4 Dog-Friendly Restaurants in Westlake Village, CA

4 Dog-Friendly Restaurants in Westlake Village, CA

A coffee among the vines, pancakes after a morning walk, or dinner overlooking Westlake Lake all make for a good outing with your dog. These four Westlake Village restaurants offer dog-friendly outdoor seating, from casual brunch spots to a lakeside patio worth lingering on. bringfido.ca

The Stonehaus for coffee and vineyard views

32039 Agoura Road, Westlake Village

Start your morning with coffee at The Stonehaus, or come later for a glass of wine and a thin-crust pizza from the outdoor oven. The vineyard setting at the Westlake Village Inn makes it a pleasant spot to catch up with a friend while your dog settles beside your outdoor table. The Stonehaus

CiCi’s for a pancake brunch

30990 Russell Ranch Road, Suite B, Westlake Village

CiCi’s is a good choice when the table can’t decide between sweet and savory. The breakfast and brunch menu includes pancakes, waffles, crêpes, and egg dishes. If you’re bringing a larger dog, ask for the back patio. BringFido lists the enclosed front patio for smaller dogs and the back patio for dogs of all sizes. bringfido.com

Boccaccio’s for lakeside dining

32123 Lindero Canyon Road, Suite 110, Westlake Village

Come for weekend brunch overlooking Westlake Lake, or make an evening of it over Italian dishes and seafood. BringFido lists dog-friendly tables on the waterside patio. When you reserve, mention that you’re bringing your dog and ask for a table by the water. Boccaccios Restaurant

Rustico Ristorante Italiano for a relaxed Italian dinner

1125 Lindero Canyon Road, Suite A-1, Westlake Village

Rustico is a neighborhood spot for a sit-down dinner with your dog along for the outing. The menu includes pasta and entrées such as braised short ribs, and BringFido lists dog-friendly outdoor tables. Ask about patio availability when you book, especially if you’re coming with a group. Discover, Dine, Reserve Today

Before heading out, call to confirm dog-friendly seating is available that day. Bring a leash and a water bowl, and choose a spot where your dog can settle clear of the walkway. If your dog prefers a quieter outing, try a weekday coffee or an early dinner.

Thinking about making Westlake Village home? I’m Tina Lucarelli, a local Realtor with Beverly & Company. If you’re looking for a home with a yard or a neighborhood you’ll enjoy exploring with your dog, let’s talk. ListwithTina.com

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