New York Bargains » A Dog Walks Into A Bar...

MORE DAILY VOGUE

MISSION STATEMENT

MEDIA KIT

TWITTER

follow me on Twitter

NYC STORES WITH
TRUE VALUE

Specialty Stores and Boutiques

Department Stores

NYC RESTAURANTS

NYC SPAS OF VALUE

SAMPLE SALES CALENDAR

New York Bargains

RATE SALES/ READ REVIEWS

Mar 15, '10	NYC Sample Sales
	Online Sample Sales
	NYC and Online Retail Sales

The 2010 Sample Sales

The 2009 Sample Sales

The 2008 Sample Sales

TELL US ABOUT A SALE

TRENDS BARGAIN-HUNTING Classics Makeup New York City Affordable Places New York Survival Guide NYC designers What women in their 20’s want What women in their 30s want What women over 40 want

A Dog Walks Into A Bar...

5 December 2008

For New Yorkers, bringing your dog with you for day-to-day activities has become quite the norm. Whether it’s out to lunch at an ultra chic corner café, a stroll around central park, or a long day of shopping down Fifth Avenue your four-legged friend is with you every step of the way.

Why stop there? We have recently noticed a trend of dog-centric bars that are now very open to the pooch population, allowing man’s best friend to tag along as you pull up a seat for a drink. As long as your dog is on his/her best behavior, there are several places that are incredibly accommodating.

Although they don’t allow dogs during the week, The Ginger Man on E 36th Street is extremely pet friendly on Saturday and Sunday welcoming all well-behaved dogs. www.gingerman-ny.com

With their resident “house dog”, an incredibly friendly pit bull, Von Bar on Bleeker will pour you a glass of one of their finest wines and will pair it with a delicious Milkbone for your pampered pooch. www.vonbar.com

For all you Upper East Siders, Fetch is the perfect outdoor spot to grab a few drinks with your closest fashionistas (including the four legged ones) while listening to great live music and perhaps find a new best friend. (They have pet adoption applications on hand!) www.fetchbarandgrill.com

Although there is no legal drinking age for dogs, you probably shouldn’t let your pup partake in the drinking festivities. These dog-friendly pubs are a great way to include your canine in all of your nightlife activities.

-Lindsey