Dog-Friendly Restaurants in London

There's one type of restaurant above the rest, a type of restaurant that we'll champion before all else, a restaurant where squeals and squeaky toys are welcome. Guessed it yet? It's the dog friendly restaurant, ruff course. If you're owner to a chilled out pupper, or just mad for the hound, we've put together a guide to some of the best restaurants in London where dogs are allowed.

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Last updated on 29th February 2024




Megan's - Various Sites

For a dog-friendly spot in the capital, check out Megan's. Head inside one of the many venues across the capital, from Dulwich to Chiswick and Kensington, where you'll get to treat your pooch to a day out. The best bit? There are Mediterranean plates and cocktails up for grabs.

Devonshire Terrace

A restaurant so good you'll want to take your whole family (including the dog)? Devonshire Terrace is the place. This family-friendly spot blends a chic aesthetic with a welcoming atmosphere, boasting a huge menu of crowd pleasers from curries and mezze sharing boards to small plates and burgers. Make your visit a boozy one with cocktails and wine, and be sure to nab a seat in one of their pretty outdoor areas if the sun's out. 

28-50 Wine Bars - Various Sites

With plenty of locations sprinkled throughout London, 28-50 is your go-to spot if you have your pup with you. The dog-friendly wine bar promises fabulous bar snacks such as smoked almonds and croquettes, as well as a delightful vino selection.

Duck and Rice

Curl up with your pup on the ground floor of Duck and Rice, where you'll will be welcomed with water, treats and plenty of special care. One of the very few Chinese restaurants in London that welcomes dogs, this Soho spot will fill humans up with duck, dim sum and creative dishes.

Bluebird Chelsea

Bluebird Chelsea is a sanctuary from the buzzing vibe of the King's Road, offering pooches and their owners somewhere to relax after a busy day of shopping. Not only is this restaurant dog-friendly, they go the extra mile by making sure pups get a goody bag of treats on arrival.

Abuelo

Doggo-in-residence Annie the Goldendoodle welcomes guests of all species to her stomping ground, ensuring they get water on arrival and plenty of head scratches. As for their owners? They can tuck into Australian and South American cuisine made with sustainable ingredients.