Best Dog-Friendly Bars And Pubs In London

Dog lovers, we know it's heartbreaking to have to leave your pup at home all the time. But you know what? There are plenty of places across the city that welcome pooches and their parents with open arms. From Shoreditch haunts for after-work boozing to spots that even have their own signature 'dogtails', here are the best dog-friendly pubs and bars in London.

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Last updated on 15th January 2025




BrewDog - Bars

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 the city are more than welcoming to your puppas. And if you're looking for a dog-friendly pub in Soho, they've got you covered.

Prince Blucher

Make your way to Prince Blucher, a historic boozer in Twickenham, where you and your furry friend can chill in the airy bar and restaurant or revel in the sunshine with a pint of cider in their beautiful beer garden. Built in the mid-19th century, this pub holds tradition close to its heart, boasting a bare-boarded bar with antique-style pump handles and unique pump clip fittings. Head down to catch all the sports action on one of their screens while you nibble on their delish home-cooked plates.

Netil360

Looking for a cool dog-friendly rooftop bar in Hackney with a magical view of the London skyline? Netil360 is the place to be. Sip on some refreshing cocktails and enjoy the unpretentious atmosphere with your pooch. And don't forget to check out the epic sushi rooftop restaurant and micro gallery displaying the epic works of London's street artists and illustrators. 

The White Horse Brixton

Make your way to Brixton Hill to discover The White Horse, a friendly pub that's filled with simple wooden furnishings, colourful artwork and pretty plants. You can hang out with your pup in the bar space or out on the terrace, to enjoy refreshing pints and a tasty food menu.

Tuck into everything from beef and ale pie to wild mushroom risotto or hearty bacon chicken burgers, or head down at the weekend for live DJ sets.

Elephant Inn

A pup-friendly boozer on Ballards Lane, Elephant Inn boasts traditional dark wood features, plenty of HD TVs and events galore, from quiz and jazz nights to hilarious comedy clubs. With a top-notch selection of classic drinks and seriously delish Thai food like red curry made with aubergine, bamboo shoots, and coconut milk, head down to this classic pub for a great time with family, friends and pooches.

Thornbury Castle

Thornbury Castle is a cosy Central London pub sitting snug between Baker Street and Marylebone station. Established in 1852 and gorgeously decked out with a mix of vintage and chic, the oak-panelled walls, oodles of candles, dim lighting, and cascading ivy, this boozer serves up a delicious menu of homemade tapas and juicy steaks. The cocktails are a must-try, as is their selection of world gins, whiskey, craft beers, and cask ales.

Jack Horner

If you're wandering around London with your pooch, in search of a dog-friendly pub for you and your furry friend to both relax in, then head to The Jack Horner on Tottenham Court Road. This charming boozer boasts dark wooden interiors and a friendly atmosphere that's welcoming to the four-legged among us. Enjoy a craft beer, ale or soft drink here, along with a selection of droolworthy snacks like Yorkshire puddings with onion gravy for dipping.

The Star by Hackney Downs

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The Star by Hackney Downs is making sure that your pup feels totally welcome, sporting a doggy wall of fame, free treats behind the bar and even a yearly show. As for you? Get stuck into the mouthwatering street food and refreshing pints.

Peckham Arches

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Peckham Arches is one of South London's most vibrant and eclectic event spaces, offering a unique blend of industrial charm and creative energy. Nestled beneath the iconic railway arches in the heart of Peckham, this versatile venue is perfect for a wide range of events, from live music to pop-up markets.

The venue's raw, urban aesthetic, with exposed brickwork and high ceilings, provides a striking backdrop to hang out with your mates. Better yet, it's pooch-friendly so your furry pal doesn't have to be left behind. You'll find a fantastic selection of London beer here, paired perfectly with delicious food from talented vendors. 

Tap on the Line

Picture this: you've just hopped off at Kew Gardens Station, pooch in tow, and are looking for a spot for the both of you to grab a quick drink. Well, Tap on the Line is here to save the day. This colourful and bright pub is a dog-friendly hub slinging out fantastic food as well as offering a pawfect selection of drinks. Tuck into the likes of beer-battered haddock sandwiches and plant burgers while your fury friend has a splash of water before you embark on an adventure again. 

The Rose Fulham

A diddy little gastro-pub just off the King's Road in Fulham, The Rose is the perfect boozer to get all the cosy feels. Serving up classic pub-grub such as meaty sirloin steaks and swish haddock and salmon fishcakes, if the weather permits, make sure to grab a seat by the fountain in their charming beer garden. Oh, and don't forget your little ones; kids and dogs are more than welcome.

The Albert Kingston

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Found in a gorgeous Victorian building that dates back to 1855, The Albert is situated just North of Kingston town centre. Expect cosy, traditional interiors complete with rustic wooden floors, comfy leather sofas and portraits lining the walls, with all kinds of fine wines and real ales to choose from. They serve everything from slow-cooked beef loaded fries to a sumptuous Sunday roast here, with regular live sport screenings too.

The Refinery, Bankside

When it comes down to dog-friendly bars and restaurants in Waterloo, The Refinery Bankside is bound to impress. Dig into elevated plates in the alfresco garden space during the warmer months with your pampered pooch. Think burgers, brunches and European-inspired dishes.