Annie's Social — Restaurant in New York

So, I want to give an HONEST review as someone who comes here daily.

I love everything about this place. I enjoy coming here with my friends and family. My dog gets along with (most) dogs here and the environment is friendly. The people who work here are WONDERFUL. It’s nice to be able to communicate with them and everybody feels like one big happy dog family. Since moving here in January, this is a place that I rely on to be able to socialize as well as having my dog make friends as well. Tom, the owner is an amazing person, and always treats his company with a lot of love and respect.

But, I need to give some honesty that I HOPE can also help for the future. I do believe that some of the voices of the locals really do need to be heard and considered because I know that some of us do feel like the things that we mention or give advice for definitely get looked over that can benefit the cafe.

-We need more options for food at isn’t so restricting for other people’s diets. Understandable it’s a cafe, but lots of cafes have Low fat options/sweeteners/drinks/foods or snacks. I would LOVE to see some lower calorie and lower sugar variety, it makes it difficult to not want to bring other outside source food in because I can only eat and drink certain things that pertain to my diet, and I know this goes for others too.

-It’s important that dogs that are not properly trained or have a history with being not friendly, should have a warning before they are asked to excuse themselves out of the building.. in any establishment if there are people who are causing problems to where people have to leave because they are uncomfortable or their dog is getting hurt they should be asked to leave.. no excuses. I’m hoping this can be improved and a rule can be put into play. When word keeps getting around about a handful of people who are constantly having their dogs, actions excused and making other people leave because they don’t want their dogs to get hurt. I believe that is a very serious issue that really needs to be addressed.

Overall, we love this place. We enjoy bringing our furry children together and the...

Move over, there's a new dog-friendly cafe in town! I am so glad I don't have to travel so far to go to a dog cafe anymore. Street parking is a must for this location, especially if you're traveling by car. You can park by the meter or park in the residential area.

There are two entrances to the cafe: one is an entrance for your dog and the other is for humans. If you want to order your coffee/baked goods and you have your dog(s) with you, you can order at the window near the entrance for people. If you're inside already, there are two clear doors that  separate the cafe side from the dog-friendly area.

I've tried the Ham & Gruyere Croissant, the Plain Croissant, Chocolate Chip Cookie, and Cinammon Kouign Amann. They were all fresh, soft on the inside, and delicious. Their coffee is made from La Colombe, so you can't go wrong with any of their choices.

My babies, Jasper and Ava, have visited this cafe twice, and it has been such a positive experience. They were able to meet so many friendly pups here. Remember to bring some treats for your pup. On second thought, maybe more if you're going to share with the other pups as well... but remember to ask for permission.

The owner is super friendly! When I visited the first time around, we were able to chat a bit. I found out he gets his baked goods fresh from a bakery in the city.

I highly recommend you visit this place, whether you have your own pup or just love them! I haven't been able to meet Annie but I'm sure I will...

It's amazing that there is a dog friendly cafe and I cant wait for my dog to make more friends ❤️

My only issue is that those with dogs must order at the window outside - you can't order inside (with your dog). So unless I have someone to go into the doggy space and look after her, whether rain or shine, I'm stuck ordering outside. For a doggy friendly place, I feel like that's a disservice. I would like to suggest putting a self ordering terminal inside the doggy section so that we're not faced with this issue.

The place is clean and the puppy my dog met was completely adorable and they became fast friends. The dog section is separate from the rest of the cafe, which I get for those who want to enjoy a pet free space.

The bathroom is tinyyyyyyyy. Around 2 x 4 almost. Haha but it's clean!

The drink I got was a strawberry latte which was great! I also got a turkey panini and I couldn't even eat 25% of it - It was so salty. They don't offer any veggies to be included in those, except tomatoes. I understand that vegetables go bad faster but that part gave me the yikes in terms of their food. I wanted to have a nice picnic with my dog and ended up just drinking my drink haha.

They also offer doggy ice cream - about $7? I got the bacon one for my dog. She liked it :)

I would come back for the vibes, connecting with other dog parents, and being able to be somewhere with my dog without any issues. Drinks and food wise would not be the reason I...