Lynne

I met a friend here with my two dogs. Our sandwiches were delicous and we treated ourselves to honey lattes. They have a menu for dogs and you can also order a beef patty or chicken breast for them. Our server brought a bowl of water for them. There is plenty of seating outdoors and we were invited to eat inside with my dogs since it was a cooler day. Our server was very friendly and checked on us frequently. I will certainly be back to Braxton's Kitchen.

We’re visiting the area, saw the great reviews and took our two Miniature Schnauzers for a visit. The park is very large and well maintained. There is a small and a large dog area as well as a mixed size area. There is also water available and restrooms. Highly recommended.

I needed someplace for one night near my dog’s vet appointment in Irvine. The room was disgusting. Beyond the cosmetic problems, the bathroom sink and toilet were plugged up and didn’t drain. The kitchen area was filthy and there were no utensils or dishes. It’s in a pretty nice business area but people were smoking marijuana in the parking lot. The dresser drawers wouldn’t close and there were no hangers. The pipe behind the shower head was broken and water was squirting on the ceiling. There might be nice rooms there but I didn’t get one.

We met a friend here for breakfast and it was great. Their patio is very nice and the menu has different options that you don't see everywhere. The waffles are delicious and also be sure to try the potatoes. They are very different and delicious. Our server told us that they are thinking about adding a pet menu which would be fun too.

We had a wonderful lunch here. The patio is very nice and the staff is very dog friendly. It's also nice that it is located away from the busy downtown area in a quieter location. We would definitely go back with or without our dogs.

This hotel is in a nice area. The two queen beds room was small but had everything we needed for one night and the breakfast was very good. The only issue we had was that the air conditioner was very loud and I had trouble sleeping. It's in a residential area and it was a nice area to walk our dogs.

This hotel is in an industrial area. There is a dog-friendly place to eat across the parking lot which was convenient. Our room and the breakfast were fine. I think the dog fee is too high but I guess many places are charging that much these days.

This park has everything. Poop bags, trash cans, water, chairs and a picnic table for owners, an agility tunnel and plenty of shade on a hot day. A kind person even brought a kiddie pool. All the dogs played well together the day we were there. There are some areas of dirt and bark but there is also plenty of grass. We will definitely return next time we’re in the area.

We didn't realize how nice this restaurant would be and are very glad we stopped on our way home from Phoenix. The servers were great and our food was very good. Their patio is very nice and it was a very relaxing stop for us and our dog. It was nice to be able to also stock up on items from the Shield's store.

This location has a very nice outdoor patio with very friendly staff. There were several dogs on the patio with us. They have a nice menu. The portions are large and the food is very good.

Park Cafe has a nice dog friendly patio and menu. The items we ordered were ok and the servers were very nice.

Friends took us to Red's for dinner because they knew our dog was with us. The patio is very pretty and our meals were very good. The patio has a great view of the Wigwam's golf course. It's a very nice dog friendly location.

We chose Louie's because we were nearby and were also traveling with our dog. Their outdoor patio is really nice and the staff couldn't have been nicer. Our meals were great and we got a kick out of their fur baby menu. We would definitely go to Louie's if we are in Ashland again.

If you're looking for something to do in Paso Robles with your dog that doesn't involve wine, visit Kiler Ridge. We really got an education about olive oils, how to taste them and how to read labels. The tastings take place on their beautiful patio and dogs are welcome. The $5 fee is waived if you purchase $20 or more of their products. We really enjoyed our visit there.