10 Must-Try Pet Friendly Restaurants in Makati

Operating hours: Open daily from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.

The Spotted Pig is a charming little hideaway that brings serious café comfort to Legazpi Village. Cozy, calm, and full of personality, this neighborhood gem serves up specialty coffee, hearty brunch plates, and a rotating cast of baked goods fresh from the oven. The space leans rustic with a touch of whimsy—think farmhouse chic with warm lighting, quiet corners, and just enough quirk to make it feel like home. Whether you're fueling up with a flat white and a buttery croissant, fur baby in tow. 

Operating hours: Open daily from 10 a.m. to 3 a.m.

This low-key spot in Makati is all about Taiwanese street-style flavors done right—think beef noodle soup with deeply savory broth, crispy chicken chops, and bento boxes that hit all the right notes. The space is simple and no-fuss, but the food speaks loud and clear: bold, balanced, and really, really good. Bring your fur babies along and chill at their main branch’s alfresco area, or snag a seat in their Legazpi Village branch.

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Get roadside European café vibes right in the heart of Makati. Tucked along Perea Street, Sourdough Café feels like a scene from a movie, with its arched windows, brick walls, marble tables, and a menu that takes you effortlessly from brunch to wine-and-dinner. And yes, the bread lives up to the name—from their signature sourdough loaves to pillowy focaccia and even sourdough pan de sal. It’s the kind of place where you can linger with a latte or settle in for a full meal, with a well-curated lineup of European fare with a Filipino twist.

Contact details: For more information, visit their Facebook page or reach them through 0917-152-2233.

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Do you want seriously good pizza? At a seriously good place? A Mano hears you. They’ve got a seriously inviting Italian corner in Rockwell that blends craft and comfort, easy peasy. With a chic, wood‑slatted ceiling, geometric tiled floors, and a sleek open kitchen, this spot sets the stage for a casual pizza lunch or date-night pasta indulgence. Sure, they’re a constant on the list of Top Pizzas, but we say you need to make space for their burrata gelato. Creamy with a mild earthiness from the burrata, you’ll have to make sure your fur babies don’t manage to sneak a lick (or maybe let them). Don’t worry, a mano regularly comes out with treats especially for pets!

Contact details: For more information, visit their Facebook page.

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Feel like you’ve stepped into a scene from a movie at Papillon, a Southeast Asian–meets–colonial escape tucked right by Salcedo Park. With its deep emerald walls, rattan accents, warm wood floors, and plenty of lush greenery, this restaurant gives major Crazy Rich Asians energy. The menu is just as striking, with gorgeously plated Southeast Asian-inspired fare and even a chic take on Afternoon High Tea. Pets are welcome too, just make sure they’re in a diaper to keep things classy.

Contact details: For more information, visit their Facebook page or reach them through 0905-445-7242.

Operating hours: Open daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Tucked into Salcedo Village, this bright, anime-infused spot serves up playful bowls and plates that taste just as good as they look. Chances are you’ve already seen their adorable curries or colorful dons on your feed—and if you haven’t tried them for yourself, we’re here to say you’re missing out. Kodawari is a semi-hidden gem perfect for a post-park bite with your fur baby in tow. Just a heads-up: it gets packed during meal hours. Small, well-behaved dogs are generally allowed inside (the space is a bit tight), while bigger pups are welcome to lounge al fresco.

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If you’re looking for somewhere a little different you can dine (and wine!) with your pup, check this place out. Bombvinos is your go-to natural wine bar and bistro nestled in Malugay Street, with a curated selection of bottles alongside modern Filipino comfort dishes. You heard that right. Think Beef Fat Sinangag, Seared Tanigue, and Smoked Longsilog paired with deeply complex natural wines in a cozy, tucked-away space perfect for lingering. Definitely a combination worth a try. 

Contact details: For more information, visit their Facebook page.

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Crêpe Glazik feels like a little slice of Brittany tucked in a quiet corner of Legazpi Village. This charming French café serves up sweet and savory crêpes the traditional way—thin, buttery, and filled with all the good stuff. It’s the kind of spot you duck into for a slow breakfast, a mid-afternoon treat, or a cozy dinner with a bottle of cider. Even better? It’s pet-friendly, so your fur baby can tag along for the crêpe-filled catch-up.

Contact details: For more information, visit their Facebook page or reach them through 0917-163-1130.

Operating hours: Open daily from 11: 30 a.m. to 11 p.m. 

If you’re craving top-notch Japanese barbecue with a side of cozy vibes, Hiro Yakiniku in Legazpi Village delivers. This hidden gem is all about premium cuts, relaxed DIY grilling, and that satisfying sizzle you can hear from across the room. The space is intimate but inviting, with a laid-back charm that makes it easy to settle in for a long, meaty lunch or dinner. Bonus: they allow small, well-behaved pets—perfect for bringing your fur baby along for the (grill) ride.

Contact details: For more information, visit their Facebook page or reach them through 0917-133-2828.

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Antipodean is that easygoing, all-day café that feels like a second living room—if your living room came with great coffee, hearty brunch plates, and shelves of books to browse through. Tucked in Legazpi Village, it’s a favorite for casual meetups, solo work sessions, and slow weekend breakfasts. And yes, it’s pet-friendly! Small dogs are welcome inside, so you don’t have to leave your fur baby behind while you sip your flat white and dig into their famous big breakfast.

Contact details: For more information, visit their Facebook page or reach them through 0962-708-6819.