

    Preferably indoors and dry!


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    cocker5
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    Latatian wrote: »
    Any suggestions of nice places to eat with a small dog in tow, in Dublin?

    Preferably indoors and dry!

    Smithfield WUFF


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    muddypaws
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    I've not eaten there myself but a friend recommends The Dog House in Howth


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    em_cat
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    +1 For the Dog House. It’s a big open area, while not inside, there was an open fire when we where last there. But also loads of seating and super cosy, it is covered with lots of indoor chairs and furniture on a covered patio.


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    Dial Hard
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    Again, not indoors but it's covered and heated - the terrace of Gotham Cafe on South Anne St.


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    mosi
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    Doyles Corner pub in Phibsboro. Dogs are allowed in the snug area at all times and there's a decent pub grub menu. On Wednesdays they do a doggy date evening where dogs are allowed in the lounge as well and they have a meal deal for two that also includes a dog beer!


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    1874
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    mosi wrote: »
    Doyles Corner pub in Phibsboro. Dogs are allowed in the snug area at all times and there's a decent pub grub menu. On Wednesdays they do a doggy date evening where dogs are allowed in the lounge as well and they have a meal deal for two that also includes a dog beer!


    Nice, if that wasnt out of the way, Id go somewhat regular, I'll have to make a point of seeing what its like. Thats what I like about the UK, can bring a dog into pubs in more places I think than here, dont think Ive ever seen someone with their dog in a pub.


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    Graces7
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    1874 wrote: »
    Nice, if that wasnt out of the way, Id go somewhat regular, I'll have to make a point of seeing what its like. Thats what I like about the UK, can bring a dog into pubs in more places I think than here, dont think Ive ever seen someone with their dog in a pub.

    I have. Even seen a man with a dog at Mass....;)


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    Latatian
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    Just to update Wuff does not let dogs in. Sat out thoigh and it was pleasant albeit cold.


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    em_cat
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    Latatian wrote: »
    Just to update Wuff does not let dogs in. Sat out thoigh and it was pleasant albeit cold.

    Try Two Pups on Francis Street. They allow dogs inside while you eat and have a small sign saying so on the door. Just note tho they get really busy at lunchtime and kitchen closes at 15:00 but are open till 16:00.

    Same with White Moose Cafe.


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    finla
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    The Blue Light in Barnacullia, Sandyford always lets dogs in. Limited menu and make sure your dog doesn't mind other dogs!


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    salmocab
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    finla wrote: »
    The Blue Light in Barnacullia, Sandyford always lets dogs in. Limited menu and make sure your dog doesn't mind other dogs!

    My dog has been there loads of times but it’s very much a pub think toasty sambos may be as far as that goes. Great spot to hike to for a few pints though.


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    Alun
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    Just came across this site while Googling ...

    https://www.packthepooch.com/


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    CarolineBee
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    I live in Manchester and this is something I really struggle with when I come home, my not small dog goes everywhere with me over here and it’s so fab having adventure days out knowing we can stop somewhere lovely for lunch or a coffee.
    When I come home the lovely lunches are swapped for something on the go from a petrol station deli... the flip side is my poor dad can’t cope with the doggy corner in my local pub.. water bowls, toy box and doggy treat shelf. Not the usual fare he’s used to :)


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