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<\/p>\nGrab your leash and your appetite, Miami! Here are the most welcoming patios, waterfront views and sunny terraces for you and your pup. \ud83d\udc3e<\/p>\n
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There\u2019s nothing quite like exploring the city with your best friend, and in a dog-obsessed destination like Miami, you never have to leave them behind! The 305 is filled with plenty of pet-friendly patios and welcoming restaurants that treat your furry companion like a true VIP, even offering special menus and delicious treats.<\/p>\n
Here are some of the top dog-friendly spots in Miami guaranteed to get those tails wagging!<\/p>\n
\nVerde at PAMM\n<\/p>\n
Looking for a brunch and dog walk with a view? Then this is the spot for you! Verde, located in P\u00e9rez Art Museum Miami with sweeping views of Biscayne Bay, is a modern casual restaurant serving a brunch that\u2019s just as enjoyable for pups as it is for their owners. Enjoy delicious items like the Reina Pepiada Tostada, Croque Mamacita and Cinnamon Roll Pancakes before taking your furry friend on a long walk in the nearby Maurice A. Ferr\u00e9 Park. The two of you will leave perfectly happy!<\/p>\n
\nSawa Restaurant & Lounge\n<\/p>\n
Pets are always welcome at this dual Mediterranean and Japanese restaurant\u2019s patio in Merrick Park. Take your furry friend for a special doggie meal off their menu. Start with some \u201ctapas\u201d like jerky strips or baked biscuits, then choose between the chicken breast kebab or filet mignon kebab for the main course. And don\u2019t forget to conclude on a sweet note with a True Acres Dessert Cup!<\/p>\n
\nGlass & Vine\n<\/p>\n
At this lush, open-air oasis in the Grove, every pet has a \u201cseat\u201d at the table. While humans dine on creative contemporary American dishes amidst the trees, there\u2019s a special menu for four-legged guests with options like meatballs with tomato broth, grilled salmon and chicken breast served with brown rice and red quinoa.<\/p>\n
\nLT South Beach and The Alley at The Betsy\n<\/p>\n
Welcoming dogs of all sizes (and led by three adorable CEOs \u2014 Canine Executive Officers), The Betsy Hotel is home to several dining destinations that encourage you and your canine companion to stay and dine. Its Piano Bar hosts nightly live jazz with no cover charge or drink minimum. It\u2019s one of Miami Beach\u2019s longest-running live music series, and pups are welcome to settle in for the evening alongside their humans.<\/p>\n
Then, residing within the hotel is LT South Beach, a casually elegant restaurant serving New American dishes to guests dining with their furry friends on the outdoor patio facing Ocean Drive. And tucked inside an alleyway beside by The Betsy, Chef Laurent Tourondel\u2019s beloved trattoria, The Alley, offers a charming pet-friendly patio with sights of The Betsy Orb and a delicious menu of 16-inch Roman-style pizzas.<\/p>\n
\nCielito Artisan Pops\n<\/p>\n
There\u2019s nothing like a delicious ice pop on a hot day (for you and your four-legged friend, that is). At this creative dessert shop, you and your best friend can get matching ones! Cielito\u2019s PUPsicles are made with fresh fruits and sweetened with honey, and followed up with peanut butter, yogurt and watermelon flavors.<\/p>\n
\nRose Cafe & Restaurant\n<\/p>\n
Just the right level of romantic and sophisticated, the menu at this Sunny Isles spot includes Italian-Mediterranean-inspired specialties as well as an array of made-in-house pastries, buttery soft croissants, perfectly poured coffees and more. And it goes without saying that pooches are more than welcome at its gorgeous patio, with an ever-changing flower arch!<\/p>\n
\nBayshore Club\n<\/p>\n
If you and your best friend prefer palm trees, boat views and catching a meal by the water, this is the ultimate escape! The seafood menu here \u2014 which includes Mahi Tacos, Lobster Rolls and their signature Bayshore Seafood Tower \u2014 is pretty delicious, but the best part is that they also offer a dog dinner menu! There\u2019s chicken and seasonal veggies, salmon and Bayshore Dirty Paws Rice.<\/p>\n
\nGreenstreet Cafe\n<\/p>\n
It\u2019s not uncommon to find sweet doggos accompanying their owners for weekend brunch at GreenStreet Cafe\u2019s expansive patio. Whether you\u2019re there for an omelette or their Nutella-filled French toast, the best part about bringing your furry friend along is that they\u2019ll usually get a little treat of bacon slices or pieces of grilled chicken, as well as their own bowl of ice water.<\/p>\n
\nUchiko Miami Beach\n<\/p>\n
Uchiko, which means \u201cchild of Uchi,\u201d is the brainchild of James Beard Award-winning Chef Tyson Cole, known for his nontraditional interpretation of Japanese cuisine. Dog owners can take a seat on the patio while diving into the menu where the yakitori grill takes center stage. It also features a notable selection of Japanese whiskies, sake and crafted seasonal cocktails.<\/p>\n
\nDonna Mare Italian Chophouse\n<\/p>\n
For a taste of Italy right on Miami Beach, bring your pup to the inviting outdoor terrace at Donna Mare Italian Chophouse. It\u2019s the perfect stop before or after a scenic stroll along the boardwalk, offering handcrafted pasta, wood-fired pizzas made with a 50-year-old mother yeast, expertly aged steaks and sustainably sourced seafood.<\/p>\n
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