Other food/drink
The Oinkster
Los Angeles
The Oinkster, a fast-casual concept by acclaimed fine-dining chef Andre Guerrero, beckons visitors to unwind and savor high-quality American classics in a relaxed, modern, and enjoyable setting.
Read moreThe Peninsula Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills
There’s no place quite like Los Angeles, with its seemingly endless sun-kissed days and balmy nights, palm tree-lined streets, beaches, and canyons.
Read moreThe Raymond 1886
Pasadena
"The Raymond 1886 offers an innovative, contemporary menu in a casual-fine dining setting in Pasadena, Los Angeles County. With a dedication to excellent service, this establishment prides itself on quality dishes that cater to diverse palates.
Read moreThe Restaurant
Hollywood
"The Restaurant at the Chateau Marmont in Hollywood, Los Angeles County, Southern California, offers a delightful dining experience for both humans and their furry companions.
Read moreThe Sand Trap
Avalon
The Sand Trap is a relaxed, well-loved restaurant located on Avalon Canyon Road, just outside Avalon’s busy downtown core.
Read moreThe Standard Downtown LA
Los Angeles
The Standard Downtown LA, a Mid-Century Landmark in downtown L.A., offers a dog-friendly oasis with its rooftop pool, bar, and biergarten.
Read moreThe Standard Hollywood
Hollywood
The Standard Hollywood offers a fun and stylish retreat for both humans and their furry companions.
Read moreThe Sycamore Kitchen
Los Angeles
The Sycamore Kitchen redefines the urban bakery-eatery with their signature handcrafted yet refined touch. Delectable pastries like the Salted Caramel...
Read moreThe Trails Cafe
Los Angeles
The Trails Cafe, a rustic cafe situated in Griffith Park in Los Angeles, offers a delightful retreat for both locals and visitors. This charming establishment specializes in freshly baked goods, hearty sandwiches, aromatic espresso, and a selection of loose-leaf teas.
Read moreThe Waffle
Hollywood
The Waffle is a stylishly modern yet familiar eatery conveniently located in the center of Hollywood, Los Angeles County. This diner-style counter offers a diverse menu of tasty food that caters to all palates.
Read moreToast Bakery Cafe
Los Angeles
Toast Bakery Cafe in Los Angeles is a trendy eatery that seamlessly combines a bustling city vibe with a relaxed atmosphere, making it a go-to spot for...
Read moreTower Bar
West Hollywood
The Tower Bar is a sophisticated oasis that pays homage to the glamour of early Hollywood.
Read moreUrban Press Winery
Burbank
Urban Press Winery is a boutique winery bringing the craft of California wine-making to Los Angeles by way of their Tasting Room in Burbank's beautiful and vibrant downtown neighborhood.
Read moreVilla Delle Stelle
Los Angeles
Villa Delle Stelle recaptures the glamour of the silver screen and allows guests to feel what it is like to "live and be treated like stars" from the foothills of the famous Hollywood sign.
Read moreVintage Enoteca
Los Angeles
Located in the vibrant city of Los Angeles, Vintage Enoteca is not just your average wine bar - it's a haven for wine enthusiasts and dog lovers alike.
Read moreWestin Los Angeles Airport
Los Angeles
Just a complimentary shuttle ride from Los Angeles International Airport, the Westin Los Angeles Airport in Los Angeles County offers a convenient and...
Read moreWestin Pasadena
Pasadena
The Westin Pasadena welcomes guests with a full complement of facilities and amenities, all designed to ensure you leave feeling better than when you...
Read moreWurstkuche
Los Angeles
Wurstkuche, located in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, Southern California, is a must-visit destination for food enthusiasts and dog lovers alike.
Read moreMore Adventures in Los Angeles County
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Cinco de Mayo with your dog: California’s best patios
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Best dog-friendly trails in California
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Best dog-friendly hikes in Los Angeles
Los Angeles has more dog-friendly hiking trails than any city in California, and most of them are good. Looking beyond LA? See the best dog-friendly trails in California. The problem isn’t finding a trail — it’s finding one that matches…
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New for you: DogTrekker’s ulti-mutt spring event guide
Spring brings a packed calendar of dog-friendly events across California, from fun runs and beach festivals to wine tastings and costume parades. Many raise funds for animal welfare organizations, so you and your pup can play while making a positive…
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Oreo’s Law: What California’s new disaster pet-rescue bill does
California's FOUND Act, signed into law in October 2025, changes how cities handle pets during evacuations. Named for Oreo, a Pomeranian rescued from the Palisades fire, the law requires better planning for animals in disaster zones starting January 2026.
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