Dog-friendly restaurants in Milan

Small and medium dogs on a lead are welcome on the rooftop terrace, one of the best aperitivo views in the city. Indoor dining room access is not stated, so book a terrace table in fair weather.

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A canal-side restaurant with a large garden, one of the most dog-friendly tables in Milan. The garden is the place to sit with your dog, and it's open seven days with lunch at weekends.

For the dogDogs of all sizes

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An outdoor kiosk under a canopy in the middle of Parco Sempione behind the castle, where dogs are more than welcome at the tables and a big bowl waits by the door. Ideal for a relaxed lunch after a park walk, and weather dependent.

For the dogLarge water bowl at the entrance

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The hotel accepts up to two small dogs under 7kg per room at 35 euros a day and sets out a bowl, bed and treats. It does not say whether dogs can join you in Acanto or the Principe Bar, so ask before you book.

For the dogHotel provides a bowl, bed and treats for dogs staying in house

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The Wes Anderson designed café at Fondazione Prada, a known spot for a coffee with your dog. The Fondazione doesn't say where dogs can sit in the bar, so check at the entrance.

For the dogWater bowls

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Portrait Milano calls itself pet friendly and Beefbar takes dogs, but nobody says whether that means the dining room or the piazza tables, so ask when you book.

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A tasting-menu restaurant in a townhouse near the Navigli that takes dogs. Nobody says where the dog sits, so ask ahead.

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An Isola courtyard bar a short walk from Porta Nuova with a big outdoor space that's ideal for relaxing with your dog. Inside isn't confirmed, so the courtyard is the safe bet.

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A fish restaurant at the Brera end of Corso Garibaldi that admits dogs. It doesn't say where a dog can sit, so ask when you book.

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One of the city's great tasting-menu rooms, and it takes dogs. A short taxi ride from the centre. The detail isn't published, so confirm when you book.

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A long-running Brera dining room that allows pets. Nobody says whether that's inside or at the pavement tables, so confirm when you reserve.

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A conservatory café inside the gallery of modern art, a short walk from the Quadrilatero, that allows pets and has a terrace onto the villa garden. It doesn't say where dogs can sit, so ask.

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One of Milan's best bakeries for breakfast, with water bowls and a quiet corner set aside for dogs. Ask at the counter where to sit.

For the dogWater bowls and a corner where dogs can rest

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Dinner-only fine dining with an open kitchen, and it takes dogs. There's only an indoor dining room, so if your dog comes it's inside, but the restaurant doesn't spell out its policy, so ask.

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A smart Brera bistro that takes dogs, open Tuesday to Sunday from lunch until midnight. Where your dog can sit isn't spelled out, so ask when you reserve.

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Sadler takes dogs but doesn't say where they can sit. The restaurant is moving within Brera, so check the current address and the dog policy together when you book.

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The hotel is pet friendly and Seta takes dogs, but nobody says whether a dog can sit in the dining room or only in the courtyard. Ask reservations before you book a table.

For the dogHotel provides food and water bowls for pets staying in house

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An 18th-century farmhouse courtyard restaurant that both Gambero Rosso and the national tourism board list as animals admitted, with outdoor tables. Neither says whether that covers the indoor rooms, so ask on arrival.

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The hotel takes dogs up to 8kg in the rooms, but its own dining page states pets are not allowed in La Cupola, Pellico 3 or the Mio Lab bar. Plan to eat elsewhere with your dog.

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The hotel states plainly that pets are not allowed in Pellico 3. Dogs are welcome in the rooms, so this is a room service night for your dog.

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