Haute cuisine for dogs in San Francisco
A new restaurant in San Francisco is giving dogs their very own fine-dining experience. Everything is made by owner Rahmi Massarweh, a classically-trained chef who believes Dogue may be the first restaurant in America to serve a tasting menu exclusively for dogs.
He offers meticulously crafted pastries from his in-house “pawtisserie” and French-inspired courses made with locally sourced, organic ingredients. He told Newsday: “If I were a carpenter, I would probably build things for my dogs. If I was a painter, I’d most likely paint portraits of them…I’m a chef, so I cook.”
(Picture: MJ, a terrier mix, eats a dogguccino made with grass-fed pasture-raised cream infused with coconut charcoal and organic spirulina and topped with a coconut shortcrust cookie, at Dogue in San Francisco, California. Credit: Josh Edelson / AFP via Getty Images.)
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