8 Dog-Friendly Pubs In London
The Narrowboat
Just set back from Regent’s Canal, this sweet riverside pub is ideal if you and your dog need a break during a walk along the water. The atmosphere is fun and friendly, and dogs are allowed to roam as they please. The pub’s glorious terrace looks out on the water and if you’re lucky enough to nab a table outside, you can watch the boats float on by.
119 St Peter’s Street, Islington, N1 8PZ
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Brewdog
The clue's in the name with this one. Brewdog bars across the country welcome four-legged friends with open arms. They even go one step further and allow their staff to bring their dogs to work with them and offer ‘pawternity leave’ if any team member welcomes a new dog into the family. Is this the best job ever? What’s more, if your dog is celebrating a special birthday, Brewdog host ‘Dog Pawties’, in which your pooch and their furry mates, donning dog-sized party hats, can drink special dog beer and scoff on doggy birthday cake.
London branches in Soho, Clapham, Camden, Shepherd's Bush, Shoreditch, Clerkenwell, Seven Dials, Tower Hill & Homerton
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The Alice House
This glamorous gastropub in Queen’s Park is popular with the after-work crowd as well as fans of posh pub grub. The exposed brickwork and pretty fairy lights make this venue slightly more upmarket than your average pub and perfect for date night with your dog in tow.
53-55 Salusbury Road, Queens Park, NW6 6NJ
Visit TheAliceHouse.co.uk
Mews of Mayfair
For the posh pooch in your life who refuses to slum it, Mews of Mayfair offers a more elegant drinking spot in the centre of London. The sophisticated restaurant and bar serves up delicious British cuisine and allows smaller dogs to accompany you whilst you dine in the main brasserie. But these guys aren’t sizeist – larger dogs are allowed to roam free in the courtyard and bar areas.
10 Lancashire Court, New Bond Street, Mayfair, W1S 1EY
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The Lighterman
Situated in the buzzing Granary Square area in Kings Cross, this pub is busy all year round and attracts local workers, families and thirsty dog owners alike. Whether you decide to stop by for some food (we recommend that you do) or just a refreshing drink, all dogs are welcome and will be greeted with fresh water and treats on arrival.
3 Granary Square, Kings Cross, N1C 4BH
Visit TheLighterman.co.uk
Bluebird Café
For privileged pooches, nothing seems more fitting than this popular Made in Chelsea hotspot. Swing by for a cocktail or a spot of brunch and your pup will be able to sip on tap water whilst chomping down on the goody bag of treats given to them on arrival. Dogs are allowed in the outside terrace area (but not the main restaurant) – perfect for soaking up the sun in summer.
350 Kings Road, Chelsea, SW3 5UU
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Hand In Hand
Originally a bakery, this lively pub is popular with walkers exhausted from a trip around Wimbledon Common. And it’s not just any dog-friendly venue, it’s the dog-friendly venue, with the pub being voted the most dog-friendly pub of the year by DogBuddy in 2017. Bring your pup along for the chance to meet other four-legged friends – and perhaps be awarded the coveted title of 'Dog Of The Day'.
6 Crooked Billet, Wimbledon Common, Wimbledon, SW19 4RQ
Visit TheHandInHandWimbledon.co.uk
People’s Park Tavern
Formerly known as the Britannia, this bustling pub in the heart of east London is a crowd-favourite among families, groups and dog walkers. With no restrictions, dogs can sit inside or outside in the large beer garden and will be treated to water and snacks throughout their visit. They often give doggy guests shout-outs on their Instagram, so make sure your dog is looking their best to be crowned 'Pub Pup of the Week'.
360 Victoria Park Road, Hackey, E9 7BT
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