Easter is going to the Dogs
For most Angelenos, our dogs are just as much the baby as an actual baby, so it’s only natural that we want to spend holidays with them. Here are some great places to enjoy Easter Brunch this year that are also fido friendly.
Bacari W. 3rd (Mid-City)
What better place to enjoy brunch than on a gorgeous patio under the shade of a giant tree. This Easter while you’re dining on à la carte favorites like Shakshouka with house rustic tomato sauce, bell pepper, sous vide egg, parsley, and a baguette from Chef Lior Hillel, your little four-legged friend can have his own meal too!
Choose from the Chef’s Special ($6), the Beef Stew ($6) or the Baked Omelette ($8). Add a sweet finish Peanut Butter Cookie from just $1.50. Best of all this menu is available all the time!
Easter Brunch is available from 10:30 AM-3 PM. As always Bottomless Mimosas, Sangrias, and Bellinis will also be pouring for $25.
Panxa Cocina (Long Beach)
It’s always a dog-friendly brunch on the Panxa Cocina patio! Serving Southwestern style cuisine from Chef Arthur Gonzalez, expect delicious dishes like Blue Corn Piñon Pancakes ($10) and Stacked Enchiladas ($12) that pair great with a $4 Mimosa!
As far as your puppy goes, they offer a special dog-friendly brunch that includes a choice of Sweet Potato ($5), Brown Rice ($5), Vegan Black Beans ($5), or all of the above for $10! Pups also receive triple filtered Vero water free of charge!
Ray’s & Stark Bar (Mid-Wilshire)
Located at the BP Grand Entrance of LACMA. Ray’s & Stark Bar is offering a special Easter Brunch menu along with their regular menu.
Specials include a Ray’s Egg Benedict on a pizza muffin with smoked salmon, organic poached eggs, and trout caviar ($16) and a deliciously rich stack of Dark Chocolate Pancakes with caramelized bananas, goat cheese, and sea salt ($15).
Dogs are free to sit on the patio, but not in the bar area. Easter Brunch is available from 10 AM-3 PM.
The Waffle (Hollywood)
The Waffle in Hollywood offers 17 kinds of Waffles for you and a Woofle for your dog too. At only $3.95 for 3 dog-friendly treats made with Parmesan, parsley, and whole wheat flour, this is a deal you usually have to beg for.
The Waffle is open from 7 AM-6 PM! And don’t miss out on a Double Size Mimosa for $8 that includes a half a bottle of champagne in each!
Black Cow Cafe (Montrose)
One of the closest dog-friendly brunch spots near this Glendale girl; the Black Cow Cafe in Montrose specializes in making you feel right at home. Case in point, they open at 9 AM but let people start sitting at 8:45 AM. So if you’re thinking of coming with your pooch try and arrive before they open as outdoor tables are sometimes hard to come by. As far as food goes go if you’re in the mood for something sweet, try what they have on special–doesn’t even matter what it is I promise it will be good. Savory lovers should try their entrees served in a skillet, with extra biscuits on the side.
The Black Cow Cafe is open and serving Easter Brunch from 8 AM-2 PM!
Personally, this guy always has a seat at any table I’m at. Just grab something special from Dog Product Picker, and as quick as you can say bunny, you’ve got a dog-friendly Easter brunch!
Loved these! I wish there are more such places where pet parents can hangout with their flurry kids.
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