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 6th March 2024




Gosnells Meadery Taproom

A top-notch boozer on Bermondsey Beer Mile, Gosnells Meadery Taproom is an ideal spot for those after hoppy pours. And to top it off? This venue is also dog-friendly and has a crackin' outdoor space for those summer months. If you're hungry, there's also a BYOF option. Booyah.

Prince of Wales

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.

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.

The Rose Fulham

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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.

28-50 Wine Bars - Various Sites

Got your pup with you? That's no issue at all when it comes to 28-50's wine-loving venues, which you can find across the city. Boasting a menu filled with killer bites, from charcuterie to cheeseburgers, it's the ideal plot for drinking and dining, especially with your dog in tow.

The Crooked Billet

Looking for dog-friendly pubs in South London? Stop by The Crooked Billet after a ramble around Wimbledon Common. You'll surely have built up an appetite, so you can enjoy classic British grub and refreshing drinks while in a cosy setting indoors or alfresco in the garden.

BrewDog Bars In London

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.

Mondo Brewing Company

Mondo Brewing Company knows that a day spent without your furry friend is just not worth having. Head on over to this haunt for an epic range of bevvies, from lip-smacking IPAs to lagers, in the cool space. Feeling hungry? It has food trucks and an order-in policy for that.

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.

Vagabond - Various Sites

Don't settle for any old boozer, instead, pop to one of Vagabond's many outposts for some of the best dog-friendly bars in London. Not only will you find locations throughout the city (including Battersea, Fulham and Monument), but also an impressive menu of wines matched with artisan fare.

Cock and Bottle

One of the most dog-friendly pubs in West London, toting vintage seating, pendant lights and wooden accents, Cock and Bottles is always popular for a pint. And while you knock back a drink or two at this Notting Hill hangout, you can enjoy the company of your puppy pal.

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.

The Plough Beddington

You won't have to leave your pooch at home with The Plough Beddington. This popular joint offers a crackin' beer garden, which is ideal for those of you who fancy chilling in the sunshine with your furry friend. On top of that, there's also a burger shack to fill up on the good stuff.

The Betjeman Arms

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The Betjeman Arms is set in a beautiful Grade I-listed building and is one of the best dog-friendly pubs in King's Cross, with leather booths, quirky knick-knacks and the like. It also boasts a mega outdoor terrace for those warmer days, as well as signature cocktails and killer cuisine.

The Holden

A Colliers Wood staple, The Holden is a fun and friendly pub, with affordable drinks, tasty nosh and one helluva beer garden. So, after you've had a wander around Wandle Park, pitch up with your pup to wind down in a pretty surrounds.

Signature Brew Haggerston

Just a stone's throw from Regent's Canal, Signature Brew is pouring cool craft brews for you from its archway taproom, with an open doors policy for your pups. 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.

Great Northern Railway Tavern

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A fancy Grade II-listed boozer on High Street decorated with stained-glass panels and snob screens, Great Northern Railway Tavern welcomes pooches and their humans with open arms and plenty of treats. Head down to sip on indie beers, ciders, and home-infused gins while you snack on delicacies like lentil croquettes or dine on crab and shellfish linguine. What's more, entertainment like live music, pub quizzes, and celebrity readings make this Fullers' Tavern one to watch.

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 Woodman

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 then explore The Woodman's impressive menu of grub and real ale without having to travel the distance.