Best Dog-Friendly Pubs And Bars In Brighton

There's nothing like sipping away on an ice-cold brew after a ruff day with your favourite four-legged friend. From laid-back boozers boasting beautiful beer gardens for the pooch to play in or pretty rooftop haunts whipping up tasty concoctions, the city has plenty of venues to choose from. Need a hand deciding? Check out our guide to dog-friendly bars in Brighton.

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Last updated on 17th November 2025




Ancient Mariner

Head to Hove to discover the Ancient Mariner, a charming local boozer with ample indoor and outdoor space for your dog. The cosy interiors feature rustic wooden furniture and pretty plants, while the outdoor terrace has lots of seating and a cool mural along the wall.

They offer a wide variety of craft beer, alongside an extensive food menu. Tuck into everything from double cheeseburgers to a plant-based lentil 'steak' or a hearty fish pie.

White Rabbit

A local favourite with a rabbit mural in the beer garden, other decor inside that hints at the magical nature of Alice in Wonderland, and a dog-friendly policy, White Rabbit is the perfect pick for you and your pooch. This North Laine location is kitsch and intimate, with a food menu of Mediterranean-inspired small plates and classic pub mains like fish and chips to keep you fed.

Burnt Orange Brighton

From the same team and The Salt Room and The Coal Shed, Burnt Orange is both an all-day restaurant and a late-night cocktail bar - offering you the best of both worlds. Set in a former coach house with the original 16th century features to match, this place is the ideal place for you and your dog to settle down.

The playlist is curated by Fat Boy Slim and there's an outdoor space too, so expect your wood-fired dishes made using seasonal ingredients to come with a side of top-notch ambience.

The Railway Inn

Dogs are more than welcome at The Railway Inn, a warm and inviting Portslade pub with space for the whole family - four-legged friends included.

The menu ranges from ham, egg and chips and sausage and mash to blistered padron peppers and house fried tortilla chips, ensuring even human visitors are spoiled. The sunny beer garden and relaxed interiors make it a perfect pit stop after a walk, with a full selection of drinks to enjoy alongside your pup.

The Stirling Arms

Dogs are welcome at The Stirling Arms, a central Hove pub with a warm, relaxed vibe.

Grab a seat in the sunny garden or on one of the front terraces while tucking into dishes like crispy smoked tofu burger, slow-roasted pork belly, or Southeast Asian vegetable laksa. Family-friendly and offering comfy guest rooms for overnight stays, it's the perfect stop for a dog walk pit stop or a weekend meal.

Tapestry

Looking for a cool place to eat that also happens to be dog-friendly? Then head to Tapestry, a colourful neighbourhood bar in Hove. Expect plush leather sofas, traditional wooden furnishings and lots of pretty greenery, with a great range of beer, wine and cocktails to enjoy. 

The kitchen is cooking up everything from hearty brunches to sumptuous Sunday roasts, as well as a tasty small plates menu - we're talking seared tuna tacos, Manchego croquettes and charcuterie boards.

The Brunswick

Looking for a dog-friendly pub in Hove that's got more than just a great pint? Head to The Brunswick where your furry friends are always welcome. This welcoming pub not only has a huge beer garden - perfect for soaking up the sun with your four-legged mate - but also offers plenty of dog treats to keep them happy while you enjoy a cold one.

Whether you're popping in for a relaxed drink with your pup or staying for Detroit-style pizza and live music, The Brunswick's dog-friendly atmosphere makes it a perfect spot for pet owners. 

Hotel Du Vin Brighton

If you and your dog only deserve the very best in elegance and luxury, then Hotel Du Vin is a top choice. A blend of Victorian charm and modern style, this hotel and bistro is quite the looker on Ship Street.

The French-styled Bistro du Vin has restored fireplaces and booths for all the comforts, plus a space for alfresco dining, alongside everything from afternoon tea to Sunday roasts on the menu. We'd recommend the tasting menu with sommelier pairings for the ultimate experience, with dishes spanning everything from 8-hour braised beef cheeks to fancy cheese plates.

MEATliquor

Burger lovers, rejoice; you won't have to leave your furry friend at home next time you fancy some juicy patties slapped between two buns. The neon-filled wonderland that is MEATliquor is dog-friendly and found just east of the station.

Expect £9 cocktails every day, burgers stacked with beef chilli and American cheese, chicken burgers with parmigiana toppings, and ramen-crusted mozzarella sticks with Japanese BBQ sauce.