Dog-Friendly Bars And Pubs In London

Ever wanted to do a bottomless brunch with your dog? This Victoria restaurant bar is welcoming pets and owners every weekend. Well-behaved pups will get to sip Pawsecco while dining on their own menu of either bacon and peanut butter cookies or dried chicken livers.

When it comes to dog-friendly pubs in Clapham, Belle Vue is sure to cater to all of your needs. When it comes to dogs, they'll be welcomed with water and friendly staff, while humans can get excited about elevated pub classics like posh kebabs, chicken parmagiani and beef burgers.

Looking for places to take your dog in West London? You can count on this Hammersmith boozer, as The Duchess welcomes furry friends and their owners. Once inside, you'll find cosy interiors, classic British fare and craft beer from local creators.

Taking your pooch for a jaunt around London Fields? Pitch up to Pub On The Park afterwards and treat yourselves to a chill-out session. With a massive outdoor area and friendly staff that'll cater to your needs, it's one of the best pubs in East London for dog owners.

This beautiful West London pub welcomes dogs of all sizes in the ground floor, where they'll be welcomed with a bowl of water. Meanwhile, owners can check out a menu of elevated British classics, with generous Sunday roasts that are sure to provide plenty of shareable scraps.

A fun and quirky outdoor bar along Southbank, Limin' Beach Club is a great place for both you and your woofer. While your dog is playing in the sand? Feast on Trinidadian dishes while sipping on a cool rum-based cocktail or two.

The Betjeman Arms is set in a beautiful Grade I listed building, right next to the gorgeous St Pancras Hotel. Having a very large outdoor terrace it is the perfect place to bring your dog in the summer, while the indoor terrace and bar is ideal for the cooler months.

One of our favourite dog-friendly pubs south of the river, Prince of Wales has plenty on offer for you and your pooch. Not only is there a heated outdoor terrace space, but you can tuck into gastro grub while your pup gets just as much attention as you do from the friendly staff.

Take your pup to one of these fun hangouts in Fulham, Victoria and the West End. Enjoy a delicious meal from one of their many food vendors and a tipple or two without having to worry about what your little rascal is getting up to at home. 

Looking for South London pubs that welcome dogs? The Regent is a charming Balham local with a secret beer garden and regular pop-up kitchen residencies. Head here for hearty British grub and droolworthy Sunday roasts with plenty of water for your pup. 

Bringing a slice of country pub-style dining to Victoria, this dog-friendly pub features an enticing menu of seasonal specials and a comprehensive booze list. Feel free to dine on the ground floor with water bowls available for dogs who don't mind a lively atmosphere.

Looking for dog-friendly pubs in South London? Stop by The Crooked Billet after a walk around Wimbledon Common. After building up your appetite, head here for classic British grub and refreshing drinks in a cosy setting indoors or outside in the garden space. 

The clue is in the title with this renowned craft beer brand. BrewDog is not just about fresh pints, cool IPAs and dark stouts; the bars across London are more than welcoming to your puppas. Head to one of their dog-friendly pubs in London for beers and burgers in a cool setting.

East Dulwich's The Great Exhibition is a gorgeous Victorian pub with boozy brunches, quiz nights and live music making up the event schedule. Dogs ae welcome day and night, with staff on-hand to provide bowls of water and plenty of treats.

Just a stone's throw from Regent's Canal, Signature Brew is pouring up cool craft brews for you and your doggo from its archway taproom. It's also got a number of outdoor tables for those of you looking to soak up the rays while sinking some quirky IPAs, rice lagers and coffee-infused pints.

This dog-friendly pub in South London is a must for sport lovers and their best buds. Head on over to catch all of the latest fixtures, from football to rugby, with classic pub grub and a wide array of different drinks available at a good price. 

While dogs aren't allowed in the dining room at Princess Victoria in Shepherd's Bush, they're more than welcome in the bar for an afternoon or evening of lapping up the cosy atmosphere. Topping it off? They'll be welcomed with bowls of water while you sip on your pints. 

Proud of their dog-friendly status, this Camden pub welcomes your furry pals with open arms. As for their human punters? Expect a wide selection of delicious British beers and classic comfort food dishes in a cool North London setting. 

Operating on the slogan that if your dog is friendly the pub is friendly, The Greyhound in South London is more than welcome for you to dine with your furry friend. Treat yourself to a comfortable spot to eat, drink, and meet friends at this Sydenham boozer.

The Rose and Crown is the perfect dog-friendly hangout in Wimbledon thanks to its friendly resident Labrador Freddy. Pay him a visit with your pup and you can curl up indoors or out in the beer garden where heaters will help to keep things cosy in the cooler months.

People's Park Tavern features a stunning beer garden which welcomes dogs of all shapes and sizes. With Victoria Park right on its doorstep, this cool pub is the perfect place to relax after a long walk with a pint, knowing that your dog is just as at home as you are. 

If you're on the hunt for dog-friendly pubs in Holborn, The Punch Tavern is a historic Fleet Street haunt for after work boozing and dining in a unique location. Against a backdrop of Victorian wooden features, you and your pooch will be able to unwind in style.

The Coach Makers Arms is a charming dog-friendly pub in Marylebone. Pups and owners are recommended to dine on the ground floor, with bowls of fresh water and the occasional treat available, while lip-smacking Sunday lunches are an absolute must for human visitors.

Whether you're after a quick bite to eat or you're relaxing after a stroll along Portobello Road, this is the perfect pitstop. The Porchester is a dog-friendly pub in Notting Hill, serving hearty comfort food alongside an extensive range of classic cask ales. 

Porky's Bankside welcomes guests all year round for a cool and casual dining experience with man's best friend in tow. Tuck into hearty American BBQ treats and unique bourbon-infused mixes at this dog-friendly cocktail bar in London.

Don't leave your four-legged friend at home because this South London favourite welcomes pups of all kinds. Not only are you just minutes from the sprawling Clapham Common, but you'll find tasty food and drink and the perfect place to rest your feet after a day out with the dog.

Looking to show your pooch a fun day out? This charming Southfields pub is ideally located just a short walk from King George's Park and boasts a glorious beer garden for you and your dog to soak up some sun with a few tasty pints.

The Owl and Pussycat is where the city's coolest pooches go to hang. This dog-friendly pub in Shoreditch boasts its own heated beer garden and stripped-back contemporary vibes indoors, making it the perfect place for a Sunday afternoon with a pint.

With a team that love dogs and puppies all the same, Alice House, just shy of Queen's Park, welcome all dogs, all year round. When you're not swooning over the pups in the room, enjoy humble plates, roast dinners and more.

Just across from Battersea Park, The Prince Albert is the perfect spot to refuel after a long walk in the park with your four-legged friend. A warm welcome comes as standard, with hearty food, a vast choice of drinks and a bowl for any visiting dogs to round things off.

Go for a stroll along Regents Canal with your favourite companion and stop by The Narrow Boat for a cask conditioned ale or hearty plate of British classics. That's not all though as this waterside pub offers beautiful views from its outside terrace space.

Looking for dog-friendly bars in London? Don't settle for any old boozer, head to one of Vagabond's many outposts instead. Not only will you find locations throughout the city, but also an impressive menu of wines matched with artisan charcuterie, cheeses and tapas.

Enjoy a pint with your pooch over at William the Fourth in Leyton. The pub boasts a fantastic selection of beers and ales, as well as delicious Greek street food and a beautiful beer garden, live sports screens and a great atmosphere.

The Collab is a dog-friendly bar and kitchen in Walthamstow, dishing up a menu of droolworthy burger buns, wings and craft beer. Take your furry friend for a relaxed hangout at this East London spot and they'll be welcomed with open arms.

One of London's most popular pubs just so happens to be dog friendly. Welcoming pooches from all corners of the city, Drake & Morgan are happy to host four-legged friends in all their London bars from The Folly, all the way over to The Listing. 

The Hero of Maida is a gorgeous Victorian pub located halfway between Maida Vale and Warwick Avenue Station. Come the weekend, this place is the perfect pitstop for a post-walk bite to eat, serving a Saturday morning brunch menu, and sumptuous roast dinners on Sunday.

Not only is The Green Room a great place to bring your pup, but the Southwark spot is also home to a delicious menu of cocktails, pizza and small plates. If the sun's out? Head to the extensive terrace space, while indoors comes complete with leather seating and botanical touches.

Pack up that pooch and head for the city where this unique LGBT+ friendly pub offers a perfect spot for a pint with your favourite furry friend. That's not all though, as this Central London spot serves a menu of plant-focused dishes and thirst-quenching beverages. 

A notorious sweet spot in North London, Flask is something of a sun-trap when it comes to summer. Head to this dog-friendly pub, which invites any and owners to bring their pets down to the beer garden and cosy boozer, whatever the weather. 

There are plenty of cool bars in London, with Ask For Janice being one of them. When it comes to dog-friendly bars in the City? Well funnily enough, this place happens to be one of those, offering Farringdon doggos and their owners a unique place to unwind. 

Boasting a covered and heated terrace to the front, The King of Prussia is one of our top picks for alfresco drinking in North London. The friendly boozer boasts a huge selection of local ales, along with summer spritzes and fruity craft sips.

This dinky spot just off Devonshire Square is proof that its more than just pubs that will let you drink with your pooch. Dog-friendliness aside, they've got an absolute treat of a wine selection with bottles from across the globe available by the glass.

While real country pubs are a bit of a trek away, Battersea has the perfect solution if you and your pup are craving a little comfort. Warm up beside a glowing open fire and explore The Woodman's impressive menu of pub grub and real ale without having to travel the distance. 

This homely Islington boozer welcomes furry friends of all shapes and sizes. The Joker is a laid-back, inviting local where an extensive menu of British favourites, a diverse music programme and a fantastic upstairs function room are notable plus points.

With a big, heated beer garden out back and delicious food indoors, this dog-friendly London pub is the perfect spot for you and your pooch. Pop in after the Sunday afternoon walk where humans can enjoy a slap-up roast and dogs can munch on a couple of carrots. 

Not only is The Spread Eagle London's first all-vegan pub, but they're big fans of dogs too. Head on over to this neighbourhood boozer to tuck into plant-based pub grub with signature cocktails in a charming setting where you and your pooch will want to while away the hours.

In 2018, this dog-friendly cocktail bar in London launched its first ever 'dogtail' menu, allowing your pup to drink along with you. Signature creations include the G&T Ginger Tails with ginger and tonic or the Bubbly Bow Wow with pup-friendly prosecco and liquidised blueberries.