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Dog Friendly American Restaurants in Vermont

No need to leave Fido in the hotel room when you want to grab a bite! No matter where you’re headed, we can point you towards great American restaurants in Vermont that will welcome Fido to join you at an outdoor table. Bone appetit!

Pet Friendly Idletyme Brewing Company
Idletyme Brewing Company Idletyme Brewing Company is a dog-friendly brewery and restaurant in Stowe, VT. Your leashed dog is welcome to join you on the outdoor patio. Try their Idletyme Reuben, Beyond Vegetarian Burger, or roasted Prime Rib while you're visiting. Make sure to pair your meal with the Idletyme Double IPA, Bohemia Pilsner Lager, or Oatmeal Stout. See Details
Pet Friendly Backyard
Backyard Backyard is a casual, dog friendly eatery where Fido is welcome to join you at an outdoor table. The "Yard" offers a full menu with a focus on tacos, smash burgers, tater tots, and other indulgent comfort food, craft and domestic beer, whiskies and more. See Details
The Vermont Pub & Brewery The Vermont Pub & Brewery provides a welcoming atmosphere where guests can enjoy traditional pub fare alongside a diverse selection of craft beers, all in the heart of Burlington, VT. The menu features classic favorites, ensuring that there’s something for everyone to savor. For those who love the outdoors, the shaded patio is dog friendly, making it a perfect spot to relax with your furry friend on sunny days. See Details
The Publyk House The historic Bennington Publyk House & Tavern offers traditional New England hospitality with great American favorites served on their partially covered patio, where Fido is welcome to dine with you at an outdoor table while he enjoys a fresh bowl of water and complimentary treats. Enjoy beautiful sunsets and great Mt. Anthony views from the dog-friendly decks during summer & fall. See Details
The Spot Fido can join you at an outdoor table at The Spot, a dog-friendly, surf-style restaurant in Burlington, VT. While they don't have a full dog menu, you can purchase doggy ice cream for your lucky pup to enjoy! The human menu on offer is fresh and local and includes the classic breakfast, Huevos Rancheros, and the lunchtime favorite, Peahi fish tacos. On the seasonally-changing dinner menu, you and Fido can check out the crispy tofu with braised greens, seasoned tofu with a medley of roasted vegetables and braised greens. See Details
The Meltdown Grilled Cheese and Tap Room The Meltdown Grilled Cheese and Tap Room is a dog-friendly American restaurant in Barre, VT. Fido is welcome to join you beside a table on the open air outdoor patio for lunch or dinner. The Meltdown serve an enticing variety of grilled cheese sandwiches, as well as mac n' cheese, soups, salads, and desserts. Diners will also find a wide selection of beer and wine on tap. See Details
Blue Paddle Bistro Blue Paddle Bistro is a pet-friendly eatery nestled in the Lake Champlain Islands of South Hero, VT. Dog owners with Fido in tow can head to one of Blue Paddles "very dog-friendly" tables on the grass or the deck. The menu includes appetizers, soups, salads, burgers and sandwiches, and entrees such as coffee-crusted pork tenderloin, grilled ribeye, pan-seared scallops, butternut squash ravioli, and more. See Details
Ye Olde Tavern Ye Olde Tavern in Manchester Center, VT, welcomes pups on its seasonal patio, where pups can enjoy a special dog menu alongside their humans. This colonial-era tavern, dating back to 1790, offers a historic New England dining experience. Outdoor seating is weather permitting; call ahead to confirm pet-friendly availability. See Details
Papa Pete's Papa Pete's is a restaurant in Bennington, VT, and home to the giant pancakes, so bring your appetites. The pet-friendly outdoor seating area welcomes dogs, but calling ahead to confirm availability is encouraged. See Details
Grazers Request one of a dozen dog-friendly tables at Grazers in Williston, VT, where pups can enjoy a treat from a special dog menu. For humans, burgers reign supreme, made with local Vermont beef and topped with regional ingredients—like the Green Mountain Burger featuring Highgate Creamery Boucher Blue. Pair your meal with a selection of fries or poutine, or opt for one of their hearty sandwiches, such as the buttermilk-battered fried chicken or classic fried fish. See Details
Blackback Pub At the Blackback Pub, they're all about the beer. You can enjoy your beverage at few outdoor tables on their small dog-friendly patio. In addition to providing lots and lots of beer, their kitchen dishes up a number of American sandwiches, starters, soups, salads, and entrees. Please note that outdoor tables are first-come, first served. See Details
The Roost At the Roost, you and Fido can rule it at one of the seven dog-friendly tables outside by the fire pit. This modern bar and restaurant's fare definitely has a Vermont twist. The main menu includes a number of one handers, like a BBQ chicken sandwich, house Applewood smoked chicken thigh, smoked provolone, fried onions, house BBQ sauce, and a Mansfield Breadworks Bun. For dessert, you can satisfy your sweet tooth with an apple pie, brownie sundae, or creme brulee. The Roost is open every day of the week from 12pm to 2am. See Details
J. J. Hapgood General Store and Eatery J.J. Hapgood General Store and Eatery is a dog-friendly establishment. This local purveyor of basic provisions, dry goods, and Vermont produce, also provides authentic wood-fired pizza and prepared meals. Located in the heart of historic Peru village, you and Fido can join them for breakfast, lunch, and dinner outside. On the menu, you'll find a number of intriguing entrees, such as the IPA beer battered fish and chips: haddock, hand cut fries, remoulade, charred lemon, and smoked sea salt. For the early birds, the breakfast menu includes buttermilk fried chicken sandwich, served with arugula, tomato, cheddar, sriracha mayo on brioche. This eatery is open Sunday through Tuesday from 7am to 5pm and Wednesday from 7am to 7pm and Thursday through Saturday from 7am to 9pm. See Details
The Porch Cafe Starting life as the Porch Food Truck, The Porch Cafe has been a brick and mortar restaurant since 2015. They offer dog-friendly tables outside. The menu is made up of interesting twists on American fare, including Audrey's Lifted Sandwich, served with turkey, cheddar, bacon, romaine, tomatoes, onions, pickles, crispy chips and chipotle mayo on toasted sourdough. If you're looking for a taste of the east, check out their Vietnamese chicken salad: with romaine, red cabbage, shredded carrots, red peppers, pickled ginger, mint, scallions, wontons, peanuts, and a Vietnamese dressing. Along with the regular menu, you'll discover a number of daily specials that change with the seasons. The Porch Cafe is open weekdays from 7am to 3pm. See Details
The Vermont Country Deli Dogs are welcome at the pet-friendly Vermont Country Deli in Brattleboro, VT. You and Fido will find plenty of room next door at their market at one of the six outdoor picnic tables, but note that Fido must remain outside while you go in to order. The Deli offers an array of prepared food, sandwiches, custom pastries, and a large selection of specialty food items. You can wash it all down with a freshly brewed coffee from Mocha Joe's Roasting Company. See Details
The Crooked Ram Fido is welcome in the seasonal outdoor picnic area at The Crooked Ram in Manchester, VT. This dog-friendly, upscale restaurant serves modern American food. Along with their assorted menu options, they offer local craft beer and biodynamic wines. See Details
Noonie's Deli Noonie's Deli has four dog-friendly picnic tables. Enjoy their locally famous sandwiches on fresh, homemade bread, soups, salads, and fresh-baked goodies. The kitchen's favorite sandwiches on the menu include the Tyrion Lannister, served with grilled chicken, bacon, avocado, jalapeno pepper, banana pepper, lettuce, tomato, melted cheddar cheese, and spicy buffalo dressing. The regular menu is subsidized by a menu full of specials that change every day. Noonie's Deli is open weekdays from 8am to 7pm and weekends from 11am to 7pm. See Details
3 Squares Cafe Three Squares Cafe has a few dog-friendly tables on the patio that overlooks the oldest city in Vermont. Chef/Owner, Matt Birong, is proud to dish up fresh and hearty creations prepared with locally sourced ingredients. His varied menu includes favorites like challah French toast, homemade hummus and pita, and juicy Boyden Farm organic burgers. In addition to those classics, you'll find locally-roasted coffee, espresso, baked goods, homemade soups, and a craft beer and wine selection. Three Squares Cafe is open every day of the week from 8am to 8pm. See Details
Clear River Tavern Clear River Tavern has pet-friendly outdoor seating. As long as Fido is on a leash, he can sit outside with you. The menu on offer mainly consists of American bar food. You can sink your teeth into a super seafood platter: lightly battered and fried clam strips and shrimp or half and half served with fries, coleslaw, and tartar sauce. If you're joining them for Mexican night on Tuesdays, then you'll discover lots of delectable delights, such as the green chili chicken enchilada, served with chicken, cheese, and green chili sauce rolled in a corn tortilla, topped with homemade sauce and baked in the oven. Clear River Tavern is open Sunday 12pm to 11pm and Monday through Saturday from 3pm to 11pm. See Details
The Elm Street Market Dogs are allowed at The Elm Street Market. You and your pooch can pull up a chair at one of their three outdoor tables. You'll find sandwiches, paninis, salads, and snacks on the menu. One of their signature sandwiches is the Mapleicious, stuffed with honey maple glazed turkey, honey maple glazed ham, Vermont cheddar cheese, crisp granny smith apples, baby spinach, and their own homemade maple sriracha mayo on a round roll. They only use Boar's Head meats and cheese in all of their jam-packed sandwiches. The Elm Street Market is open weekdays from 8am to 6pm and weekends from 8am to 5am. See Details
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