The name, the logo and the giant dog statue out front are the first clues that Big Dog’s Brewing Co. is dog-friendly. Fortunately, the outdoor patio follows suit with plenty of space for dogs and humans alike. Water bowls are available for thirsty dogs and locally brewed beer is on tap for thirsty humans.

With gated patio seating, the outdoor section of the breakfast and lunch restaurant is just right for getting omelets, pancakes, and sandwiches while getting your dog out of the house.

Tucked away just off of buzzy Fremont Street, Triple George Grill gives off classic Vegas steakhouse vibes with one contemporary twist: dog-friendly sidewalk dining. Customers can partake in salmon or steaks and old school cocktails for lunch or dinner without having to leave their dogs at home.

Leone Cafe is an Italian-style coffee shop at Tivoli Village. Outside, dog-friendly seating accommodates dogs of all sizes in a decidedly European setting. Pet owners can sip espresso and savor Old World pastas, pizzas, and panini while their dogs lap up complementary water.

It’s not uncommon to see a dog napping at the doorway of Sambalatte’s Boca Park location. Water bowls are always stationed outside of the coffee shop’s entrance, where patio seating invites visitors to bring their dogs and indulge in gourmet coffee.

Looking for a dog-friendly Downtown Summerlin alternative to Lazy Dog? Grape Street Café’s al fresco setting is the perfect upscale venue for Italian and Mediterranean dishes paired with selections from an eclectic wine list. Dog owners can bring their own water bowls to the tranquil patio, which offers a shady retreat for dogs and their humans.

This old school-style lunch spot serves salads and sandwiches into the late afternoon, and mostly serves nearby workers who are squeezing in a lunch break. For those with dogs tagging along, misters keep the patio area comfortable for both of you.

The original Egg & I features a dog-friendly patio, as do the sister restaurants that go by the name Egg Works. All locations serve omelets, Benedicts, and other breakfast favorites along with American and Mexican lunch specialties. Water bowls, dog treats, and a canine-loving staff make pets feel comfortable.

Located on the Las Vegas Strip, the patio at Black Tap overlooks the outdoor portion of the canal at the Grand Canal Shops. Dogs can sit outside with their owner, underneath misters, and watch the gondolas cruise by.

When Las Vegas starts to heat up, shaded patios are crucial for both people and pets. Sunrise Coffee offers a lovely one within walking distance of Sunset Dog Park. The neighborhood coffee shop serves eco-friendly coffee and vegetarian cuisine along with water and treats for dogs.

When it comes to restaurants that cater to dogs and their owners, it doesn’t get much better than Lazy Dog. Both locations feature dog-friendly patios and special dog menus with items such as chicken and brown rice. For humans, there’s pasta, pizza, stir fries, and burgers along with a weekend brunch and a happy hour.

Nestled in the trees at the top of Mountain Springs Pass between Las Vegas and Pahrump, this dog-friendly dive bar is worth the journey. Dollar bills on the walls and monthly pig roasts make Mountain Springs Saloon the ultimate biker stopover, and live music in an outdoor, pup friendly setting with water available upon request make it the perfect dog destination.