Who said you can't bring your fur-ever friend out for something to eat? Not us. If there's one thing this city loves, it's four-legged companions, so check out these pup-tastic hotspots. From cosy boozers with sun-soaked beer gardens to Italian eateries touting tasty slices, we've rounded up the best dog-friendly restaurants and pubs in Liverpool.
Last updated on 3rd May 2023
Decked out in neon signage and wooden benches, The Merchant has a great space to bask in the sunshine come the summer months. And when it's cooler? The rustic indoor area is the ideal hangout with access to Liverpool's finest Nightcrawler Pizza.
For those in need of dog-friendly restaurants in Liverpool ONE, The Club House is a great option. Boasting a feel of the Hamptons, this sophisticated spot has a glorious inside bar and alfresco area (including swanky huts) where pups can hang out.
In the mood for some booze? Cains Brewery has exactly what you need. From bottomless tours to cocktail masterclasses and private tap rooms, there are certainly plenty of places to drink here with your canine. For hungry folk, there are also tasty dishes from Incognito Food.
With street food at the heart of Duke Street Market, this is a great spot to enjoy chilled-out vibes in the city centre. From Mexican bites to slices of authentic Italian pizza, this 100-year-old restored warehouse serves a range of cuisines to enjoy in the company of your pooch.
Look no further for dog-friendly pubs in Liverpool's Docks, as The One O'Clock Gun provides plenty of indoor and street-side space for the pups to chill. And for when you work up an appetite? There are fresh oysters that arrive every weekend and gourmet hot dogs.
Although you can't bring your canine inside at Piccolino, there are alfresco tables to bask in the sunshine with your pal. As for the food, expect flavour-packed king prawn linguine, spaghetti carbonara and a range of succulent steaks.
A Grade II listed gem, The Florist knows a thing or two about swoon-worthy botanical interiors and British plates. The best bit? This also happens to be one of the best dog-friendly places to eat in Liverpool. Venture inside with your pup to enjoy bottomless brunches galore.
The largest authentic Irish pub in the city also happens to be dog-friendly, making for some of the best nights out. Whether you're popping in to catch sports screenings on the 8-foot video wall or for live entertainment, this venue is bound to impress.
Searching for dog-friendly pubs in Liverpool? Yates is a firm choice. Located in the Cavern Quarter, this top-notch boozer screens all of the biggest sports fixtures across the HD TVs, alongside serving hearty plates. Think mac 'n' cheese bites and BBQ pork meatballs.
When it comes down to boozers that allow doggos, The George Crosby is an ideal spot. Bring your pooch into the pub or out into the garden on warmer days. Enjoy a pint of the good stuff, before chowing down on rump steak and beer-battered onion rings.
Commissioned between 1898 and 1900, The Philharmonic Dining Rooms has a boatload of history. Step inside this baroque-themed drinking den made of unique awnings and wood features, where you'll get to dig into British food with your furry friend.
Know a lot about Liverpool's nightlife and activities scene? Then you've probably heard of Pins Social Club. When you're not playing shuffleboard, beer pong or pool, head to the restaurant area with your pet for hearty roasts and loaded pizzas.
With plant-based cheat days in mind, Down The Hatch is one of the best dog-friendly restaurants in Liverpool city centre. Make the most of the top-notch deals, including 2 for 1 desserts, free cookie dough with a roast dinner and 2 for £14 on house cocktails all day long.
Throwing actual birthday parties for doggos and offering up pup-friendly Brewskis, BrewDog really goes all out when it comes down to furry companions. And if you're not celebrating together? There are beers on tap, cauliflower wings and fully-loaded burgers for humans.
Looking for dog-friendly restaurants in Albert Dock Liverpool? Brimming with vintage trinkets, a built-in piano, ropes galore and cast iron booths, The Smugglers Cove is sure to have everyone admiring the quirky interiors. On top of that, your four-legged friend is also welcome.
If you've got a pup, Love Lane Brewery promises to welcome you with open arms. This distillery and restaurant in the heart of the Baltic Triangle has plenty of space to quaff a few pints of wacky homemade gins, alongside a menu touting BBQ glazed chicken wings and pizza.
With a policy that allows well-behaved doggos inside 'til 7pm, Albert's Schloss is a great place to get into the Bavarian spirit without leaving the little one behind. Chow down on crispy Stiegl bier-battered fish and chips or coquille pretzel pie, as you take in live entertainment.
