1. Central Park’s Off Leash Hours are from park opening to 9am. Check Central Park Conservancy’s Dog Friendly Map of Central Park so you know where all the doggy drinking fountains are.
2. West 72^nd Street Dog Park has wonderful views of the Hudson River.
3. The New York City Parks Department hosts tours of the city’s notable parks, including several free tours of Central Park that are dog friendly! Check weekly listing for tour locations, schedules and ticking information.
   
4. Barking Dog Luncheonette, 1453 York Ave, has a dog bar water fountain to keep your dog cool. Sit at a sidewalk table to enjoy a meal with your dog.
5. Fetch Restaurant, 1649 3^rd Ave, features shelter dogs from Animal Haven and ASPCA on their Adopt-A-Dog wall.
6. The Shops at Columbus Circle welcomes you to shop with your dog. Stop into Bouchon Bakery for Foie Gras Dog Biscuits.
   
7. Bloomingdale’s, 1000 Third Ave, has a chic pet boutique featuring Waggo on the 6^th floor.
8. Shake Shack Madison Square Park has Pooch-ini dog treats, a blend of custard, dog biscuits and peanut butter sauce!
9. Madison Square Park Dog Run was recently named a top dog park by CBS New York!
   
10. HBO’s Bryant Park Summer Film Festival shows free movies in the park on Monday nights from June to August. Bring a blanket and grab a seat on the concrete where dogs are welcome.
11. 11. Grey Dog Café, 242 West 16^th Street, is named for the owner’s dogs and has great takeout. Take a seat at an outdoor table for canine friendly alfresco dining.
12. 12. The Benjamin Hotel, 125 E 50^th St, features Good Dog Four Paw Service, which offers guests in room pet amenities and a doggy mini bar.
    

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