Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar - Stafford (TX)

5 /5 Blake barnes: Food is AWSOME!!! Service was amazing! My server Jacob was very nice, attentive, and welcoming. I mentioned that It was my first time and the manager brought me a free entree of their house made barbecue chips and dip. The atmosphere was also nice. I ordered the Steak Kabobs and Apple Huckleberry Pie with Ice cream. Both 10/10. Will definitely be back!

5 /5 Koko: We ended up at Lazy Dog by pure luck after realizing our original spot didn’t have a full bar—which was a non-starter for kicking off holiday break. Best pivot we could’ve made. From the jump, the hostess greeted and seated us quickly, and our server was absolutely fantastic—attentive, friendly, and on point the entire time. We started with Hibiscus Margaritas, quickly upgraded to a pitcher (zero regrets), and jumped into appetizers. The roasted red pepper hummus with parmesan crisps surprised me in the best way—really good. The Brussels sprouts and lettuce wraps were the clear standouts, an easy 10/10 and the main reason I’ll be back. Some other apps were hit-or-miss for my taste, but that happens. The vibe was relaxed and clean, with a nice buzz once the Friday after-work crowd rolled in. The manager checked on us multiple times, gifted us their house-made potato chips (Chef’s Snacks—crispy and addictive), and even gave us appetizer coupons after hearing we work at a school and were scouting a spot for a happy hour social. That kind of genuine hospitality goes a long way. Solid drinks, strong food highlights, great service, and a welcoming atmosphere. Lazy Dog definitely earned a return visit.

5 /5 Eva Quearry: Recommend Lazy Dog Restaurant in Stafford We recently stopped there mid afternoon mid week. Generally we stay within a 5 mile radius of home to dine out. But winding up in that area and not yet having had lunch, Lazy Dog showed up on Google Maps as being near our location. Mike and I are not foodies but we insist on tasty, well prepared, and well presented meals when dining out. Lazy Dog did not disappoint. Looks like a ski lodge inside, there’s a dog-friendly patio, and service was top notch. Here are photos of our food. The homemade (in house) chips and sauce were gratis. Awesome chicken salad, tomato soup (like La Madeleine’s), best chicken tortilla soup I’ve ever had, and the comped chips - all perfect. We were offered a dessert on the house and due to my proclivity for banana pudding, we chose their in-house made offering. Yum-yum. I seldom take the time to actually sit down and review a restaurant, but this one is deserving. We can’t wait to take our friends and try some other menu items. Would love to have a Lazy Dog eatery in the Westbury-Meyerland area. But thankfully it’s only 20 minutes away at West Airport and Southwest Freeway. Give it a try!

5 /5 El Oso Negro: First off, not a hot dog in sight. Not sure the story behind the name or why this restaurant is considered American food but the unique plate options will definitely have me coming back for more. Great, relaxing, cabin style atmosphere. The staff was super nice and accommodating. We placed an order not realizing it contained an alergen we couldnt eat and they quickly made it right. Thank you to the manager as well for treating us to a free appetizer and a desert coupon for being first time guest. We stopped by just to try something different, but when words gets around I believe clients will be returning for something new and delicious. If there was an award for best new concept or eatery this place would get top honors in my opinion. Looking forward to the next visit. Tip:Get the warm buttercake dessert, thank me later.

5 /5 Angie Aragon: We love this place! Its a good place for family time, lunch with customers and team lunches. The menu has a variety to choose from, something for everyone! We normally sit inside but have eaten around the fire pit a few times as a team. We purchased the seasonal DIY gingerbread house and had fun making it at home. The place is clean and the servers are great!