If you’re a foodie, then you know we’re on the heels of New York City’s Restaurant Week, happening now through August 18. But for those who don’t, some of the city’s top restaurants offer curated prix fixe menus showcasing their chefs’ exquisite creations during this annual summer event.
Whether you’re a local New Yorker or a visitor who’s flattered to be asked for directions, you can join in on the culinary fun. Only this year, your dog is invited (and all the animal lovers rejoiced).
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Tripadvisor teamed up with Mars Petcare, a proud owner of CESAR dog food to create an inclusive space where you can bring your dog to dine with you at the first-ever CESAR Restaurant Weekend.
CESAR Canine Cuisine specializes in premium, top-quality dog food from wet to dry kibble with vet-approved delights for small to medium-sized dogs that’ll have them wagging their tales for more.
Several pet-friendly restaurants are participating to create a curated experience just for your four-legged bestie, and if you’re lucky, Fido may bring you along. Enjoy a delightful evening together with your pooch, dining on pairings that reflect flavors from your three-course meal.
Your pup will sample CESAR Mini-Pouch Filet Mignon Flavor trays, Wholesome Bowls, and Simply Crafted meals. Plus, your puppy may get tableside belly rubs and to-go doggy bags filled with food bowls and other surprises.
Check out this amazing spread at participating restaurants from Friday, Aug. 16 – Saturday, Aug. 17. Allow you and your dog to savor the flavors and indulge in the city’s vibrant culinary scene.
Which restaurants in New York are participating?
Can’t make it? Not to worry; CESAR can be purchased online and sent to your doorstep with quick, easy shipping.
Pros:
- Free of artificial flavors, preservatives, and fillers
- Made with six ingredients or less
Cons:
- Designed to be toppers and not created to replace food
The simplest way to encourage your dog to eat is by adding toppers to its food. These preservative-free toppers are crafted from fresh, high-quality ingredients, including chicken, carrots, potatoes, peas, and spinach. They come in convenient 1.3-ounce trays, available in packs of eight or sixteen.
You can either mix these toppers with kibble or serve them as a tasty snack.
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Pros:
- Zero fillers and artificial flavoring
- Great for dogs on specialized diets: no flax, grain, molasses, or peas
Cons:
- Only created for small breeds
From filet mignon or beef to porterhouse or chicken, Cesar is serving up a variety pack of wet dog food trays to encourage your dog to eat. The multipack contains 24 trays, each 3.5 ounces, with zero fillers, grain, and artificial flavoring.
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Pros:
- Free of high fructose corn syrup, artificial flavors, and fillers
- H-shaped kibble to prevent plaque buildup
Cons:
- Preservatives are added
- Created for small-breed adult dogs only
This dry kibble was made with 26 essential nutrients, from Vitamin B12 supplements to whole-grain corn, beef, and more. Plus, the kibble is designed to be H-shaped to prevent plaque buildup.
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If you’re interested in discovering more curated pet-friendly experiences, visit Tripadvisor’s dedicated section for dog-friendly travel. You can create a personalized trip effortlessly using their AI Trip Builder, which saves you time and ensures a tailored experience for you and your furry friend.
This article was written by Emma Sutton-Williams, New York Post Commerce Reporter. Proud dog mom to a Mini Sheepadoodle named Lucy, Emma routinely tests top-rated pet products with her pup to find the best recommendations for fellow pet owners. In search of the best dog food brands, leashes, harnesses and more, Emma taps veterinarians and experts like Cesar Millan, better known as the “Dog Whisperer,” for pet health advice, FAQs and training secrets. In addition to her work at the Post, Emma’s byline has appeared in Rolling Stone, Oprah Daily, Parents, InStyle, StyleCaster and more.