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A coffee shop combined with a dog park, repeatedly highlighted as a standout of Shanghai's pet cafe scene. The setup lets owners order at the counter while their dogs play in the adjoining dog area.

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Restaurants · Xuhui, Former French Concession
An Italian deli-restaurant on Anfu Lu with a sunny terrace serving wood-fired pizza, pasta, cheese and wine in a relaxed, dog-friendly room. It is a neighborhood brunch-and-lunch staple in the Former French Concession. Dogs are a normal part of the Anfu Road terrace scene here.
A rare Shanghai restaurant that is explicitly dog-friendly both on the terrace and in the room, right on the city's best strolling street.
Open daily roughly 8:30 AM-10:30 PM per Choice Shanghai; hours can shift on public holidays. Dogs are welcome, but keep them off chairs and away from tableware per the city's de facto etiquette. Budget roughly 120-220 RMB per person.
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No photo yetA coffee shop combined with a dog park, repeatedly highlighted as a standout of Shanghai's pet cafe scene. The setup lets owners order at the counter while their dogs play in the adjoining dog area.
No photo yetAn enclosed dog-only playground inside Qiantan Leisure Park and one of the few fully fenced off-leash spaces in central Shanghai. It is divided into separate areas for large dogs and small-to-medium dogs, with agility obstacles, a splashing pool area, drinking pools and paw-washing stations.
No photo yetA vast national forest park in Fengxian with roughly 85% forest coverage - a natural oxygen bar on Shanghai's southern edge. Dogs are allowed entry with no breed or size restrictions, so large dogs find a genuine playground here.