Hawaii is a popular travel destination due to its stunning beaches. There’s just so many of them that visitors who choose to explore only its beaches will have a lot of activities on their hands.

However, Hawaii’s pull is not just about its beaches. Its lush landscapes also attract travelers to the island. Places like the N? Pali Coast on Kauai features towering emerald cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and dense tropical forests – a match made in heaven for hikers and outdoor lovers. 

It gets even better as the city not only pulls vacationers but pet owners in particular. Hawaii’s pet friendly beaches, trails and environment make dog owners troop to the island in droves.

You’re traveling with your furry companion and love a city with rich cultural heritage from local cuisine to historical sites? Hawaii has it all. 

Hawaii generally is a pet friendly island, from beaches and trails to accommodation, but are there dog-friendly dining options here?

Yes, this city has many restaurants that welcome you with your pet. So if you’re interested in Hawaii dog-friendly restaurants, you’ve come to the right place.

1. Aloha Beer Co

700 Queen St 
Honolulu, HI 96813
(808) 544-1605

Find yourself in Honolulu Hawaii and looking for great beer to enjoy? Checkout Aloha Beer Co that allows you to enjoy its local craft with your pup around. 

However, it was not always like this. Aloha Beer had to restructure their street level parking area into a beautiful outdoor sitting area with low and high tops and comfortable tables. Now you can bring your dog along as you explore its menu.

The menu includes the popular Hop Lei Ipa and Red Zeppelin drinks. It gets even more interesting as they have menus for humans and pets. Their thin crusted pizzas and breakfast skillet are great options to try. Looking for something for your pooch? Order the popsicles. 

They are open every day and offer happy hour deals between 2pm to 6pm daily. Love some live music? Aloha has live music daily in the beer garden. RThis is a vibrant location to enjoy your beer and relax with your doggo.

2. The Cutlery

3435 Waialae Ave Ste 103 
Honolulu, HI 96816

Classy, trendy, and stylish are some of the many ways to describe this steakhouse located along Waialae avenue. Perfect for people looking for steakhouses than welcome pups. 

Kaimuki’s neighborhood steakhouse and barber shop has a variety of offers that makes it an attractive option for visitors whether you want to have great steak and take a cut after or just want to eat while having your pooch around you. The cutlery has you covered.

With a covered outdoor sitting area that ensures you and your dog are protected from harsh weather including rain, you can use this space without worries. 

The signature dishes here include the smoked prime rib and bone marrow. Visitors have found them simply delicious dudging by the warm reviews. They also seem to love the ambience and warm service.

Free parking, a full bar and even a kid’s menu, The Cutlery has all you need from a steakhouse. Depending on when you visit, you may need to make a reservation to avoid wait times when visiting at busy hours. 

They are closed on Mondays but open 5 pm to 10 pm Tuesdays to Sundays. So perfect for your dinner dates, late night hangout with friends, or just some nice steak with your pooch. 

3. Huggo’s On The Rocks

75-5828 Kahakai Rd 
Kailua-Kona, HI 96740
(808) 329-1493

Huggo’s On The Rocks is a complete outdoor restaurant and is pet-friendly. Which means dogs are welcome at any of the covered waterfront tables. 

They offer lunch, dinner, and sunset cocktails at this outdoor dog-friendly lounge in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. With their menu offering a wide variety of refreshing libations and tasty dishes prepared with fresh ingredients. 

Huggo’s has the lunch/dinner, dessert, and happy hour menus, showing its versatility. With its happy hour happening daily from 3 pm to 5 pm, you do not want to miss the selection of cocktails and Pupus on offer. 

It is a casual dining style with American, Hawaiian, and vegetarian options. There is something for everyone. 

While you most likely will not have to wait for a sitting arrangement when visiting, peak hours and seasons and when visiting in a group may pose a different problem. So it would be best to reserve a table in those situations. 

Try out tasty apps like baked pork nachos and taco salads, or just enjoy something from the entree menu like hot roast beef sandwiches and kona fish tacos. Don’t forget to try out Huggo’s signature teriyaki steak, and the big island lime pie.

4. Island Brew Coffee House

377 Keahole St Ste C5 
Honolulu, HI 96825
(808) 394-8770

This coffee house started in 2012 and has since expanded to two other locations all in Hawaii bringing the total number of outlets to three. Its expansion and growth is due to their immaculate services and coffee that visitors and locals in Hawaii can’t seem to get enough of. 

The vibe here is classy with a spacious and cozy interior. However it gets even better as you go outside.

Island Brew’s outdoor sitting area offers a magnificent view of the water. Each table on the patio area is covered to protect you and your dog from the sun. Yes, Island Brew is dog friendly.

Their menu includes the popular Akai bowl, a wide variety of smoothies, with banana smoothie and strawberry being the most popular. Island Brew’s menu also includes breakfast dishes, a list of waffles/french toast/tapas, sandwiches and a whole lot more. It is such a large menu with amazing meals. 

Your vacation cannot be complete without visiting this beautiful Island Brew Coffee House in Honunlu with amazing dishes or any of the two other locations in Hawaii.

Finally

The beautiful landscape, numerous beaches, and rich cultural heritage of Hawaii keeps bringing people from all walks of life to this Island. But one particular set – dog owners, seem to enjoy it more. Why?

If it’s not already obvious, the city is pet friendly so people traveling with their furry friends always find it comfortable. Hiking the trails, enjoying the dog-friendly beaches and so much more.

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