Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar, the casual dining restaurant known for its handcrafted American food and drink, is expanding its northern California footprint with the addition of a new restaurant in San Mateo. The new restaurant will be located in the Bridgepointe Shopping Center where Mimi’s was once located, according to company officials.

The interior is designed to feel like a Rocky Mountain Wyoming lodge with fireplaces, ledge stone, a chandelier crafted from Aspen logs and artwork reminiscent of the Cowboy State. Multiple flat-screen TVs will be installed throughout the bar and patio areas and a dog-friendly patio will offer a special menu for dogs featuring grilled meats and brown rice, according to the company.

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