June 25th, 2019 – We understand that Govenor Abbott has signed a bill into law that prohibits any restrictions on restaurants that want to allow dogs on their patios. The bill was signed into law on June 4th and will go into effect on September 1st, 2019.
Allowing Dogs on Patios will be completely up to the restaurants. Dogs are still not allowed inside the restaurants.
Source; KHOU 11 Houston
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Dog Friendly Restaurants in Georgetown Texas
Updated for 2019! We’ve put together a list of Pet-Friendly Restaurants in Georgetown Texas who have said yes to having dogs on their patios!
We are adding more all the time, and please, if you know of a restaurant that allows dogs on their patio that we don’t have listed tell us in the comments.
See Our Complete List of Restaurants in Georgetown Here.
These restaurants may change their policy on this at any time, for this reason, please call ahead to make sure.
600 Degrees Pizzeria & Drafthouse
124 E. 8th Street
(512) 943-9272
600degreespizzeria.com
BB’s Home Cooking
1500 Rivery Blvd #2105
(512) 688-5234
www.bbsgeorgetown.com
Chick-Fil-A
1031 W University
(512) 930-4884
chick-fil-a.com
Chipotle Mexican Grill
900 N Austin Avenue
(512) 868-0941
chipotle.com
City Market & Grill
Corner of Del Webb and Sun City Blvd.
(512) 864-0528
Cotton Patch Cafe
1021 W University Ave #101
Wolf Ranch Town Center
(512) 869-3400
www.cottonpatch.com
Dairy Queen
1000 Williams Drive, at I-35 intersection
(512) 931-0800
dairyqueen.com
Dos Salsas Cafe – Patio closed at certain times
1104 South Main Street
(512) 930-2343
dossalsas.com
El Charrito
302 S Austin Avenue
512-930-9137
www.elcharrito.com
Five Guys Burgers & Fries
1201 W University Ave, Suite 110
512-868-0941
fiveguys.com
Galaxy Bakery & Coffee House
107 E. 7th Street
(512) 868-0996
galaxybakery.com
Gumbo’s – downstairs only
701 Main Street
(512) 943-4214
gumbosroundrock.com
Fish City Grill
1019 W University Ave, Suite 1025
(512) 864-7400
fishcitygrill.com
Hat Creek Burger
201 San Gabriel Village Blvd.
(512) 943-8258
hatcreekburgers.com
Hula Cowgirl Shaved Ice
103 N. Austin Ave #305
(512) 966-6662
facebook.com/hulacowgirl
Jimmy Johns Gourmet Sandwiches
950 West University Ave.
Suite 201
512-869-3604
www.jimmyjohns.com
Jaiwai Thai Kitchen
114 E. 7th Street, Suite 105
(512) 868-0023
Mama Fu’s – Closed
Wolf Ranch Town Center
1003 W University Ave #125
(512) 686-1955
mamafus.com
McAlister’s Deli
Wolf Ranch Town Center
(512) 868-2435
mcalistersdeli.com
Mesquite Creek Outfitters
704 S Austin Ave
(512) 943-9253
mesquitecreekoutfitters.com/
Milano Trattoria
Wolf Ranch
1015 W University Ave, Suite 420
(512) 869-0444
milanotrattoria.com
Panera Bread
1050 W University Ave
(512) 869-3271
panerabread.com
Red Poppy Coffee Company
402 W 8th St
(512) 931-7703
redpoppycoffee.com
Rentsch Brewery
2500 NE Inner Loop
(512) 688-5046
facebook.com/rentschbrewery/
Roots Bistro
118 W 8th Street
(512) 863-7080
facebook.com/rootsbistro
Schlotzsky’s
601 S IH-35
(512) 868-1244
schlotzskys.com
Simmer Down Cafe
4701 Williams Drive
Georgetown, TX
(512) 763-1672
https://hellogeorgetown.com/simmer-down-cafe-opening-soon-in-georgetown-tx/
Smokey Mo’s Bar-B-Q
1013 W. University, Ste. 310
(512) 930-1212
smokeymosbbq.com
Sweet Lemon Kitchen
812 S Church St
(512) 270-0812
sweetlemonkitchen.com
Tony & Luigi’s Restaurante
1201 S Church St
(512) 864-2687
facebook.com/tonyandluigis
Which Wich Superior Sandwiches
3303 Williams Dr, Suite 1050
(512) 868-8118
www.whichwich.com
Wildfire
812 S. Austin Avenue
(512) 869-3473
wildfiretexas.com
Wingstop
Wolf Ranch Town Center
(512) 863-8181
wingstop.com
Yaghi’s New York Pizzeria
4500 Williams Dr
(512) 868-9991
yaghispizzeria.com
Zydeco Ice
915 N Austin Ave
(512) 635-6389
www.zydecoice.com
For a complete list of Georgetown Restaurants, visit our Restaurants Page.
La Playa Mexican Restaurant also allows dogs on their patio
thank you Chris! I have added La Playa to our list.
McAllister’s Deli
Quenan’s Jewelers welcomes dogs inside the store❤?❤
thank you Kyra, that’s good info.
El Charrito, on Austin, allows dogs on their patio.
Thank you Miguel, I have called them for confirmation and added El Charrito to the page.
I’m confused. Some of the places listed above do not have a patio area. How can they be dog friendly?
Hi Kristi, good question. We actually personally called every one on the list and they said they have an outdoor space where someone could eat and bring their pooch. If you are unsure you might call ahead, if you find out something different than what we have published on a specific business, please let us know and we will call them again or go by and check it out. Thank you!
Simmer down allows dogs on patio.
Thank you! I’ll get it added!
Walburg restaurant does not permit pets on patio. Their FAQ explicitly states “We do not allow pets in our restaurant or biergarten”. We went there and were told “no”, in no uncertain terms. If you called them and they said “yes”, they may mean you could sit in the street, but you definitely cannot have your pet on the patio.
Hi Colin, We called the Walburg German Restaurant in response to your comment, and we got the same answer as you. They did say their outdoor area isn’t open at this time (March 17, 2018). But they said that when they do open the Biergarten, they will not allow dogs because they had an issue last year. Thanks for bringing that to our attention! We have updated our page. And thanks for reading.
What about BB’s?
I don’t think Hat Creek allows dogs, we asked
Hi SE, I have called the corporate office and the local Georgetown store and both of them have assured me that they do allow dogs on their patio, with a leash. Thanks for reading!
Pie Five Pizza is no longer in business…
Thanks Cynthia, You are so right, we appreciate your help! Thanks for reading, too!
I have eaten on the patio of Dos Salsas on Main with my dog
Thank you Donna, I’ll add Dos Salsas to the list. ~Anne
Cotton Patch Cafe located in Wolf Ranch allows dogs on their patio.
Thank you Ron, we have added Cotton Patch to our page. Thanks for reading, Anne
I responded a while ago regarding this same issue. Unfortunately, my comment was never addressed by anyone so I thought I would send it again. I am not the only person with this issue, there are many others who find it inappropriate to bring animals to public eateries and shopping areas.
It would be nice if everyone could sit in an outdoor patio. But, there are many of us who cannot due to life threatening allergies to dogs as well as other animals.
It is also very disturbing when a person with these allergies goes to a grocery store to shop and watches a pet dog that has been brought into the store urinate on the floor while in the grocery cart…..Gross!
I have been to stores (Hobby Lobby, Walmart, DSW Shoes, Old Navy, H.E.B., TJMaxx, and Home Depot) where I have had to actually leave the store due to the pet population. I wonder how much money those animals spent in those stores compared to what I would have.
Seems that the actual pet owners of service dogs are much more aware of someone else’s issues as I have been in several stores where “a REAL service dog” owner has gone to the back of the store in order for me to get checked out before bringing their service dog to the front checkout area. This was very much noted and appreciated. I understand the need for service dogs and will make every effort in my power to accommodate them but I don’t understand why it is important for pet owners to bring their non-service pets to eating establishments. Since I have been allergic to animals that are known to have dander for the past 35 years, the pets that I had, while raising my children, were reptiles. We had snakes, Chinese Water Dragons, Piranhas, and Alligators. I wonder how many people would be left in the grocery store or any store if I were to walk in with my 6 foot boa wrapped around my neck. It is, after all, my pet.
I’ve also called ahead to one of the establishments on your list and asked if there were animals allowed in the restaurant and was emphatically told “no”. This was not the case. Due to the “no” response, a dozen of us decided to have dinner there. Once we sat down and ordered, the nightly entertainment came in with his dog who sat next to his chair as he played his music. Unfortunately, I had to leave the restaurant immediately which in turn caused our group to eat quickly so I didn’t have to stand alone on the sidewalk waiting for everyone to finish their meal.
I grew up with dogs. My allergy did not come about until later in life.
I would just appreciate it if pet owners would take into account those of us who have allergies and refrain from having their pets in public establishments. Perhaps if these pet owners had to be hospitalized because they couldn’t breathe, or take on the cost of having to have medical attention due to this allergy they would be more considerate.
Hi Linda, I have approved your comment. Please don’t be offended if we don’t address the issue for you. We are just reporting the information and don’t have any more influence on what our city does than you do. Thanks for reading, Anne