I was reading a review of the Back Porch on Ocracoke, which named the Back Porch Lunch Box as being pet friendly and was wondering if there were any others that followed suit. We don't want to leave our fur balls alone in the beach house when we drive up to the northern beaches and Ocracoke for sight-seeing and shopping. My fellow bichon parents know how it rips your heart out to see their sad brown eyes when you walk out the door! P.S. I talking more of places with picnic tables and such outside, not regular eateries like Lone Cedar, Black Pelican, etc.

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Dare Devils MP 9 Beach Road. My corgi likes the steak subs!

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[B]Outdoor dining is available in Manteo[/B] at Full Moon Cafe, Magnolia Grill, Ortega's Grill, Poor Richard's Sandwich Shop and Hungry Pelican. I see dogs with folks all the time. Food is very good at all these places. Magnolia Grill even has a community doggie water bowl outside.

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[COLOR=Red][FONT=Comic Sans MS]You're kidding! That is so cool! We may have to visit some of these places and take our "babies" with us.[/FONT][/COLOR]

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Wow, good to know that some restaurants allow pets. I'll be sure to avoid them.

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Just to clear things up...they are allowed outside and not in. State law prohibits animals inside restaurants (except service ones). All the ones I listed have available tables inside or out. OUTSIDE you may have your pet with you. You can be safe from fur inside.

Wow, good to know that some restaurants allow pets. I'll be sure to avoid them.

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Wow, good to know that some restaurants allow pets. I'll be sure to avoid them.

Well, the pets might just be cleaner than the people cooking your food so I wouldn't be so quick to judge a restaurant by whether they allow pets. Anyway......that is so cool that they allow pets. I never thought to bring mine. We take ours to the beach but we do leave them in their crates in the house when we go out to dinner. I hate leaving them but that's what happens when we are home too. They love their crates. They act like it is their safe place, lol.

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Oh my...that is so true. Very well said sweetwishes!

Well, the pets might just be cleaner than the people cooking your food so I wouldn't be so quick to judge a restaurant by whether they allow pets.

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I never met a dog I didn't like. If only I could say the same for humans!

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Ditto!!!!!!!

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John's on the beach road gives free "pup cups" to those in the know. pup cup = styrofoam cup of soft serve ice cream...and a doggie bone. our Welsh Terrier goes nuts when I mention the word "Johns". MD

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[SIZE=7]Amen, to all of you who love our four-legged friends.:roseanim:[/SIZE]

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I had forgotten about that! How sweet that is. We love John's Drive-In!!!! That so cute about your dog and the word [I]John's[/I].

John's on the beach road gives free "pup cups" to those in the know. pup cup = styrofoam cup of soft serve ice cream...and a doggie bone. our Welsh Terrier goes nuts when I mention the word "Johns". MD

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Thanks for the suggestions everyone!

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The back porch is very pet friendly - the outside area which has picnic type tables. There is a sign in the bar that reads: Pets welcome - children must be on leashes.:roflmao:

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The back porch is very pet friendly - the outside area which has picnic type tables. There is a sign in the bar that reads: Pets welcome - children must be on leashes.:roflmao:

:laugh: I love that!

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[FONT=Arial Black][SIZE=7]NEVER...EVER get on the wrong side of a bunch of doggie lovers...you have been warned!![/SIZE][/FONT]

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That's the truth!

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:smiley53: Just hope all you dog owners bring plastic bags with your dogs when you're on the beach -- nothing worse than putting your towel down next to dog pooh. :smiley53:

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Of course...all it takes is one bad owner to give all of us a bad reputation.

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