Dog-Friendly Restaurants in Big Bear
8 Big Bear spots with patios where your dog is welcome to join you. Big Bear is a dog town β but patio rules and hours shift with the season and the weather, so it's always worth a quick call ahead. Here's the map, then what to expect.
πΎ What to expect on a Big Bear patio
- Dogs are welcome on outdoor patios, not inside dining rooms (health-code rule).
- Keep pups leashed and tucked beside your table, out of walkways.
- Most patios will bring a water bowl if you ask β bring your own travel bowl as backup.
- At 6,750+ ft the evenings get cold fast; many patios add heaters, but bring a layer for you and the dog.
- Call ahead on busy weekends β patio space (and dog space) fills first.
The patios
Rock 'n' roll atmosphere with gourmet burgers, fresh-cut fries, and rotating craft beers. Dog-friendly patio.
Casual pizza joint with Italian-American fare, craft beer selection, and pet-friendly heated outdoor tables.
The highest donut shop on the West Coast at 6,857 feet, serving fresh donuts all day plus breakfast burritos, deli sandwiches, and craft coffee. Famouβ¦
Women-owned and veteran-owned cozy log cabin cafe in Moonridge serving premium Oregon-roasted coffee. Famous for fresh, made-from-scratch pastries, avβ¦
Located in the heart of Big Bear Village with one of the largest drink selections in Big Bear - over 100 loose-leaf teas, 100% organic coffee, full esβ¦
Healthy cafe in Big Bear Village specializing in fresh smoothies, aΓ§aΓ bowls, cold-pressed juices, and handcrafted espresso drinks with clean ingredieβ¦
Lakefront dining gem offering unique crafted foods spanning five cuisines. Famous for lobster ravioli in cream sauce, Mexican-style salmon, and stunniβ¦
Four-time winner of Best Burger in Big Bear, this cozy family-owned cafe serves old-fashioned home cooking with a unique theatrical twist. Tables featβ¦
π Big Bear with your dog
Planning a whole dog-friendly trip? Keep going: