This dependable Upper West Side waterfront spot is built into a fancy-feeling, elevated stone structure with dramatic arches. Drinks and the views are the main draw here, thanks to to the prime location overlooking the Hudson River. Besides being a dog-friendly option right on the waterfront, it’s also a great pick for a casual party. The food menu encompasses standard bar food like fried appetizers and sandwiches, plus a range of salads.

Canines aren’t just allowed at this family-friendly UES restaurant; they’re enthusiastically welcomed. It has a pup-centric name and ample sidewalk seating with bright awnings, complete with doggy water fountains. Brunch is popular, with straightforward, egg-centric dishes, while lunch and dinner include a range of entree salads and comfort foods like mac and cheese, buttermilk fried chicken, and braised short rib.

This unfussy neighborhood bar has been around long before the glossy high rises, stroller set, or hipster-friendly dining options arrived in Long Island City. Opened over a century ago, the tin-ceilinged, brick-walled space welcomes dogs both indoors and on its spacious outdoor patio. There’s frequently live music, plus other events like trivia and readings.

Vicki Freeman and Marc Meyer’s longtime neighborhood favorite in Chelsea serves consistently excellent New American fare using ultra-fresh ingredients. Dogs can join if dining outdoors, since there’s lovely, expansive sidewalk seating with ample greenery on 10th Avenue, right near the High Line. The breakfast menu is really strong, with options like buttermilk pancakes and huevos rancheros; choose from a handful of awesome Bloody Mary varieties at brunch, too.

The O.G. location of the Danny Meyer-helmed, fast-food empire is nestled in Madison Square Park, where pooches are allowed. There are plenty of tables and benches perfect for devouring a Shack Stack and some fries (or just a milkshake) alongside a furry friend, and one of the city’s best dog parks, Jemmy’s Run, is inside Madison Square Park. There are even specially made dog biscuits available.

The outdoor seating is pretty coveted at this bustling Greenpoint restaurant that Heath Ledger helped conceive, but it’s even more desirable real estate for dog-owning diners. Bring the pup along while dining on an Australian-inflected menu, which includes brunch dishes like ricotta pancakes and avocado toast — just be prepared to wait. For lunch or dinner, choose from a handful of salads, a solid burger, and a range of sandwiches. But best of all, it’s open all day long.

As its name entails, this is an exceedingly dog-friendly Williamsburg spot, where multiple pups can usually be found hanging out both inside in the comfortable, well-worn area indoors as well as a spacious patio. Choose from a wide range of beers, beer-and-shot combos, and various cocktails.

This brick-lined neighborhood spot has been around since 2006, offering up beer-and-shot combos, cocktails, and a variety of craft brews on tap. Look out for happy hour specials, including two-for-one deals on well drinks and some beers. The space was recently remodeled, too. Cash only.

The superb Cubano sandwich is a must-order at this Fort Greene go-to, which features an expansive outdoor area with picnic tables, where dogs and strollers can often be spotted — many of them covered for shade on super sunny days. Habana Outpost also serves up affordable frozen margaritas, a nice touch in the summertime. Cash only.

Head to this massive outdoor bar and barbecue joint along with the pup — and kids, too. Perched right on the Gowanus, Pig Beach serves up frozen drinks like frosé , beer, and a selection of cocktails from a big, often boisterous bar. Chef and partner Matt Abdoo was previously chef de cuisine at Del Posto, and his barbecue has won several victories and high-place finishes at the prestigious Memphis in May competition.

This Park Slope beer bar, on oasis from busy Fourth Avenue, has an outdoor area where people frequently bring their dogs on nice days. The list of beers on tap is ambitious and long, and the bartenders are generous about offering tastes before making a decision. No food here, but Mission Dolores lets patrons bring food in or order delivery. Happy hour goes from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. and includes $1 off beer, wine, and cocktails, plus $4 well drinks.

This Sunset Park brewery and bar has an industrial vibe, a variety of board and card games, and allows dogs, a rare option for bringing a pet somewhere indoors on a rainy day. There’s no outdoor space, but there are plenty of tables and seating. Expect over a dozen beers on tap, available in half-pour and flight format, too, and wine and cider for the beer-averse. Five Borough doesn’t have food, but takeout can be brought in from elsewhere.