Pet Facilities in Los Alamos
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Pet Facilities in Los Alamos
Pet-Friendly Restaurants
Plenty on Bell
508 Bell St, Los AlamosThis is by far my favorite breakfast and lunch place in Los Alamos. Bob’s is good for pastries and breads, but if you want a great breakfast—eggs, pancakes—or delicious salads and sandwiches, this is a place to go! Both indoor and outdoor seating. The staff is very friendly. Nicole and Megan always take great care of us. Thanks for being such a delicious spot!
- Superb113 Reviews4.8
Bodega Los Alamos
273 Bell St, Los AlamosWe got there late so we missed the food. But we got to enjoy nice drinks with wonderful friends while our kids played around in the yard. It was delightful
- Superb42 Reviews4.8
The Maker's Son
346 Bell St, Los AlamosVenue was perfect for our employee annual party. Don and Sellina delivered more than expected. Set up, food and drinks were excellent. All our employees had a fabulous time. We will definitely recommend for any occasion.
- Superb36 Reviews4.7
Lumen Wines
458 Bell St, Los AlamosReally nice wines. Very approachable. I highly recommend the vineyard tour if you can. Will Henry is a great story teller about how he got started, how the winery is operated and how they employ strict regenerative organic farming practices to keep the soil healthy and produce fabulous grapes.. Adding ginger to the wines instead of sulfites is a fantastic idea. It's natural and the wines taste clean and bright as a result. My only regret is I didn't get to see the grape pomace composting pile! Another example of regenerative farming practices! I came knowing nothing about Lumen Wines and left a forever fan!
- Superb5 Reviews5
Pico Los Alamos
458 Bell St, Los AlamosI wasn’t planning to visit Pico.
I was on my way to watch a rocket launch along the California coast and happened to stop in Los Alamos for lunch. It was a Wednesday afternoon, and most of the restaurants and shops in town were closed. Pico was one of the few places still open, so I walked in simply looking for something to eat.
What I found was completely unexpected.
The restaurant immediately felt warm, authentic, and full of character. While looking through reviews and photos, I was surprised by how creative and thoughtful the food looked, so I asked the staff for recommendations and ordered the rabbit tacos.
They were fantastic.
What started as a quick lunch stop turned into genuine curiosity about the people behind the restaurant. I ended up chatting with the owner about the menu, seasonal ingredients, and the philosophy behind the restaurant.
The next day, after watching the rocket launch, I came back and ordered the rabbit tacos again. Before leaving, I even took another order home for a friend.
A week later, on my day off, I found myself thinking about those tacos again.So I drove three hours back to Los Alamos just to have lunch at Pico.
When I walked in, the staff immediately recognized me. They remembered what I liked, what I didn’t like, and even asked whether my friend had enjoyed the rabbit tacos I brought home the week before.
Those small details meant a lot.
Not because anyone was trying to build a relationship, but because it felt like genuine connection.
The more I learned about Pico, the more I appreciated what they’re doing here. Their ingredients come from local farms, the menu follows the seasons, and everything feels deeply connected to the community around them.
In a world where so many businesses focus on getting bigger and bigger, Pico feels different. It feels like a group of people who genuinely care about quality, community, and creating something meaningful.
I originally stopped because it was one of the few places open that afternoon.
Three visits later, I found a reason to keep coming back.
- Superb78 Reviews4.6
Los Alamos Depot Bar
515 Bell St, Los AlamosHighly recommend a stop here if you are passing by. Feels very authentic and staff are friendly. Very spacious and has all sorts of games. Quite a good variety of drinks and other guests/clients seemed friendly too so the atmosphere overall was positive.
I was gutted that the antique part was shut that day as I was really keen on seeing that.
Will have to be back!
- Superb65 Reviews4.6
Full Of Life Flatbread
225 Bell St, Los AlamosI’ve seen such an incredible improvement since the new general manager came in. I honestly haven’t seen Flatbread flourish like this in a long time. The staff is attentive, professional, and the restaurant no longer feels understaffed.
It’s clear that the previous management took the restaurant in the wrong direction, but it’s refreshing to see it turning around. I was genuinely worried about this place, and now I’m excited to watch it continue to grow. Great job to the new general manager and the entire team—keep up the amazing work!
- Superb131 Reviews4.5
Charlie’s Restaurant
185 Bell St, Los AlamosReally great food.. Just off the beaten path and really, really good! Service was outstanding. I well definitely go back.
- Superb129 Reviews4.4
Bob's Well Bread Bakery
550 Bell St, Los AlamosThis place is a gem. Don't be deterred by a line, it's worth the wait!
- Superb142 Reviews4.3
Norman at the Skyview Los Alamos
9150 US-101, Los AlamosThe people are nice. There are just too few of them. One bartender and one waitress just don't cut it for a place that size. They need help. I highly recommend this place, it is cool and fun and the food is pretty good, with outstanding cocktails. But it takes a long time to get served. The workers need help.
- Good232 Reviews4