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Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar (Mission Valley)

San Diego's first Lazy Dog, a California chain founded by Chris Simms in Huntington Beach in 2003. The menu mixes American comfort food with brick-oven pizza, pasta and wok-fired dishes, plus craft beer that includes local San Diego brews.

More about Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar (Mission Valley)

The restaurant took over the former Chevy's building at Westfield Mission Valley and was the company's 12th location when it opened. Inside is a warehouse-style dining room with high ceilings and open seating, a bar with big TVs for games, and a patio. Plates have included ahi fish tacos, fish and chips, and poblano chicken with crispy tamale cakes, with Jamaican lemonade on the drinks list. The chain is headquartered in Newport Beach and has grown to about 50 restaurants in eight states.

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Bringing your dog

According to our sources, dogs are welcome in the outdoor seating area.

There is a dog menu.

Chain restaurant with a dog-friendly patio and a pup menu of grilled beef or chicken with brown rice.

Rules change and may apply only to part of the place. Call ahead if you are not sure.

  • Address1202 Camino Del Rio N, San Diego, CA
  • NeighborhoodMission Valley & Bay Park, Inland
  • CuisineAmerican

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Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar (Mission Valley): frequently asked questions

Is Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar (Mission Valley) dog-friendly?

Yes, according to San Diego Magazine, Wandering California, Locale Magazine, ABC 10News, and San Diego Tourism Authority. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor seating area.

Can I bring my dog inside Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar (Mission Valley)?

Our sources only mention the outdoor seating area. California law lets restaurants welcome dogs in outdoor dining areas, so at most places in San Diego dogs stay outside. Ask the staff if you want to sit inside.

Does Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar (Mission Valley) have a dog menu?

Yes, Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar (Mission Valley) has food or treats just for dogs.

What kind of food does Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar (Mission Valley) serve?

San Diego's first Lazy Dog, a California chain founded by Chris Simms in Huntington Beach in 2003. The menu mixes American comfort food with brick-oven pizza, pasta and wok-fired dishes, plus craft beer that includes local San Diego brews.

Where is Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar (Mission Valley)?

Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar (Mission Valley) is at 1202 Camino Del Rio N in Mission Valley & Bay Park, Inland, San Diego.

Are there other dog-friendly places near Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar (Mission Valley)?

Yes. The closest one on our list is Gravity Heights Mission Valley, about 0.4 mi away, followed by Parkhouse Eatery (about 0.6 mi) and Lestat's On Park (about 0.7 mi).

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