News Summary
Las Vegas is celebrating National Dog Day on August 26 with local restaurants offering special menus and treats for dogs. Many venues provide dog-friendly dining options, from unique meals to complimentary water, ensuring a delightful experience for furry companions. Restaurants like Lazy Dog, Palate, and 18bin highlight pet-centered offerings, while guidelines for pet-friendly dining vary by establishment. Dog owners are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the specific policies of their preferred dining spots before visiting.
Las Vegas is set to celebrate National Dog Day on Tuesday, August 26, with many local restaurants offering special menus and treats for furry companions. While numerous establishments allow dogs on their patios, others go above and beyond by preparing meals specifically designed for pooches. From dog bowls to unique snacks, dining out with your best friend is made easier in Las Vegas.
Health and safety guidelines concerning where dogs can be on the premises and whether they can eat from human plates can differ by location. Pet owners are encouraged to be aware of these policies when planning their outings.
Dog-Friendly Restaurant Highlights
Lazy Dog
Lazy Dog is a frontrunner when it comes to dog-friendly cuisine. They offer complimentary water for dogs and various menu items like the Dog Bowls, which include choices of a grilled hamburger patty or grilled chicken breast served with brown rice and veggies, each priced at $6. This National Dog Day, from August 26 to August 31, the restaurant will donate $1 from every Dog Bowl sold to Pet Partners, an organization that supports therapy dog teams. Additionally, guests who purchase a Dog Bowl during this period will receive a coupon for a free Dog Bowl with an entrée on a future visit. Lazy Dog has multiple locations, including Downtown Summerlin, Town Square, and Henderson.
Palate
Palate features a special Puppy Hour menu available daily from 4 to 6 p.m. This menu showcases delightful options like the Pupper-tini, made from chicken bone broth, pumpkin puree, whipped cream, and pumpkin seeds, available for $5, and the Bark-cuterie Board, which includes dog jerky, seasonal fruits, vegetables, and peanut butter pumpkin puree for $10. To support local causes, a dollar from each sale during Puppy Hour goes to the Vegas Pet Rescue Project. Palate is located at 1301 S. Main St.
18bin
Known for its lively atmosphere in the Arts District, 18bin caters to dogs with menu items such as Brooklyn’s Beef Bowl, consisting of ground beef, rice, and diced carrots, and Nui’s Nibble Kibble, featuring diced chicken, pumpkin puree, and Brussels sprouts, each priced at $6. This venue can be found at 107 E. Charleston Blvd.
Early Birds
Early Birds offers hearty breakfast options for dogs, such as a veggie and white rice meal for $5 or a hamburger and white rice dish for $6. Early Birds is conveniently situated at 5025 Blue Diamond Road.
Market Grille Cafe
Market Grille Cafe provides complimentary dog water bowls and has a selection of treats, including a whipped cream and dog biscuit pup treat for $2. Also featured are chicken and rice bowls for $5.50 and steak and rice bowls for $7. This cafe is located at 7070 N. Durango Drive.
More Dog-Friendly Spots
Beyond these dedicated dog menus, many coffee shops and cafes in Las Vegas allow dogs inside and outside, with popular spots including PublicUs, Leoné Café, and Sambalatte Torrefazione, especially those located near parks. Pet-friendly bars typically permit dogs only on patios. Among the popular dog-friendly bars in Las Vegas are Big Dog’s Draft House, Tenaya Creek Brewery, and Park on Fremont.
The trend of dog-friendly dining establishments, including options like Tacotarian, continues to grow in Las Vegas, providing more opportunities for dog owners to enjoy meals with their pets.
General Tips for Dog Owners
For pet owners planning a dining experience, consider bringing a collapsible water bowl as some restaurants may not have water readily available for dogs. It is also advisable to call ahead to confirm that the restaurant’s dog policies align with your plans, as not all outdoor patios may accommodate pets.
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Additional Resources
- I Heart Dogs: Pet-Friendly North Las Vegas
- Time Out: Puppy Hour Specials in Arts District
- USA Today: Southwest Road Trip with Dog
- SmartAsset: Most Dog-Friendly Cities in America 2022
- Las Vegas Weekly: Pet Patios for Outdoor Eateries
- Google Search: Dog Friendly Restaurants
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