Local dog-friendly restaurants in Burlington

The District Kitchen + Bar prides itself on offering truly high-quality cuisine. They spotlight American cuisine through their pub food, and their bar offers local beer, specialty wines, and signature cocktails. Located right in the heart of Aldershot Village, this is the perfect spot to enjoy some delicious food with your furry friend. Dogs are allowed on the outdoor patio with you.

If you're looking for a unique eating experience in Burlington, look no further than Rayhoon Persian Eatery. Not only does it offer a number of different Persian dishes, but every third Friday of the month, you can also explore the Buffet & Belly Dancing Entertainment night, which provides delicious food and enjoyable entertainment all at once. There are also many vegan and vegetarian options, and all of their dishes are halal. Enjoy the food with your furry friend on their dog-friendly courtyard patio.

Familia Fine Foods is a very unique location because it's not just a restaurant. On top of the restaurant and café, which does offer a number of Latin-inspired dishes, Familia Fine Foods also has a market with Latin American treats, as well as a collection of heat-and-eat frozen meals. Whether you're looking to pop in for a quick bite to eat or you want to bring home food for the whole family, Familia Fine Foods has an option available. Plus, the outdoor seats are also dog-friendly.

The North Coal is a casual yet upscale kitchen and bar that's based around the idea of Canadian living. They work with a wide variety of local suppliers who are able to provide them with fresh ingredients that they turn into all kinds of unique dishes, from the smoked duck tacos to the cabin Caesar salad to the truffle gnocchi. The bar also serves up playful in-house cocktails inspired by all the corners of Canada. Try out one of the outdoor seats to catch a view of Lake Ontario and eat with your furry friend.

Located right in the heart of Burlington, Lola Choco Bar and Sweet House has long been a destination for anyone looking to pick up a little sweet treat during the day. They offer an array of hot and cold beverages, including plenty of coffee drinks, as well as delicious sweet treats such as macaron, baked goods, and small cakes. Their specialty items include traditional Bosnian coffee and drinking chocolate that is made of 100% dark Ecuadorian chocolate. Plus, they also love dogs, and if you bring your pup along to sit on the patio with you, they may be able to give your furry friend treats and a water bowl.

Dog owners often love to spend time with their dogs outdoors in any capacity, and enjoying an outdoor experience at a delicious restaurant may be a new and exciting way to do that. However, while finding a dog-friendly restaurant is important, it’s even more important that you teach your dog how to behave when at a restaurant. Restaurants are allowed to ask you to leave if your dog is making a ruckus. If you need help teaching your dog how to stay well-behaved in a restaurant environment, book a virtual vet appointment with Vetster to get assistance.