The Most Paw-Some Pet-Friendly Hangouts In Singapore
International Dog Day falls on 26 Aug, and honestly, what better excuse to treat your furkid to a proper day out?
Singapore’s pet-friendly food scene has grown way beyond the occasional alfresco table and “can bring dog or not ah?” uncertainty. These days, there are cafes and restaurants where your pup can chill beside you, enjoy their own pet-safe treats, or even order from a dedicated dog menu.
So whether you’re planning a full-on International Dog Day outing or just want to bookmark more places for your next pawrent date, here are some paw-some pet-friendly food spots in Singapore to check out with your furry plus-one 🐶
Bon-a-pet-treat!
Surrey Hills Grocer (selected outlets)
Surrey Hills Grocer is a solid pick for pawrents who want brunch, groceries, and pet-friendly vibes all in one place.
It has three pet-friendly outlets at Woodleigh Mall, One Holland Village, and VivoCity. Expect laidback Aussie-style cafe fare for humans, plus pet-friendly seating and, at selected outlets, pet menus and grocer sections where you can pick up treats and accessories for your furkid too.
At Woodleigh Mall, furkids get their own dedicated pet section, named "Furry Hills", which offers a curated selection of gourmet treats, accessories, and grooming products. And the One Holland Village outlet comes with an in-house dog bakery and customised ice cream truck. Basically, it is brunch, shopping, and “my dog deserves a treat too” all in one stop.
Find out more here.
On Pause
This cosy Kovan cafe is a chill neighbourhood spot for pawrents who want to slow down over brunch, coffee, or desserts with their pets in tow.
While On Pause does not have a full dedicated pet menu, it does have dog-friendly treats such as Pup Cups and Fruity Pupsicles. Translation: your furkid no longer has to sit there giving you the betrayed “why you eating without me?” eyes 🥹
Located along Lowland Road, it is a good option if you want somewhere more relaxed and less chaotic than a typical weekend cafe rush.
Find out more here.
Sun Ray Cafe
Sun Ray Cafe remains one of Singapore’s OG pet-friendly cafes, and it is especially great if you want your furkid to dine with you indoors.
Besides cafe food, coffee, and bakes for humans, Sun Ray also prepares healthy food for pets using human-grade meats and vegetables, cooked without seasoning. Think chicken, beef, salmon, muffins, and even pet cakes with advance notice.
So yes, if your dog has a birthday coming up, this is one place where the pawty can come with actual cake.
Find out more here.
The Garden Slug
The Garden Slug is still going strong in Telok Kurau, and it remains a reliable east-side favourite for pawrents.
There is also an entire menu just for the fur babies, titled "Awesome Pawsome", with delish treats like ribeye steak strips and a vegan pupcake. Your pets will confirm fall into a food coma right after 😴
Find out more here.
Bailey & Patch
Bailey & Patch at Enabling Village is more than just a pet-friendly cafe. It combines a pet cafe, pet services, and a bakery, while also creating meaningful training and employment opportunities for persons with disabilities.
For pets, there is a dedicated pet food menu; for humans, expect comforting local-style dishes, drinks, and bakes. It is the kind of place where you can bring your furkid out, enjoy a meal, and support a heartwarming mission at the same time.
Find out more here.
Raffles Courtyard
For a more atas pawrent date, Raffles Courtyard is now a designated pet-friendly dining space at Raffles Hotel Singapore.
The alfresco courtyard setting is lush, breezy, and very “my dog deserves luxury too”. While this is more of a pet-friendly dining venue than a full-on dog cafe, it is a stylish option if you want to bring your furkid along for lunch, drinks, or a special day out.
Find out more here.
49 Seats
For pawrents who want something more shiok than the usual cafe brunch, 49 Seats’ Holland Village outlet is a solid new bookmark.
The casual Western-fusion spot at Lorong Mambong is known for its hearty, locally inspired comfort food – think Tom Yum Seafood Pasta, XL Fish & Chips with Tom Yum Sauce, and other saucy, generous plates that are great for sharing.
Best part? Its outdoor area is pet-friendly, so your furkid can tag along while you dig into your late-night pasta cravings. Just note that the pet-friendly seating is outdoors, so it is best to call ahead during rainy weather or peak dining hours.
Find out more here.
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