Canine Cafe offers $75 tasting menu for pampered puppies in San Francisco – FOX13 News Memphis

SAN FRANCISCO — One of San Francisco’s hottest new restaurants offers an unparalleled dining experience.

Dogue, which rhymes with fashion, opened its doors last month in the trendy Mission District, catering exclusively to dog owners looking to pamper their pooches with a little haute cuisine.

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According The Associated Press, doggie diners can get a three-course meal on Sundays, with dishes such as chicken skin waffles and filet mignon tartare with quail egg. Or maybe the organic beef chuck steak with fermented carrots and beets or green-lipped mussels with fermented carrots and wheatgrass, is more to Fido’s fancy.

The “bone appetite” price of $75 per pup also includes a mimosa and a baked treat for the dog’s human.

To be fair, Dogue’s dogguccinos and pastries start at $4.95 each, CNBC reported.

According to Dogue’s website, the restaurant’s “pawtisserie” serves healthy, colorful snacks made with organic and local “real human-grade ingredients,” the network reported.

Rahmi Massarweh, a classically trained chef who previously ran a fine dining establishment for humans, told the Los Angeles Times that its concept is truly unique.

“My approach is as if it were a human restaurant. It’s like you walked into my restaurant and the star guest was your dog,” he said.

According to the TimesMassarweh left the kitchen in 2015 to open a dog daycare with his wife, while continuing to prepare daily fresh food for his four dogs: Grizzly, Luna, Achille and Sir Wellington.

Before long, Massarweh was preparing the same portions in weekly doggy bags for his private daycare clients, and the seeds of Mastiff were planted, he told the newspaper.

Massarweh too told the Times that he consulted a veterinarian to concoct the dishes to ensure that all Dogue meals are nutritionally balanced and safe for dogs.

– The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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