Bone app\u00e9tit!<\/p>\n
NYC\u2019s dining scene is going to the dogs \u2014\u00a0with the hottest new menu in town available to four-legged eaters only. <\/p>\n
Amid the rising trend of pet-friendly restaurants, Brooklyn seafood hotspot Sea Wolf is adding a bowwow-worthy new \u201cAl La Bark\u201d offering to the dinner lineup beginning Sept. 27 \u2014\u00a0and it\u2019s packed with classy canine chow.<\/p>\n
Brooklyn seafood hotspot Sea Wolf has launched special cuisine for canines. Emmy Favilla\u2019s pooch Gizmo is seen tucking into a puppaccino at the hotspot on Saturday. EMMY PARK<\/p>\n
Michael and Hilliary Salamanca with Millie and Miel at Sea Wolf on Saturday. EMMY PARK<\/p>\n
Lisette Ramirez and Bleu stopped by to check out the menu. EMMY PARK<\/p>\n
From apps like salmon jerky to plates of beef and sweet potatoes or turkey with blueberries, and even a coconut-ty \u201cpuppuccino\u201d for dessert, meals will start at $9 for a three-course prix-fixe \u2014\u00a0paws-itively a steal next to the restaurant\u2019s usual $42 lobster dinners and $31 grilled salmon plates. <\/p>\n
\u201cSea Wolf itself is already a dog destination, so we thought, why not make Sea Wolf even more pet friendly,\u201d restaurant rep Angelica Vergel told The Post. \u201cWe want to make sure every pet feels special when they\u2019re there \u2014 just like their humans.\u201d<\/p>\n
The move reflects a significant recent uptick<\/a> in pet parents clambering aboard the woof-y wellness train.<\/p>\n \u201cAs we take more care of ourselves, we want to take more care of our dogs and what they eat,\u201d Vergel said. <\/p>\n \u201cSea Wolf itself is already a dog destination, so we thought, why not make Sea Wolf even more pet friendly,\u201d restaurant rep Angelica Vergel told The Post. EMMY PARK<\/p>\n Kim Nguyen brought her adorable pup Rocky along for a bite to eat. EMMY PARK<\/p>\n Popular pet food maker Ollie, known for fresh and nutritious dog food using \u2018human-grade\u2019 ingredients, has programmed Sea Wolf\u2019s menu to feature some of their greatest hits. Brand chef Bryan Angolia told The Post the turkey is his personal favorite.<\/p>\n \u201cWe know that pet parents love to experience life with their dogs, and routinely take their dogs to restaurants with them,\u201d Angolia said. \u201cIf your dog has a little bit anxiety or gets bored easily, it\u2019s good to have that meal in front of them so they have something to do while you\u2019re eating.\u201d<\/p>\n Sea Wolf will boast a dedicated team catering strictly to the new menu, using a separate fridge with fresh ingredients that will be delivered weekly, Vergel said.<\/p>\n The specialized Sea Wolf x Ollie pup menu is pictured. EMMY PARK<\/p>\n Hilliary Salamanca\u2019s pup Miel tries out the high-end hound cuisine. EMMY PARK<\/p>\n The arf-inducing news comes as dining out in the Big Apple increasingly resembles a trip to the dog park, and New Yorkers demand more and more space and accommodations for their fur babies.<\/p>\n There\u2019s long been controversy around whether or not four-legged friends belong in restaurants<\/a> \u2014\u00a0some people love making a furry new friend over dinner<\/a>, while others absolutely do not. <\/p>\n Due to the balancing act between federal Americans With Disabilities Act rules and city Department of Health regulations, there has also been a wave of non-service dogs dining at restaurants that are only for service animals or are a \u201cno pets allowed\u201d establishment.<\/p>\n Rocky is seen excitedly smiling for the camera ahead of tucking into some high-end hound cuisine. EMMY PARK<\/p>\n Millie licks a treat from a paper cup held by Michael Salamanca. EMMY PARK<\/p>\n