Civic Center Park

If you’re looking to let your dog have some fun off of his leash, make sure to check out Key Biscayne Dog Park within Civic Center Park. Located right in downtown Key Biscayne, this dog park, which inhabits a little under an acre, has two separate sections: one section is for larger dogs, while the other is for smaller dogs. Biscayne Dog Park gives your pup the chance to make some friends of his own species. Water is provided for your dog, but you’ll want to bring along some waste disposal bags.

SouPointe

About twenty minutes north of Key Biscayne is Miami Beach’s Southpointe neighborhood. Southpoint is home to Washington Avenue Bark Park, which offers two separate areas: one for small dogs and another for large dogs. If you and your pooch make use of the abundant shade and the water fountains here, you’ll have no trouble cooling off on a hot day! After you’re done at the park, check out one of Southpointe’s dog-friendly restaurants, including Café Mistral, Prime 112, or Monty’s Sunset. Leashes and good behavior are required at all restaurants. 

Central

Central Key Biscayne is home to many restaurants where you and your pooch can eat together; there are over eleven! Have the taste for sushi? Make sure to check out Origin Asian Bistro and Sushi. This restaurant has a spacious outdoor patio where Fido can join you. Tired of seafood? Drop by Tutto Pizza and Pasta for some delicious Italian food; try to resist the urge to give your dog a slice or two! He can join you on the patio. Both restaurants require your dog to remain on his leash and be on his best behavior at all times. Bone Appetit!

City Center

Flamingo Lummus

If you’re looking for more places to eat where your dapper dog can join you, Miami Beach’s Flamingo-Lummus should be on your list! Although it’s a twenty-five minute drive from Key Biscayne, the wide variety of options makes the drive worth it. If you’re craving delicious seafood, head over to A Fish Called Avalon, where your dog can dine with you at one of the restaurant’s numerous outdoor tables. Pelican Café, which is located inside one of Miami Beach’s hotels, boasts about its upscale American Cuisine. Your dog can join you on the outdoor lounge. A leash is required at these two restaurants along with any other dog-friendly joint.