Dog-friendly restaurants in Verona

The restaurant's own FAQ answers 'Can I bring my dog?' with a clear yes, asking only that the dog sits beside your table and keeps the passage clear. Set in the courtyard of Palazzo Forti with indoor rooms and outdoor tables. Evenings only on weekdays, lunch and dinner at weekends.

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The hotel's own restaurant page has a written animals policy: tell them about the dog when you book so they can give you a suitable table, keep the dog with you on a lead, one dog per table. The dining room is the indoor Sala dell'Aquila, so this is a genuine dogs-inside answer. Hotel pet fee is €20 a day for small and medium dogs. The separate breakfast room page carries no pet statement, so ask before booking.

For the dogHotel welcome kit with mat and food and water bowls for hotel guests. Restaurant reserves a dedicated table when you flag the dog at booking.

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The 300 square metre rooftop terrace above Sant'Anastasia carries the same written animals policy as the bistrot: flag the dog at booking, lead on, one dog per table. Open-air and seasonal, opening in late May and running daily from 11am. In winter the offer moves indoors and the page does not say whether dogs follow, so check for cold-month visits.

For the dogDedicated table reserved when you flag the dog at booking.

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The hotel's stated policy is one dog or cat up to 20 kg at €10 a night, with a dog bed and bowls on request, but the site never says where in the hotel the dog can go and the breakfast hall and Arya Bar pages do not mention pets at all. In practice breakfast with a dog was awkward, especially dining alone, so do not assume the dog is welcome at the table. The bar serves the garden in warmer months, which may be the easier option.

For the dogDog bed and food and water bowls available from the front desk, pet walking area, staff can suggest dog-friendly bars and restaurants.

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A Verona institution a few steps from Via Mazzini, open all day from 11am to 11pm. It's said to take dogs, but the restaurant doesn't say so itself, so ask before you count on it.

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An old-school osteria in the lanes behind Piazza dei Signori with a long name for welcoming dogs, and the first name on Verona's 2025 dog-friendly lists. It has no working website, so ring ahead to check it's open and that the dog can sit inside.

For the dogA welcome meatball and a water bowl

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The best dog story in the city: every dog gets a free mini cone, and they have done it since 1992. Dogs of all sizes, more than one per customer. A short taxi ride south of the centre rather than a walk from the luxury hotels.

For the dogFree mini cone for every dog that comes in, a tradition since 1992. Water bowls often set out at the entrance.

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The hotel takes dogs and cats up to 25 kg at €35 a night, two per room, with limited pet rooms so you must book directly. The site does not say whether the dog can join you in Il Centralino or the lobby bar.

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Verona's best known fine-dining room, said to take dogs, but the restaurant doesn't say so itself. Indoor only and closed Sunday and Monday. Call before booking if you want the dog at the table.

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A fully vegan restaurant near the Basilica di San Zeno with a long name for welcoming dogs. Confirm where the dog can sit when you book.

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Two minutes from the Arena and good value for the quality. It's said to take dogs and has outdoor tables, but the restaurant doesn't say so itself. Closed Monday, dinner only Tuesday, and it takes a winter break in early February.

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A proper Veronese osteria on the river with seasonal seating in the courtyard of Palazzo Salvi Erbisti. It's said to keep outside tables for dog owners and bring liver treats, but the restaurant doesn't mention dogs itself. Closed Tuesday.

For the dogOutside tables kept for dog owners and homemade liver treats on request

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Dining rooms looking straight onto the Adige and the Roman bridge, with outdoor tables in season. It's said to take dogs, but the restaurant doesn't say so itself, so ask. Closed Sunday.

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The villa's all-day restaurant, with summer lunches outdoors in pagodas among the vineyards. The hotel site has no pet policy anywhere, so ask directly whether the dog can sit in the pagodas or the Sala Pomodoro.

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Rooftop restaurant and bar with the best view in the centre, an indoor dining room and a panoramic terrace. The hotel and restaurant pages say nothing about dogs either way, so email before booking.

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A fish-led restaurant in a former slaughterhouse, open daily for lunch and dinner, with outdoor tables. It's said to take dogs, but the restaurant doesn't say so itself, so ask.

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