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A restaurant in the UK is offering a brunch for dogs, and my only question is why isn’t this a fixture over here in the States?
We’re pretty much the foremost authority on all things brunch. Honestly, if a brunch story happens and we aren’t there to cover it, it’s probably irrelevant. When this story came across my desk, it really made me wonder why it’s not a thing already. Bluebird, a Chelsea-based restaurant, has teamed up with a pedigree dog parlour called Pet Pavilion to offer the Bites and Bones Brunch from April 27 through May 1. So basically you and your chill ass lab crushing plates and mimos together, kinda.
For the pups, it’s a 3-course meal. The first course is venison sausage and beefy brown rice which actually sounds like something I’d be into. Next you have a nice chicken and lamb “barkenberg loaf,” which is what they used to call Will deFries in college. Finally, and of course, there’s dessert- a sweet potato and peanut butter macaroon with a gelato filling. Again, all of this sounds awesome which is cool because dogs are awesome.
The dog brunch will be served in the restaurant’s courtyard, and owners are free to enjoy their own meals in the human section, but I don’t know why anyone would want to do that. There are few things better than catching a manageable Sunday buzz outside and glancing over at a some golden retriever that looks like he’s having the time of his life. Honestly, if I’m on a patio not drinking and I glance over and see some rad ass birddog hanging out, I’m exponentially more likely to order a toddy. It just soothes the soul.
Hey, do us all a solid and tell your buddy that owns a bar to start doing a dog brunch. You know you that look your pup gives you when you roll out at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, looking like hell? He knows your bailing on him for Huevos Rancheros and Greyhounds. That’s the worst. Let’s get with the times and make dog brunching a thing..
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The dog brunch sounds better than 99% of my own meals
My dog would eat all that food in like 3 seconds and then spend the rest of the time on the look out for more. Definitely a cool idea, but I’m not sure how long I’d be able to lounge around while my golden is anxiously awaiting more dog macaroons
How do they keep the biggest dog from eating every other dog’s meal? I guess they are just depending on the owner’s to keep their dogs from being assholes?
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I go out to restaurants and bars with my pooch all the time. There’s never an actual dog menu but I’ll ask for a plain grilled chicken breast for my dog and every place I’ve been to is happy to serve it.