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Restaurants · Logan Square
A modern steakhouse at The Logan Hotel overlooking the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, with an in-house butcher shop and a handsome al fresco patio. Leashed dogs are welcome on the patio and in the indoor cocktail space, and the kitchen serves a dedicated pup menu with items like beef tenderloin bits and strawberry-banana frozen yogurt topped with a homemade biscuit.
It is one of the few upscale steakhouses in the city that actively courts canine diners with a full dog menu.
Dogs are permitted on the patio and indoor cocktail lounge; the pup menu is available on request per the restaurant's published materials. Hours vary by service (breakfast through dinner); confirm current hours on the restaurant's site or by phone. Reservations are recommended.
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