Many people identify their four-legged friends as members of their family — a sentiment some restaurants in New York City are getting behind, offering menus and human-grade food for the furry pals.
Many people identify their four-legged friends as members of their family — a sentiment some restaurants in New York City are getting behind.
Another business serving both dogs and their owners is Boris & Horton, which started in the East Village and just opened its second location in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The co-owner of the dog cafe and coffee shop, Logan Mikhly, said a lot of their customers are looking for ways to spend time with pets they adopted during the pandemic.
"There are so many things that you can spend money on that it's really hard for us to estimate what that cost of ownership could be," said Mallory Kerley of Muddy Paws Rescue, a pet adoption service in New York City."The sky's the limit when it comes to spending money." Both Boris & Horton and La Contenta Oeste say they diligently follow requirements set by the New York City Health Department regarding dining with dogs. That includes making sure dogs are not in spaces where food and beverages are made or served.
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