Yiassoo in Campbell serves up casual Greek and Mediterranean food at prices that won’t drain your wallet, and the outdoor seating actually makes room for your dog without making it awkward. The tables are spread out with some under shade structures—helpful on those hot Santa Clara County afternoons—so you’re not sitting in the glare while trying to eat a spanakopita.

The space works well for dogs of different sizes. You get actual room between tables, which means your dog isn’t basically dining with strangers at the next seat over. Staff members bring water bowls without you having to ask, and they genuinely seem fine with dogs being there rather than just tolerating it. A few people have mentioned getting treats tossed their way, though I wouldn’t count on that as a guarantee.

The food is straightforward—fresh ingredients, nothing pretentious. You’ll find the usual suspects: grilled fish, lamb dishes, salads, pastries. It’s the kind of place where you order at the counter and they bring it out, so there’s no complicated table service to navigate with a dog at your feet.

The main appeal here is that Campbell doesn’t have tons of dog-friendly restaurants with substantial outdoor areas, so having a spot where you can actually sit down for a real meal rather than just grabbing something to go makes a difference. The atmosphere is relaxed enough that nobody’s going to give you the side-eye if your dog shifts around or wants to settle down under the table.

It’s worth calling ahead just to confirm what their current setup looks like, especially if you’re coming on a weekend when they tend to get busier. The outdoor space can fill up, and you’ll want to know if they can still accommodate you comfortably with your dog in tow.