Disclaimer: This is community-driven information, updated as of 30 October 2026. Double-check that these places are still open. Contact them before you visit and confirm the pet rules. Where a rule is marked “call ahead to confirm”, we could not verify it from a published source.

Restaurants in BGC are on Pet-Friendly Restaurants in BGC, and cafés are on Pet-Friendly Cafés in BGC. These are Marikina restaurants and cafés that fur parents have brought their dogs to. Bring a leash, and ask the staff before you sit down. Rules change.

Inarawan Coffee, Marikina

Inarawan Coffee in Marikina
Photo: Inarawan Coffee
  • Mon-Thu 9AM-10PM. Fri-Sun 9AM-11PM.
  • Address: 2 Sampaguita St, Marikina (near Gil Fernando Ave).
  • Pets: Pet friendly. Indoor or al fresco seating: call ahead to confirm.
  • Facebook: Inarawan Coffee
  • Google Maps: Inarawan Coffee Marikina

Rustic Mornings, San Roque

Rustic Mornings in Marikina
Photo: Rustic Mornings
  • Address: 11 Isabelo Mendoza St, San Roque, Marikina.
  • Pets: Dogs are welcome in the big garden-style outdoor dining area. Keep dogs leashed and clean up after them. Walk-ins only.
  • Google Maps: Rustic Mornings Marikina
  • Source: Booky, Fluffy Trips

Wok It Out, Gil Fernando Ave

Wok It Out in Marikina
Photo: Wok It Out
  • Taiwanese. Mon–Thu 11am–9pm. Fri–Sun 10am–10pm.
  • Address: Lot 6, Block 3 Mayor Gil Fernando Ave, Brgy. Santo Niño, Marikina City. Look for the “STOP! It’s a BAO time” mural.
  • Pets: Fur parents have dined here with their dogs. Seating and rules: call ahead to confirm.
  • Phone: 0945 964 7300
  • Facebook: Wok it Out Marikina

Cafe Mary Grace, Ayala Malls Feliz

Cafe Mary Grace in Marikina
Photo: Cafe Mary Grace
  • Mon-Thu 10AM-9PM. Fri-Sun 10AM-10PM.
  • Address: Level 1, Ayala Malls Feliz, Amang Rodriguez Ave cor Marcos Hwy (Pasig-Marikina border).
  • Pets: Diners report an outdoor space where they ate with their dogs. Mall rules still apply. Indoor seating: call ahead to confirm.
  • Phone: 0917-814-1772
  • Google Maps: Cafe Mary Grace Ayala Malls Feliz
  • Source: Mary Grace locations

Lido Cocina Tsina, Gil Fernando Ave

Lido Cocina Tsina in Marikina
Photo: Lido Cocina Tsina
  • A Chinese restaurant chain since 1936, known for its pugon-roasted asado.
  • Address: Gil Fernando Ave area, Marikina.
  • Pets: Recommended by fur parents. Seating and rules: call ahead to confirm.
  • Phone: 0915 476 8869
  • Facebook: Lido Cocina Tsina Marikina

JFred’s Smokehouse, Centro Buenviaje

JFred's Smokehouse in Marikina
Photo: JFred’s Smokehouse
  • Mon–Thu 11am–10pm. Fri–Sat 11am–11pm. Sun 11am–10pm.
  • Address: 5th Street, Centro Buenviaje, Sto. Niño, Marikina City.
  • Pets: Recommended by fur parents. Seating and rules: call ahead to confirm.
  • Facebook: Jfred’s Smokehouse

Cibo, SM City Marikina

Cibo in Marikina
Photo: Cibo
  • Address: SM City Marikina, Marcos Hwy.
  • Pets: Cibo’s pet rules vary by branch. Some allow dogs indoors, others only outside. SM mall rules still apply. Call ahead to confirm for this branch.
  • Google Maps: Cibo SM City Marikina

Kape Talyer, Katipunan St

Kape Talyer in Marikina
Photo: Kape Talyer
  • Mon-Thu and Sun 8AM-8PM. Fri-Sat 8AM-10PM.
  • Address: 81 Katipunan St, Marikina.
  • Pets: Listed as dogs allowed. Al fresco seating, and diners say staff gave their dogs puppy cups.
  • Facebook: KapeTalyer

Pepetons Grill, Marikina

Pepetons Grill in Marikina
Photo: Pepetons Grill
  • Open Daily 10AM-10PM.
  • Address: 1 SW Dao cor Bayan-Bayanan Ave, Marikina.
  • Pets: Listed as dogs allowed. Seating rules: call ahead to confirm.
  • Phone: (02) 7900-2004

Paws N Brew, Purple St

Paws N Brew in Marikina
Photo: Paws N Brew
  • Open Daily 9AM-6PM.
  • Address: 24 Purple St, Marikina.
  • Pets: A café and pet grooming shop, built for dogs.
  • Phone: 0966-933-7676
  • Facebook: pawsnbrew.marikina

Dining Out With Your Dog: Simple Etiquette

  • Keep the leash on and short. Even in a garden, it keeps your dog by your table and off other diners’ paths.
  • Bring diapers. Malls often require them, and they put staff at ease.
  • Bring water and a bowl. Some places offer one, but don’t count on it in Manila heat.
  • Choose a quieter table. A corner or the edge of the patio means fewer passers-by, and fewer worried looks from other diners.
  • Go off-peak first. A quiet weekday visit is an easier first outing than a packed Sunday brunch.
  • Keep your dog off chairs and tables, and clean up any accidents straight away.
  • Leave early if your dog is unsettled. There is always next time.

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