Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar

Reviews

• HS

  hilda sala

  3 days ago
  5.0
  This was our first time dining here and it was such a great experience! Our Server Pierre went above and beyond to make sure we felt welcomed and taken care of from the moment we sat down. Pierre was extremely patient with us while we looked over the menu and placed our orders, answering all of our questions without ever making us feel rushed. His dedication and professionalism truly stood out. Pierre had handled everything with such an ambassador-level attitude — friendly, attentive, and genuinely focused on giving us the best experience possible. Because of Pierre service, our first visit was memorable and we will definitely be coming back. Thank you for making our experience so enjoyable !
• AB

  Adorned Barbarian

  5 days ago
  5.0
  Today was my first time visiting. My husband had the sea bass and the chicken lettuce wrap. The seabass was amazing. That was our first time eating seabass and the mashed cauliflower and veggies were really good. The chicken lettuce wrap was very flavorful. However, I found out that I don't like water chestnuts. I picked them out. I will order it again and tell them to not add the water chestnuts. Again, something I never had so that has nothing to do with the restaurant. The service was the absolute best. I wish I remembered my server name to give him a shout out. They gave us a free appetizer as well as a card for a free appetizer on our next visit. We will definitely be back very soon
• JR

  John Remelius

  Mar 10, 2026
  4.0
  Dinner with my mother. She had a soup and salad: chicken salad sandwich, tortilla soup. No complaints from her and she enjoyed her meal. I had the porch schnitzel. The pork schnitzel was not a schnitzel but a breaded pork chop. It was not pounded thin and was about 3/4 of an inch thick. The schnitzel always tasty, but don't call it a schnitzel. I had a side wedge salad for an extra $5 with blue cheese dressing and it was excellent. Our waitress was very attentive and no complaints there. The breaded pork chop was the only disappointment considering the Lazy Dog restaurant is supposed to be a scratch kitchen. If you are looking for an outing to have a conversation the atmosphere is a little loud.
• ML

  Maria Lopez

  Mar 4, 2026
  5.0
  This was my second time eating at this restaurant (first time was in San Diego) I absolutely loved the edamame, lol. I was on a solo trip to Dallas this week and I saw there was a Lazy Dog by my hotel. I figured I’d enjoy a nice dinner alone there tonight. Well, there was a large family seated in the outside patio area where I decided to sit… their kids were running wild. I was enjoying my food when all of a sudden I get hit with a paper airplane!? My waiter was Pierre, he came to check on me at one point and I quietly asked to move since the kids continued to play with the paper airplane, and the parents did nothing about it. I was given the choice to sit anywhere I wanted. Shortly after I start to finish my food, I feel water dropping on my head. There was a leak in the ceiling/windowpane above me, it was pouring rain outside!! At that point, I just decided to get my check and finish my food later. Kennedy was my new waitress and she was a doll, just chatting with me as the rest of my order was being prepared for takeout, when Zaul, the manager came out. He handed me a hefty gift card and refunded what I paid for my meal, WITHOUT ME EVEN ASKING. That gesture was very much appreciated!! Y’all are great, this was out of the restaurant’s hands and they still made the effort to make things right for me before I left, Thanks again!!
• AL

  Alyson Love

  Feb 20, 2026
  1.0
  We chose to sit on the patio at Lazy Dog last night with our dog, as we’ve done before. There was a table next to us with two dachshunds who would bark occasionally. They were definitely loud, but it only lasted briefly each time and the owners were clearly trying to finish up, sign their check, and leave. What really made the experience uncomfortable was another guest across the patio loudly yelling at them to keep their dogs quiet. She was incredibly rude and made a scene, claiming the dogs were disturbing everyone which didn’t seem to be the case. The situation escalated back and forth until she went inside to get a manager. On her way in, she made a comment about being “worried” the dachshunds were going to attack her service dog, even though the dogs were nowhere near her and weren’t approaching her dog. The manager came out and told the dachshund owners they would need to “put their dogs away” because they were barking too much. I’m not sure what that realistically means when you’re actively dining on a dog-friendly patio. It felt unfair and dismissive, especially given the circumstances. As the dachshund owners were leaving, the same guest yelled at them again loudly and rudely and even her young son chimed in telling them to “leave and don’t come back.” It was uncomfortable and completely unnecessary, and it created a hostile atmosphere on what’s supposed to be a relaxed, dog-friendly patio. As a repeating customer and Campfire Club member, the entire situation left me feeling anxious for the rest of the evening. My own dog occasionally barks, as dogs do and I do my best to keep him calm and respectful. But after seeing how that situation was handled, I felt on edge the entire night, worried that even one bark could result in us being judged or asked to leave. What was especially disappointing was seeing the complaining guest rewarded with a gift card after being openly rude and confrontational. It sent the message that disruptive behavior is validated over reasonable, respectful pet owners simply trying to enjoy a meal. Lazy Dog markets itself as dog-friendly, and that’s why we come. Unfortunately, this experience made us question whether we feel welcome there anymore. We may need to find another truly dog-friendly place where we don’t have to worry about feeling judged or unwelcome.

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