Which restaurants in Zurich let dogs inside?

Confiserie Sprüngli Café & Restaurant am Paradeplatz, Kronenhalle, Neue Taverne, Restaurant Enja at Sorell Boutique-Hotel Seidenhof, Restaurant Wöschi, Restaurant Zürichberg, Ristorante Casa Ferlin, Saltz at The Dolder Grand and 1 more let dogs inside, from the restaurant's own published policy or a visit by Daisy. Check with the restaurant when you book.

Where in Zurich can my dog sit with me on the terrace?

blooms at The Dolder Grand and Marguita at Baur au Lac take dogs outside but we couldn't confirm inside.

Which Zurich restaurants don't allow dogs inside?

Marguita at Baur au Lac, La Rôtisserie at Storchen Zürich, Savoy Brasserie & Bar at Mandarin Oriental Savoy, Öpfelchammer and Pavillon at Baur au Lac keep dogs out of the dining room.

What does "not confirmed" mean?

We couldn't find the restaurant's dog rule in writing and haven't eaten there with Daisy, so we haven't guessed. Many will say yes, so ask when you book.

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Dog-friendly restaurants in Zurich

18 places checked. 9 let your dog inside, 2 more on the terrace, and 1 Daisy has eaten at herself.

Photo: Mister No

Eating out in Zurich with a dog

Dogs ride every tram, bus, S-Bahn and lake boat on a half-fare ticket, a small dog under 30 cm at the shoulder rides free in a bag, and a dog under the table in a restaurant is so normal nobody looks up.

Where your dog can eat with you

Confiserie Sprüngli Café & Restaurant am Paradeplatz
Café · Patisserie, Luxemburgerli, light lunches, Sunday brunch · Paradeplatz, Bahnhofstrasse
InsideYesTerraceYes
Well behaved dogs are welcome in the Sprüngli restaurants, kept under the table and never on a chair or lap. The Boulevard Café pavement tables open in good weather only.
Source: The venue's own siteChecked Oct 2026Map
Kronenhalle
Restaurant · Classic Swiss and French, art on the walls · Bellevue, Rämistrasse
InsideYesTerraceNot confirmed
Small to medium dogs up to 60cm and 20kg are welcome as long as they fit under the table. No dogs on the banquettes, even on a blanket. Zurich's grand old dining room, with Chagall and Picasso above the Geschnetzeltes.
Source: The venue's own siteChecked Oct 2026Map
Neue Taverne
Restaurant · Plant based fine dining · Glockengasse, Altstadt near Rennweg
InsideYesTerraceNot confirmed
Well behaved dogs are warmly welcome, just mention the dog when you reserve. Vegetable led tasting plates in the old town, closed Sundays.
Source: The venue's own siteChecked Oct 2026Map
Restaurant Enja at Sorell Boutique-Hotel Seidenhof
Hotel restaurant · New Nordic inspired, open fire cooking · Bahnhofstrasse / Sihlstrasse, Kreis 1
Daisy has eaten here
InsideYesTerraceYes
Daisy was welcome inside at breakfast, lunch and dinner, and in the winter garden too. Breakfast buffet runs daily from 6.30am to noon, a few steps from Bahnhofstrasse.
Source: ReviewChecked Oct 2026Map
Restaurant Wöschi
Restaurant · Casual fine dining surprise menu, Michelin starred · Wollishofen, lakefront south of the centre
InsideYesTerraceNot confirmed
The restaurant says your four legged friends are welcome to come along. Dinner only, Tuesday to Saturday, right on the lake with a glass front and a lakeside terrace.
Source: The venue's own siteChecked Oct 2026Map
Restaurant Zürichberg
Hotel restaurant · Modern Swiss classics, open kitchen · Zürichberg, hillside above Seefeld near the zoo
InsideYesTerraceYes
Dogs may come with the restaurant's agreement, so ask when booking, and must stay on the floor rather than on chairs or benches. Panoramic terrace over the city, part of the Sorell group like the Seidenhof.
Source: The venue's own siteChecked Oct 2026Map
Ristorante Casa Ferlin
Restaurant · Classic Italian, famous ravioli · Stampfenbachplatz, Kreis 6 near the main station
InsideYesTerraceNot confirmed
The family-run Italian says dogs are allowed, and it's wheelchair accessible too. A Zurich institution since 1907, ten minutes on foot from Bahnhofstrasse.
Source: The venue's own siteChecked Oct 2026Map
Saltz at The Dolder Grand
Hotel restaurant · Swiss and international, grill · Dolder, Adlisberg hillside above Zurich
InsideYesTerraceYes
The hotel's own FAQ says dogs are welcome in all its restaurants, and Saltz has a dog menu. There is a panoramic sun terrace with views over the lake and city.
For the dogSpecial dog menu at Saltz and via room service. Hotel guests' dogs get a bed, water bowl and treats on arrival.
Source: The venue's own siteChecked Oct 2026Map
The Restaurant at The Dolder Grand
Hotel restaurant · Fine dining, two Michelin stars · Dolder, Adlisberg hillside above Zurich
InsideYesTerraceNot confirmed
Dogs are welcome but only one dog at a time is allowed in The Restaurant, so tell the hotel when you book. Evening only and jacket-level dining.
Source: The venue's own siteChecked Oct 2026Map
blooms at The Dolder Grand
Hotel restaurant · Garden to table, seasonal · Dolder, kitchen garden beside the hotel
InsideNot confirmedTerraceYes
An open air restaurant set among vegetable beds, with awnings over the 36 seats. It is covered by the hotel's dogs welcome in all restaurants rule, and it only runs in the warmer months.
Source: The venue's own siteChecked Oct 2026Map
Marguita at Baur au Lac
Hotel restaurant · Mediterranean sharing plates · Talstrasse, lakefront end of Bahnhofstrasse
InsideNoTerraceYes
The Marguita terrace is the one place at Baur au Lac where your dog can join you for a meal. Inside the restaurants dogs are not permitted. Closed 12 to 18 October 2026.
For the dogHotel guests' dogs get a custom bed, Baur au Lac bowls and a dog menu in the room, CHF 45 per dog per day.
Source: The venue's own siteChecked Oct 2026Map
La Rôtisserie at Storchen Zürich
Hotel restaurant · Classic French and Swiss, river views · Weinplatz, Altstadt on the Limmat
InsideNoTerraceNot confirmed
Dogs are not permitted in La Rôtisserie, but the restaurant offers to have its hostess mind your dog while you eat. The hotel itself says pets are welcome.
For the dogThe hostess will look after your dog while you dine.
Source: The venue's own siteChecked Oct 2026Map
Savoy Brasserie & Bar at Mandarin Oriental Savoy
Hotel restaurant · Brasserie classics · Paradeplatz, Bahnhofstrasse
InsideNoTerraceNot confirmed
The hotel welcomes dogs throughout, but not indoors in any of its restaurants or bars, which covers the Brasserie, Orsini, 1838 and the Mandarin Lounge. Ask the concierge about the Paradeplatz pavement tables.
For the dogHotel dog fee CHF 50 per night, dogs up to 60cm shoulder height.
Source: The venue's own siteChecked Oct 2026Map
Boucherie AuGust at Widder Hotel
Hotel restaurant · Swiss butcher's kitchen, sausages, terrines · Rennweg, Altstadt
InsideNot confirmedTerraceNot confirmed
The Widder's relaxed all day spot with a summer terrace on Rennweg. The hotel takes dogs with a nightly fee but publishes no restaurant dog policy, so ask when you book.
Checked Oct 2026Map
Eden Kitchen at La Réserve Eden au Lac
Hotel restaurant · Mediterranean Italian, Michelin starred · Utoquai, Seefeld lakefront
InsideNot confirmedTerraceNot confirmed
The hotel says dogs are expected rather than merely allowed and runs a full dog programme, and Eden Kitchen is said to welcome them. Confirm with the hotel where the dog can sit before you book a table.
For the dogHotel guests' dogs get a bed, snacks and a feeding station in the room, a dog menu via room service, plus daycare, grooming and paddleboarding.
Source: The venue's own siteChecked Oct 2026Map
Zunfthaus zur Waag
Restaurant · Swiss guild house classics · Münsterhof, Altstadt
InsideNot confirmedTerraceNot confirmed
A guild house serving since 1636 with tables on Münsterhof square. It's said to welcome dogs, but the restaurant doesn't say so itself, so check when you reserve.
Source: FalstaffChecked Oct 2026Map
Öpfelchammer
Restaurant · Traditional Zurich wine tavern · Rindermarkt, Niederdorf
InsideNoTerraceNo
Zurich's oldest wine tavern asks guests to leave their dogs at home. Worth knowing before you plan a Niederdorf evening around it.
Source: The venue's own siteChecked Oct 2026Map
Pavillon at Baur au Lac
Hotel restaurant · French fine dining, Michelin starred · Talstrasse, lakefront end of Bahnhofstrasse
InsideNoTerraceNo
Dogs stay in the room for this one. Baur au Lac's own FAQ rules dogs out of all its restaurants apart from the Marguita terrace.
Source: The venue's own siteChecked Oct 2026Map

Staying over

The dog-friendly hotels near Zurich, and where the dog can go in each

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Questions people ask

Which restaurants in Zurich let dogs inside?: Confiserie Sprüngli Café & Restaurant am Paradeplatz, Kronenhalle, Neue Taverne, Restaurant Enja at Sorell Boutique-Hotel Seidenhof, Restaurant Wöschi, Restaurant Zürichberg, Ristorante Casa Ferlin, Saltz at The Dolder Grand and 1 more let dogs inside, from the restaurant's own published policy or a visit by Daisy. Check with the restaurant when you book.
Where in Zurich can my dog sit with me on the terrace?: blooms at The Dolder Grand and Marguita at Baur au Lac take dogs outside but we couldn't confirm inside.
Which Zurich restaurants don't allow dogs inside?: Marguita at Baur au Lac, La Rôtisserie at Storchen Zürich, Savoy Brasserie & Bar at Mandarin Oriental Savoy, Öpfelchammer and Pavillon at Baur au Lac keep dogs out of the dining room.
What does "not confirmed" mean?: We couldn't find the restaurant's dog rule in writing and haven't eaten there with Daisy, so we haven't guessed. Many will say yes, so ask when you book.

Ring or message before you go

This is a research tool, not the last word. Restaurants change hands, managers change their minds, and a place that takes dogs at lunch can say no at a busy Saturday dinner. Every listing shows where the answer came from and when we checked it. Confirm with the restaurant itself when you book, and tell them you’re bringing your dog.

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