Dog friendly restaurants

johninajijic wrote:I don't get bitten by fleas or mosquitos. How do these posters know whether or not they are bitten by fleas or mosquitos? There are mosquitos at Lakeside ya know.

It's kinda early for Margaritas isn't it?

johninajijic wrote:I don't get bitten by fleas or mosquitos. How do these posters know whether or not they are bitten by fleas or mosquitos? There are mosquitos at Lakeside ya know.

See.......I have found the nitpicker. Hi John.........the fleas or mosquitos or whatever don't stick around for me to do an i.d. or an interview. They eat and run.

John:
The bites are different!

Flea Bite:
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Mosquito Bite:
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johninajijic wrote:I don't get bitten by fleas or mosquitos. How do these posters know whether or not they are bitten by fleas or mosquitos? There are mosquitos at Lakeside ya know.

You must be naturally repellent.
"Have you ever been bit by a dead bee"who said that?

I didn't see 60's in Paradise on Hidalgo - just off the square in Ajijic. They allow dogs. If it's well behaved Augustin at Viva Mexico in San Juan Cosala will let you bring your dog. I was just there yesterday and a woman was eating at a table with her dog - which was trying its best to eat off the table also.

CG - Thanks for the pictures and the info. However, I still don't get bitten by either one. They must not like the olive oil in my Italian skin. hahaha

Back to the topic at hand - places I have been with SOMEONE ELSE'S DOG (i.e. someone else in the party brought their dog):

Mariscos Peter
Pepe & Aurora's
Giovanni's
Taj Oh! Burger
Jardin on the plaza
Gossip's patio
Pepito's Cheese Steaks next to Waffle House
Fish Taco place next to Car Wash on Librimiento

Merry