8 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants Cambria

“My husband and I had an incredible dinner at Brydge during our weekend in Cambria. The food was absolutely phenomenal. We could tell there was so much intentionality put into every dish. The prime ribeye was cooked and seasoned perfectly. May be one of the best steaks I’ve ever had. An absolute pleasure to eat. All of the small plate appetizers were delicious too! We particularly loved the beet salad and the pork meatballs.Not only was the food amazing but the ambiance was one of a kind as well. The restaurant, situated in an historic home, is simple yet very homey and cozy. Our waiter, Declan, was very attentive and provided fantastic service through our meal!This restaurant is a must for anyone stopping in beautiful Cambria!“

“Bono’s tacos and the BBQ at the Farmers Market are probably the best food options in Cambria, and my wife and I go to Cambria twice a year (for the last 20 years). Love the Sows Ear, love Madeline’s, but Boni’s is up there with them both.I’m a Neanderthal that grew up in the 1970s, but I have to say, fly that rainbow flag proudly, you rule!!!All love to Boni’s!“

“My husband and I had a most delectable lunch at The Spot!!!!I had a turkey bacon avocado GF tortilla and my husband had a Caesar salad with amazing chicken hominy soup!!The man who served us was courteous and delightful! We sat outside in the back, absolutely loved this restaurant!!“

“I realized that I never updated my review for Moonstone Cellars. I clearly liked this place, cause ya girl has been a wine club member since 2011 (you do the math). I just recently upgraded my club from 3 bottles to 6 bottles. I basically got a max discount now. Well worth it! The wine is so yummy, you'll want to join this club. The reds are the best, but they have some tasty whites as well. The Cabernet Sauvignon is my favorite, and that they have Petit Syrah, get it. For whites, the Albarino is nice and dry, def not too sweet. Parking wise, there's a lot across the way as well as street. The restroom is located in the parking lot as well.“

“Pleasant, but could use some improvement. We ordered a goat cheese tart as an appetizer, and then the fettuccine with shrimp and the New York strip steak as entrees. The goat cheese tart was interesting and tasteful. The steak dish overall was great with a flavorful wine reduction sauce and properly cooked steak. The fettuccine dish was so-so with a watery sauce, so the pasta and shrimp tasted plain. The ambiance of the restaurant was good, but we were seated next to a frosted window to their kitchen with harsh bright lighting and unappetizing objects in the window. We would recommend they put up a drape in the window to improve the mood for diners outside.“

“We had a fantastic anniversary dinner here Saturday night. Such a pretty setting and our server was lovely and attentive. The salmon bisque was out of this world. We also shared the spring rolls and chow chow which were delicious. Would love to visit again next time we are in Cambria. Thanks for a special dinner!“

“We stopped in the cute little town of Cambria before heading north to San Fran. This restaurant was delicious and I would highly recommend it. I had the Chicken Shawarma plate and it was really good. My sister had the Falafel plate and ate the whole thing too.The server was very nice but you could tell he was busy as he was the only one for about 4 tables. We highly recommend this restaurant if you end up in this cute area!“

“The Hidden Kitchen is a cute spot with a good atmosphere, but we found the food to be lacking.We ordered the Cambria Classic and the Weirdos Waffle. I appreciate that they are providing gluten free food and being creative in their offerings, but we didn't find the flavor of the blue corn waffles to be tasty or the pairings between banana, peanut butter, and bacon to be a good match. Additionally, the bacon was limp and unappetizing. Their drip coffee was the worst part, as it had a weak flavor and was watery.“