A Modern Dog's Guide to: New York City, NY
Where to Shop, Eat, Stay, and Play
Canine Styles Downtown
43 Greenwich Ave, New York
(212) 352-8591
This adorable West Village nook is like Barneys, but for the canine set. Think Burberry dog beds, camo-patterned sweaters, and gourmet snacks. Poochi Sushi, anyone? Two other locations at 830 Lexington Avenue (212) 838-2064; and 43 Greenwich Avenue (212) 352-8591 caninestyles.com (above)
Whiskers Holistic Pet Products
235 E 9th St, New York
(212) 979-2532
Voted best pet shop in NYC. Don’t even whisper the words “Fancy Feast” or “Alpo” at this cozy, serious East Village shop for health-conscious pet owners. Definitely the place to go for homeopathic medicines and natural, organic chow for your Chow. 1800whiskers.com
Furry Paws
141 Amsterdam Ave, New York
(212) 724-9321
Gourmet doggie treats and high-end pet gifts on the Upper West Side.
Ralph Lauren
888 Madison Ave, New York(212) 434-8000
Looking for all-American classics to wear while walking your Golden? Find what you’re looking for at this pet-friendly store. stores.polo.com/
Tiffany & Co.
727 5th Ave, New York(212) 230-6000
Whoever said “diamonds are a girl’s best friend?” We’ll go for a good close second best, though. So why not combine your two loves and bring Fido along while you shop for a bit of sparkle? (How we love those iconic blue boxes!) tiffany.com
Saks Fifth Avenue
12 E 49th St, New York (212) 434-8000Get a bark of approval from your canine shopping companion at this designer stocked department store. saksfifthavenue.com
Bubby’s
120 Hudson St, New York(212) 219-0666
Bring your dogs and sit outside at this brunch-spot favorite. Fresh cooking and a guaranteed scene are behind this TriBeCa institution’s success. bubbys.com
Boat Basin Cafe
W 79th St, New York(212) 496-5542
One of the Upper West Side’s true finds. The views and the pub-grub eats just don’t get any better than at this seasonal outdoor dining spot. With pooches of all sizes joining their owners throughout the summer for al fresco overlooking the Hudson River, this is maybe the most dog-friendly spot it the city. boatbasincafe.com
Pastis
9 9th Ave, New York(212) 929-4844
Balthazar owner Keith McNally works his magic at this painstakingly French bistro in the Meatpacking District. Small pooches can park with their humans in the outdoor cafe. pastisny.com
The Minnow
442 9th St, Brooklyn(718) 832-5500
Small dogs are welcome on the patio at this Park Slope seafood spot specializing in classic dishes done in a Mediterranean style, such as pickled mackerel, raw seafood platters, and fried clams.
W New York Union Square
201 Park Ave So, New York(212) 253-9119
Revel in the reliable minimalist luxury and trademark nouveau-Hollywood style of the W hotel brand at this member of the dog-welcoming chain, conveniently located just across the street from an offleash park. whotels.com (above)
Radisson Lexington Hotel, New York
511 Lexington Ave, New York(212) 755-4400
Clean, comfortable accommodations and guaranteed customer satisfaction in Manhattan’s Midtown business district. lexingtonhotelnyc.com
Sheraton New York Hotel & Tower
811 Seventh Ave on 53rd St., New York(212) 581-1000
Dogs weighing up to 75 pounds are allowed and there are no additional pet fees. starwoodhotels.com/Sheraton
Novotel New York
226 W 52nd St, New York(212) 315-0100
Bring any dog up to 50 pounds to this Times Square hotel. There are no pet fees, though owners must sign a pet waiver. novotel.com
Maritime Hotel
363 W 16th St, New York(212) 242-4300
Taking advantage of its unique modernist architecture—originally designed as the headquarters of the National Maritime Union in 1966—this hotel provides a hip take on the glamour of seafaring accommodations. Small dogs and cats are permitted at no extra charge. themaritimehotel.com
Washington Square Park
W 4th St and Waverly Pl, New YorkTwo dog runs—one for smaller dogs, one for larger—make this Greenwich Village park a haven for pets.
Central Park
5th Ave to Central Park W and 59th St to 110th St, New YorkExercise your well-traveled hound on “Dog Hill”—Central Park West, just north of 79th Street—where local dogs and their owners come every afternoon.
Tompkins Square Park
500 E 9th St, New YorkThis grand East Village park sports one of the city’s best dog runs. Plus, as one of the most community-oriented parks in the city, it’s a great place for you and your dog to meet new friends.
Dog Run: Madison Square Park
25th St at Madison Ave, New YorkPooches get a place to play off-leash at this pleasant, verdant run in the Flatiron District.
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