There’s 1 dog-friendly restaurant in Jacksonville that welcomes dogs at their outdoor tables, and 107 more nearby. Need help to decide where to eat? Here’s a detailed description of each restaurant, along with pictures and reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Jacksonville. Bone appetit!
Rally's Hamburgers
This fast food spot on N 1st Street has several pet-friendly outdoor seating so you are welcome to bring your dog along. Rally's Hamburgers is serving fast and easy items like hamburgers, chicken sandwiches, wings, and hot dogs. Have a big appetite? You may want to try the Baconzilla burger. To go along with your sandwich, they have their famous seasoned fries which you can get by themselves or loaded with cheese and bacon. If you are looking for a sweet treat, there are shakes in four flavors, Kool-aid slushies, and Stackers, soft serve parfaits with cookies and more. A drive-thru window is also available.
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Lost Forty Brewing
Lost Forty Brewing is a dog-friendly brewpub in Little Rock, AR, where Fido is welcome to join you at an outdoor table on their covered patio. They aim to create craft beers as unwavering, wild, and uniquely Arkansas as the the land itself. Their food menu includes items such as wings, pizza, salads, appetizers, sandwiches, burgers, and more.
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The Root
Bring Fido to The Root, a pet-friendly breakfast restaurant in Little Rock, AR. Leashed furry friends are welcome at outdoor tables on their covered patio and in the garden seating area. Their menu features omelets, biscuits and gravy, buttermilk pancakes, burgers and bratwurst.
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Stickyz
Stickyz in Little Rock, AR serves wings, grilled burgers and sandwiches and French Quarter pizza. Their covered patio seating is dog friendly, but guests are advised to call in advance to ensure availability.
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Diamond Bear Brewing Company
Diamond Bear brews their own lineup of craft beers onsite and offers a food menu consisting of traditional pub fare. Satisfy that hunger with fried cheese curds, brats, Thai chili style wings, steak sandwiches, burgers, and bread pudding for dessert. The spacious outdoor patio welcomes dogs.
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Fassler Hall
Fassler Hall is a dog-friendly Bavarian-style pub in Little Rock, AR, where Fido is welcome to join you at a table on the outdoor patio. Try the pimento plate, potato pancakes, bratwurst, and schnitzel plate while you're there! Water is also available for your four-legged friend in addition to a bar window to order.
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Leo's Greek Castle
Leo's Greek Castle is dog-friendly and serves up an interesting mix of traditional Greek fare and American diner style food.
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Whole Hog Cafe
Featured on Food Network's Tasty Travels with Rachael Ray, the pet-friendly Whole Hog Cafe in North Little Rock is serious about barbecue. If a loaded baked potato with pork is calling your name, but you just can't leave Fido behind, the Whole Hog Cafe has outdoor tables where you can eat alongside your pet. The Cafe will provide the dog's water bowl and you can order a beer. The Whole Hog's menu also includes a beef brisket sandwich, pork or chicken nachos, as well as smoked sausage.
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The Faded Rose
Dogs are welcome at eight outdoor tables at this Creole restaurant. The Faded Rose serves New-Orleans style steaks, Creole comfort foods, and drinks from the full bar. Menu items include fried green tomatoes, crawfish bread with Reine sauce, bacon-wrapped filet, and shrimp, okra and andouille sausage gumbo. The Faded Rose is open for lunch and dinner Sunday - Thursday 11am - 10pm, Friday - Saturday 11am - 11pm.
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Community Bakery
Community Bakery, located in Little Rock, AR, offers a full breakfast menu, and soup, salads, and hot and cold sandwiches for lunch. Patio seating is dog friendly, weather permitting.
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Bruno's Little Italy
Dogs are welcome at several outdoor tables at this Italian restaurant. Bruno's Little Italy serves sandwiches, salads, pasta dishes, pizza, and desserts. Menu items include lasagna, steamed clams, spaghetti with meat sauce, and a good wine list. Bruno's Little Italy is open for lunch and dinner; hours of operation are Monday 11am - 2pm, Tuesday - Friday 11am - 2pm, 5pm - 10pm, Saturday 5pm - 10pm.
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Dizzy's Gypsy Bistro
Homemade global comfort food with a Southern spin is what you'll find at Dizzy's. Well-behaved pets of any size welcome on the patio -- water will be provided.
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ZAZA Fine Salad & Wood-Oven Pizza Co.
ZAZA Fine Salad & Wood Oven Company specializes in thin crust pizzas and Italian treats. They offer outdoor dog-friendly tables so Fido can join you for gelato or a tasty pie. Their menu is highly customizable so you can create your own salad or choose from their list of house specials. You'll find a diverse variety of pizzas, soups, and desserts.
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U.S. Pizza Co. Hillcrest
In addition to specialty pizza, they also offer boneless wings, chicken pasta primavera, and meatball subs. Outdoor patio seating is dog friendly. Rabies vaccination tags required.
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The Pantry
The Pantry offers something a little off the beaten path with German and Czech cuisine. There is lots of room for Fido on their pet-friendly patio. The outdoor seating has it's own gate, but if it happens to be locked, you can simply duck in to let the host know you'll be dining with your pup. The menu includes a mix of creative and traditional with items like Sauerkraut Panini and the Nuremburger. They also provide separate menus with gluten free and vegetarian options. This location is open Monday through Friday from 11am to 12am and Saturday from 4pm to 12am.
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TGI Fridays
TGI Fridays provides a diverse menu with familiar favorites sure to please your whole pack. You can bring Fido to this location on E Oak Street in Conway where there are six dog-friendly tables outside. The menu items range from wings and salads to burgers and sandwiches. Signature mains include plates like ribs, chicken fingers, salmon, and pasta. The beverage selection is eclectic and refreshing with cocktails and beer as well as non-alcoholic options like smoothies and slushes.
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Dugan's Pub
Dugan’s Pub is a dog-friendly pub making food from scratch in Little Rock, AR. Fido is welcome to join you on the covered outdoor patio. Bowls of water are available upon request. Enjoy a slow howl cocktail or Guinness while you chow down on bangers and mash, and round out the evening with beer-battered mozzarella sticks.
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The Grumpy Rabbit
The Grumpy Rabbit is a dog-friendly American restaurant in Lonoke, AR. Your leashed dog is welcome to join you at a table on the outdoor covered patio. Try the Grumpy Burger, Reuben, or bacon egg salad sandwich while you're visiting. Don't forget to ask your server about their brunch menu!
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At the Corner
At The Corner in Little Rock, AR, is a dog friendly cafe where Fido is welcome to join you at an outdoor table. They incorporate fresh, local ingredients into consistently dynamic, innovative menus. They offer breakfast, burgers, sandwiches, salads, fresh baked goodies and more.
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