Following is a selection of dog-friendly eateries with a broad range of prices and type of food.

Olympia Café
5 East River St.
233-3131
Terrific Greek Food! There are only a couple of outdoor tables, so it’s a good idea to get there either early or late. But while you’re waiting, you can take Pooch for a leisurely stroll along the river, watching the freighters and tug boats and certainly people-watching.

Belford’s Savannah
313 W. Julian St.
233-2626
Award winning fine dining! Plenty of tables. Right off City Market, so ideal for a stroll around the area before and after your repast.

Cafe Ambrosia
202 E. Broughton St.
443-0909
Pets are treated to a fresh bowl of water and a Milkbone at their cozy outdoor tables. Owners can enjoy espresso/coffee and Lunch/Pannini sandwiches!

Cafe 37
205 E. 37th St.
236-8533
Cafe 37 is open Tuesday - Sunday for lunch. From Escargot to Southern Eggs Benedict, you and your pooch can dine in their beautiful garden!

Cosentino’s Trattoria
44 MLK Blvd.
232-2720
Spaghetti-and-Meatballs style Italian.

Fernando’s of Martha’s Vineyard
421 W. Congress St. (corner of MLK)
336-1903
Northern style Italian dining.

City Market Cafe
236-7133
Casual food smack in the heart of City Market. There’s often music playing in the square, and an endless stream of tourists and locals alike.

Tapas
790-7175
Also in the heart of City Market, this charming place offers a huge variety of Tapas, the tiny tastes traditionally served in bars in Spain. The dishes aren’t so tiny here, and they’re not terribly Spanish, either, but they are delicious, ranging from escargot to ravioli, from garlic bread to small salads. Generally, two or three dishes will make a meal. I usually get an extra order of something just for my own beloved canine

Vinnie Van Go Go’s
317 W. Bryan St.
233-6394
Right at the side of City Market, this is the best pizza in Savannah! Plus they have great salads. Tables are close together and the place is generally crowded, but it’s worth waiting for and there are plenty of benches to sit on in City Market, and ample galleries and shops to browse.

Wild Wing
790-9464
Also in the heart of City Market, this huge menu offers more varieties of chicken wings than you’d think possible, plus pretty much anything you might want to eat, from burgers or wraps to soups, salads and appetizers. And music, music, music.

Clary’s Café
404 Abercorn St.
233-0402
Breakfast and lunch in the café made famous by Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. A popular spot with local canines, too.

Firefly Café
321 Habersham St.
234-1971
Another popular spot with local canines and their owners.
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Mellow Mushroom
11 W. Liberty St.
495-0705
Pizza, subs, salads. All good.

Six Pence Pub
245 Bull St.
233-3151
British pub fare, plus sandwiches and salads. My dog loves their Shepherd’s Pie!

Sweet Leaf Smokery & Eatery
606 Abercorn St.
447-5444
Good BBQ & Great Brunches
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Soho South Café
12 W. Liberty St.
233-1633
Exceptional sandwiches! Lots of lovely art work by local artists.

Queeny’s
CLOSED
1611 Habersham St.
443-0888
One of Savannah’s best bargains! And very doggie-friendly!
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Starlander
11 E. 41st St.
443-9355
Tiny place, but cute, with fabulously fresh, homemade food. Don’t miss their legendary Mulligatawny Soup! Only for lunch. Right next door to the Savannah Dog Park.

Tubby’s Tank House
2909 River Dr.
Thunderbolt, GA
354-9040
Two outdoors decks. Dogs allowed on the lower one.
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Atlanta Bread Company
5500 Abercorn St.
(Twelve Oaks Shopping Center)
691-1949
Probably the best sandwich value in town. A few tables under the arches. You hardly know the parking lot is there.
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North Beach Grill
41A Medin Dr.
786-9003
Eclectic and delicious food near Tybee Island’s famous lighthouse.

The Crab Shack
Estill Hammock Rd. (Chimney Creek)
Tybee Island
786-9857
Superb seafood, plus some landlubbers specials. Beautiful setting on the creek.