THE REGAL BEAGLE 3659 India Street #101 Mission Hills 619.297.2337
regalbeaglesd.com And while we’re talkin’ sausage, here’s another
RESTAURANTS
BRASSERIES! by joel martens
PET-FRIENDLY
Your pet may not be a French poodle and the following restau- rants are anything but Français, (save one) but “brasserie” seems just a tad more deliciously descriptive. At any rate, dining out with your
pet has become “de rigueur” and San Diego is the best place in which to partake. Perfect weather and many an outdoor dining space make eating al fresco with a pet a winning combination.
THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF 11 PLACES FOR YOU AND FIDO (THOUGH WE’RE NOT SURE ABOUT PUSSUMS, SNAKEUMS, OR TWEETUMS):
AVEC ANIMAUX SAN DIEGO’S TOP TEN
place for “hot-dogs.” It’s cozy, but they make the best of the space by packing in a whole lot of tasty treats and more beer than you can spit a hop at. 24 rotating taps keep your taste buds challenged, with “dogs” provided by T & H Prime Meats and Sausage in San Marcos, as created by Sausage-Meister, Jacob Kap- peler. He specifically created their line of delicious, high-quality sausages that you just can’t find in the supermarket (check out the Chicken Diablo; hot, spicy and oh so delicious!). Sausages aren’t the only things available, there’s a righteous selection of ap- petizers (so addicted to the Fried Green Beans) and a respectable burger or two. They are pet-friendly and will provide water... and an occasional bone has been seen being tossed from the kitchen.
THE PATIO Mission Hills: 4020 Goldfinch Street Pacific Beach: 4445 Lamont Street MH: 619.501.5090 – PB: 858.412.4648
thepatiorestaurants.com Feel the need for some grrrreat food for both you
and your pet? Then, The Patio’s two locations are the places to park your butt and mutt at both. An amazing craft house beer, drink and wine selection (hint: try the Sangrita cocktail and the Blanc du Noir for white wine, both are delicious!), along with California-inspired cuisine, flood your palette with delightful tastes every day of the week (the Poutine is one of my favorites and the Wild Mushroom Risotto is creamy-goodness). There’s a house-made biscuit for your four-legged family friend as well. Brunch is oh-so-fun but beware the mimosa demon, or that puppy of yours better be an apt guide dog.
SALT & CLEAVER 3805 5th Avenue Hillcrest
619.756.6677
enjoysausage.com Who doesn’t enjoy a good sausage? Salt & Cleaver
has them down… along with many other things. A delightful location with a perfect patio at which to park your pooch. Their menu is filled with unique appetizers. Seriously, you have to try their Southern Sunday and the trifecta of Brussels Sprouts, yum, yum and yum. Their sausages are extensive, the notables for us were the Duck.Duck.Pig, the classic Smoked Beer Brat and the Chicken and Waffles. And the Brunch menu, oh my! Local craft brews and cocktails that will leave you happier than a pig in a bun… and did I say the cocktails were good?
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BAJA BETTY’S 1421 University Avenue 619.269.8510
bajabettyssd.com
GOSSIP GRILL 1220 University Avenue 619.260.8023
gossipgrill.com Well-travelled Hillcrest standards both of these
may be, but there’s no place better than their respective patios for great people watching with your poochie. Though watch out for the tipsy, paw-stompers! Both have blissful happy hours and daily specials, with cocktails that are bordering on d-a-n-g-e-r-o-u-s (though no one complains that I’ve heard). Gossip’s Truffle Mac’n’Cheese and the Chicken Ranch Paninni are to die for and the Cha Cha Chimichanga, Chicken Adobo Quesadilla, homemade salsas and the plethora of Tequilas at Baja Betty’s, fulfill a happy digestive place indeed.
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