3 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants in Dedham

3 restaurants available nearby

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1. Lincoln Tavern and Restaurant

4.7

Exceptional(1460)

Price: Moderate

• American • South Boston

Booked 96 times today

Located in the heart of South Boston, Lincoln is a classic American tavern that offers guests a welcoming combination of home-spun, American fare alongside a wide variety of rustic, wood-fire-grilled specialties.Built with the intention of being a comfortable meeting spot for locals looking to share stories at the end of their long day, Lincoln draws inspiration from it’s surrounding, hard-working, and uniquely American neighborhood.Revitalizing a nearly forgotten West Broadway space that at one time housed the area’s only department store, Lincoln feels nostalgic. It’s open-air, tiled-floor cafe, grande bar, and soaring, original tin ceilings remind us of a time when dining halls and supper clubs were a way of life.

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2. Shy Bird - South Boston

4.8

Exceptional(213)

Price: Moderate

• American • South Boston

Booked 26 times today

Shy Bird is an all day rotisserie, bar, cafe & takeaway. We strive to be affordable, approachable and accessible while offering crave-able food, warmth, and hospitality. We offer a serious beverage program that doesn’t take itself too seriously. We have a Dog Friendly Outdoor Patio! We are available for reservations, walk ins, takeout, delivery, catering, large parties, events, and monthly subscriptions.

3. Baramor

4.1

Excellent(290)

Price: Moderate

• American • Newton

Booked 9 times today

Baramor is a warm and cozy American pub serving gastro cuisine. Baramor is built on the foundation that there is always something môr in all aspects of life.

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1. Lincoln Tavern and Restaurant

2. Shy Bird - South Boston

3. Baramor

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