Could your dining party be upped by one for your next al fresco restaurant visit?
The Food and Drug Administration recently updated theirto allow “pet dogs” — not just service animals — “in outdoor dining areas, where approved.”
Restaurants, bars and cafes can still make their own decisions on whether or not they want to have tails waggingBut if an establishment permits a small, shivering chihuahua onto their patio, staff also has welcome a large, drooling Great Dane — discriminating based on breed is prohibited.Restaurants, bars and cafes are still allowed to make their own rules about whether or not they want to welcome pets.
Service animals have almost always been permitted to join their owners at meals, but the difference between a certified service animal and a cuddly pet has led to years of confusion.During the summer of 2019, the NYC Commission of Human Rights issued a new set of legal guidelines regarding people with disabilities, one of which reminded restaurants that they are forbidden to demand proof of either a person’s disability or an animal’s use as a service companion.
“It’s gross,” Danit Sibovits, an Upper West Side lawyer, previously told The Post. “I don’t want dog hair or slobber near my food.”“I can’t say, ‘Excuse me, can I see ID for this dog?’ It’s like profiling,” he said.
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