Taxi service • Fairfield County & Westchester

Your driver knows the way.
Your bulldog knows nothing,
and loves you anyway.

Every Bulldog Taxi comes with a real, live, drooling bulldog riding along with you. We'll get you to the airport, the train, the restaurant or your ex's place to pick up your stuff. However the day's going, you'll arrive in a better mood than you left.

Call (203) 204-7636 Meet Your Co-Pilot

⭐ Rated "extremely snorty" by everyone who's ridden with us.

NOW RIDING: Pickles → Greenwich Ave Sir Reginald → HPN Departures Gravy → Stamford Station (asleep) Mabel → Westport, for a wedding she was not invited to Biscuit → White Plains, licking the window the whole way Pickles → LGA, still loudly snoring NOW RIDING: Pickles → Greenwich Ave Sir Reginald → HPN Departures Gravy → Stamford Station (asleep) Mabel → Westport, for a wedding she was not invited to Biscuit → White Plains, licking the window the whole way Pickles → LGA, still loudly snoring

How It Works

It's a taxi. With a bulldog in it.
We've thought about this a lot, and it's still that simple.

Four panels: booking a ride on a phone, a bulldog looking out of a cab window, a passenger petting the bulldog, and saying goodbye at the curb
  1. 01

    Call, text, or book.

    Tell us where you are and where you need to go. Please don't tell the bulldog, because the bulldog will tell everyone.

  2. 02

    A face appears at the window.

    It's wrinkly and smushed, and it's thrilled to see you. That's your co-pilot. The driver is the other one.

  3. 03

    Ride. Pet. Unclench.

    Studies show* that petting a bulldog in traffic on I-95 lowers your blood pressure by at least the length of the Mianus River Bridge.

    *We did not do any studies. The bulldog looked confident about it.

  4. 04

    Arrive. Say goodbye. Cry a little.

    Totally normal. A lot of people do. A generous tip helps with the grief, and it goes toward biscuits.

The Co-Pilots

Highly qualified. Barely motivated.
Exceptionally good at their jobs.

Every co-pilot is vet-checked, vaccinated, cab-trained and temperament-tested, and holds advanced degrees in Sitting Next To You and Looking At You Like That.

Sir Reginald, an old wrinkly bulldog with a luggage tag, sitting upright in the back of a cab at the airport

Sir Reginald Wrinkleton III

Senior Airport Liaison

Has been to HPN more times than most pilots. Has never flown and has no plans to. He believes departures are a sad place and will lean on you the whole ride to show it.

Snore volume
Drool output
Dignity
Pickles, a bulldog in the back seat at a train station, staring at a pretzel

Pickles

Late-Night Train Station Specialist

Meets the 12:47 out of Grand Central every Friday. Doesn't ask where you've been. Doesn't care that you're eating a pretzel. Okay, cares a little about the pretzel.

Snore volume
Pretzel interest
Judgment
Mabel, a fawn bulldog resting her chin on a passenger's knee

Mabel

Head of Emotional Support

Bad interview? Long day? Did the Mets lose again? Mabel puts her head on your knee and doesn't move until you feel better, or until you get to Rye, whichever comes first.

Empathy
Head weight
Advice quality
Gravy, a bulldog asleep belly-up across the back seat of a taxi

Gravy

Director of Naps

Falls asleep at the first red light and wakes up when you get there. Makes no contribution to the ride, but somehow it's the most relaxing part of it.

Snore volume
Consciousness
Vibes

Know Your Crew

Your driver vs. your bulldog: a helpful breakdown

 The DriverThe Bulldog
Knows the fastest way to LGAYes, plus three backupsThinks every road leads to snacks
Holds a valid licenseYes. Fully licensed & insured.No, and won't talk about it
Opinions about the Merritt ParkwayMany. All strong.It smells nice
Will listen to your problemsPolitelyCompletely, with zero judgment
Accepts tipsGratefullyAccepts compliments. Nonstop.
Controls the musicYesThinks so
Will lick your faceAbsolutely notWill, unless you ask nicely, and maybe even then

Pick Your Ride

Ride options for every mood

A smiling passenger in the back of a cab with a bulldog sitting beside her

The Standard

Most popular

A clean cab, a pro driver, and a bulldog sitting next to you staring at you lovingly. The full Bulldog Taxi experience.

A woman in a suit laughing with a bulldog sitting on her lap in a taxi

The Lap Dog

By request

Same as the Standard, except about 50 lbs of bulldog sits on your lap. We aren't responsible for fur on your suit or for you missing your exit on purpose.

A passenger asleep in headphones with a bulldog snoozing on her lap

The Quiet Ride

For introverts

No small talk from the driver. The bulldog will still snore, and we can't do anything about that. Think of it as ambient white noise.

An empty, clean taxi back seat while a bulldog watches sadly from a window across the street

The Ghost Ride

Allergy friendly

Allergic or not a dog person? We get it. You'll get a deep-cleaned, dog-free cab. Somewhere far away, a bulldog sighs, but they'll understand.

Where We Go

Anywhere in Fairfield & Westchester.
Plus the airports, the trains, and the occasional "just drive."

We run local rides, airport runs, station pickups, nights out, doctor appointments, and those "my car's in the shop for how long?" situations. If you can name a place, the bulldog will happily go there with you.

A bulldog holding the back door of a yellow cab open at an airport terminal while the driver loads suitcases

✈️ Airports

  • Westchester (HPN)
  • LaGuardia (LGA)
  • JFK
  • Newark (EWR)
  • Bradley (BDL)

🚆 Stations

  • Stamford
  • Greenwich & Old Greenwich
  • White Plains
  • Westport & Darien
  • South Norwalk
  • Rye, Harrison, Scarsdale
  • Every other Metro-North stop

📍 Towns

  • Greenwich • Stamford • Darien
  • New Canaan • Norwalk • Westport
  • Fairfield • Ridgefield • Wilton
  • White Plains • Rye • Scarsdale
  • New Rochelle • Larchmont • Armonk
  • Chappaqua • Bedford • Tarrytown

Fares

Honest fares.
Snorts included.

  • Belly rubsFREE
  • Snorts, snuffles & sneezesFREE
  • Emotional supportFREE
  • Unsolicited face lickFREE (sorry)
  • Bulldog takes you home foreverNOT FOR SALE
A bulldog resting its paw on a glowing taxi meter
FARE-O-METER
Est. fare$—
Est. snorts—
Est. belly rubs—

Just a ballpark. Your real fare depends on the route, the time and the traffic. Call for exact airport flat rates. Snort estimates are not legally binding.

House Rules

The rules of the ride

  1. No, you can't keep the bulldog. We know you asked nicely, and we know about your big backyard. The answer is still no.
  2. Please don't feed the co-pilots. They're on a strict diet of compliments. Pay them in "who's a good boy." They'll know if you're faking it.
  3. If the bulldog falls asleep on you, you can't move. This isn't actually a law. It's just how it goes.
  4. Snoring is ambiance, not a complaint. Please file it under "features."
  5. Seatbelts on. Everyone. Humans buckle up and bulldogs ride in their secured spot. We're silly, but we're not reckless.
  6. The driver picks the music. The bulldog has requested "Who Let the Dogs Out" 1,412 times. The answer stays no.
  7. What happens in the cab stays in the cab. Except fur. Fur goes home with you, permanently.

Reviews

Passenger reviews.
Written by the bulldogs. About you.

★★★★★

"Scratched behind my ears all the way to Darien. Smelled strongly of turkey sandwich. Would sit on again."

Pickles, rating a passenger

★★★★★

"Cried on the phone the entire ride from White Plains. I put my head on his knee. He said I was 'the only one who gets it.' I am."

Mabel, rating a passenger

★★★★☆

"Very polite. Excellent pets. Took one star off because he had a cheese stick and did not offer me any of it. I remember."

Sir Reginald Wrinkleton III, rating a passenger

★★★★★

"zzzzzzzz"

Gravy, rating a passenger (we think)

Book a Ride

Need a ride? A bulldog is already waiting.

Call or text for a pickup now or schedule one for later. Airport runs book up fast, so let us know early. The app is coming soon, as soon as the bulldog stops sitting on the laptop.

A bulldog in a headset at a cab dispatch desk under a neon 24/7 Cab Service sign
Call now (203) 204-7636 Text for a Pickup Email to Schedule

Open 24/7. The bulldogs work in shifts. Mostly naps.