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There’s a reason pubs are a cornerstone of London culture – there’s literally a pub on every corner. But did you know that a surprising number of them are dog-friendly? It makes choosing the best ones very tricky… but not impossible. We’ve looked at them all; elegant gastropubs, quirky wine bars, old-school boozers, so we can bring you the true top dogs. Here are 5 that stand out from the pack.
1. Cutty Sark, Greenwich
Nestled on the bank of the River Thames at Ballast Quay, this historic pub is the perfect place to sip a pint with your pup and take in the view. As you might expect from a riverside venue, their menu boasts an impressive array of fresh seafood alongside the usual pub grub. Dogs are very welcome in the bar and courtyard and can expect lots of fuss from staff. They even stock doggy ice cream so your pup can join in the dining experience.
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2. The Brown Dog, Barnes
This traditional free house stands in the heart of historic Barnes in South West London. They serve a carefully curated selection of wine, lagers and ales, including their very own Brown Dog Ale, and their seasonal menu has something for everyone, from quick bites to more leisurely lunches. Dogs are welcome throughout and the staff are happy to accommodate any specific pup-related requests.
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3. The Three Stags, Lambeth
Close to landmarks such as Big Ben and Southwark Cathedral, this friendly South East London pub is a great place to stop off after a day of sightseeing. Dogs are welcome inside, but it also has an outdoor seating area if your pup prefers the fresh air – you choose! Alongside all the pub usuals, they serve a selection of craft beer from mostly London brewers and a small seasonal menu of carefully curated pub classics.
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4. The Grazing Goat Pub & Rooms, Marylebone
Tucked away on a quiet street in bustling Marylebone, The Grazing Goat offers up the ambience of a country pub with a bar, restaurant and rooms attached. Dogs are welcome in the bar and outdoor area and can be provided with a bowl of water on request. It’s also close to Hyde Park and Regent’s Park which are both perfect for dog walks.
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5. 28°-50° Wine Bar, Chelsea
Fancy a slightly more upmarket drinking experience with your dog? Of course it’s going to be in Chelsea. This relaxed wine bar combines the magic of an esteemed French and European menu with an award-winning wine collection. They’re also very accommodating of dogs, happily providing your pooch with water and refreshments. The wine is just for you though.
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