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In today’s post, we are going to focus on some of the very best dog friendly pubs in the UK that are located around some of the busiest pet-friendly mini-break destinations. As you may well know our website specialises in holidays in the UK with dogs, but no short break is enjoyable without good food and a few sociable drinks.
All these local businesses below will be happy to welcome you and your best friend whenever you’d like to pop in. We have separated this list of pubs where dogs are welcome, into our most popular holiday locations. Please choose from the options below. For more dog friendly things to do it’s here.
The Lakes are one of the most popular choices for pet-friendly getaways and there are hundreds of dog friendly pubs where you can enjoy great food and local ales
Windermere offers a warm welcome for dogs and their owners making it easy to find a watering hole for you and Fido to relax in front of a warm fire or sit outdoors in the sun.
This picturesque village situated in the heart of the Lake District is a fantastic place to visit with your four legged friends. If you fancy a meal The Queen’s head has water bowls and treats in the restaurant
As well as boasting some areas of outstanding natural beauty Yorkshire has plenty of friendly pubs that welcome dogs making it the perfect place for a holiday or mini break with your dog.
If you want to enjoy a meal with panoramic views and local beers, Northumberland is hard to beat and there are countless doggy pubs both in the countryside and by the sea
Famed for its lively nightlife and culture you may be surprised to learn that Newcastle boasts some lovely dog friendly bars and restaurants serving fabulous food and real ales.
There are miles of rugged coastline to explore in this spectacular county and plenty of places to rest those weary paws, with scores of dog friendly establishments dotted throughout the countryside and along the coast
If you want to enjoy a meal with panoramic views and local beers, Northumberland is hard to beat and there are countless doggy pubs both in the countryside and by the sea
The North West of England is famous for its love of dogs and this is reflected in the amount of hotels, bars, cafés and restaurants where you can enjoy a leisurely lunch with your pooch
Wales has plenty to offer dog lovers with miles of coastal walks, dog friendly attractions and acres of National parks to explore, there’s also hundreds of dog friendly pubs
Fancy a cream tea or a beer? Devon boasts a multitude of dining options where your pet will be welcomed. A popular choice is The Grove, Exmouth, set in a beautiful location overlooking the Exe estuary
There are countless pubs and dining options to choose from in Torquay. One of the best is the Drum Inn surrounded by amazing dog walks there are treats and fresh water in the bar area for your best friend.
Famed for its lively nightlife and culture you may be surprised to learn that Newcastle boasts some lovely dog friendly bars and restaurants serving fabulous food and real ales.
Renowned for its hospitality it will come as no surprise that the hearty welcome you will receive in Scotland extends to your dog too, with countless dog friendly pubs to choose from.
Spectacular views, cosy firesides and seasonal food can all be found in the dog friendly pubs in and around Aviemore. The Bridge Inn nestled on the banks of the Spey is a favourite haunt for visitors.
Whether you are looking for a Olde Worlde pub serving craft beers or a modern dog friendly pub serving cocktails you will be sure to find something to suit in Dundee.
Famed for its lively nightlife and culture you may be surprised to learn that Newcastle boasts some lovely dog friendly bars and restaurants serving fabulous food and real ales.
Famed for its lively nightlife and culture you may be surprised to learn that Newcastle boasts some lovely dog friendly bars and restaurants serving fabulous food and real ales.
With it’s warm climate The Isle of Wight is the perfect location for you and your pooch to chill in a beer garden in the sun and you won’t have to search far here for the ideal spot where you can relax with a beer and take in the view
The charming pubs in the Costwolds are a firm favourite with dog lovers as many roll out the welcome mat for our four legged friends. With many serving hearty food Dogs and humans alike are in for a treat
Guests staying in Norfolk will be pleased to learn the county offers dog friendly inns aplenty. Whether you want to sit in a pretty garden on the broads or a enjoy a slap up lunch in a friendly community pub in Norwich.
Famed for its lively nightlife and culture you may be surprised to learn that Newcastle boasts some lovely dog friendly bars and restaurants serving fabulous food and real ales.
Looking for a pub that serves great food and has a laid back dog friendly vibe? Bournemouth has scores to choose from and is perfectly positioned to discover the delights of Dorset.
Weymouth has no shortage of dining options and pubs many of which welcome pets but the jewel in the crown is the Ship Inn in the centre of town which has been serving dog owners since 1856.
If you are exploring the New Forest or strolling round Southampton with your hound, chances are you will want a bite to eat or a refreshing drink. The great news is there are numerous options in Hampshire
Staffordshire ticks all the boxes when it comes to dining out with your dog in tow. With more dog friendly establishments than you can shake a stick at you are sure find the perfect location for a drink and a meal.
Famed for its lively nightlife and culture you may be surprised to learn that Newcastle boasts some lovely dog friendly bars and restaurants serving fabulous food and real ales.
Looking for a pub where your dog will feel at home Cheshire has some fantastic pubs, restaurants and bars that you and your furbaby will love. Perfect for guests staying in the area
Nestled in the heart of England, most people know Nottinghamshire is a great location for doggie holidays, what they may not know is there is an amazing selection of dog friendly pubs too.
Famous for its cheese and pork pies – you can sample both in one of the dozens of dog friendly inns dotted around this county and many will ensure your dog is taken care of too with water and maybe even some dog treats
A firm favourite as a dog friendly location, you will find plenty of pit stops where you can sample good food, selections of wines and beers in Gloucestershire and your dog will be treated like royalty.
It may not be far from London but Essex has miles of countryside and coastal walks. It also boasts dozens of dog friendly pubs where you can unwind in the garden and enjoy the ambience.
This popular doggie destination caters to Fido’s every need with dog friendly attractions and countless dog friendly pubs. If you want to stay overnight The Black Lion in Long Melford has 10 lovely dog friendly rooms.
Close to London yet a world away, Kent or the Garden of England as it better known has the best of both worlds. take it easy in a bar overlooking the sea or join the locals at a dog friendly inn in the country
Famed for its lively nightlife and culture you may be surprised to learn that Newcastle boasts some lovely dog friendly bars and restaurants serving fabulous food and real ales.
Dog friendly Brighton is a great place to take Rover and its proximity to London makes it fantastic for a doggie day trip you will also find fine dining here and plenty of places for you and your dog to enjoy a drink or two
Famed for its lively nightlife and culture you may be surprised to learn that Newcastle boasts some lovely dog friendly bars and restaurants serving fabulous food and real ales.
Famed for its lively nightlife and culture you may be surprised to learn that Newcastle boasts some lovely dog friendly bars and restaurants serving fabulous food and real ales.
A haven for walkers it’s no surprise that you and your dog will be welcomed at most of Derbyshire’s country pubs, some will even allow your dog in the dining room
Dog friendly holiday locations tend to have dog friendly places to eat and drink and Shropshire is no exception, whether you love a glass of cider, G & T or locally brewed ale
England’s most wooded area and a popular choice for dog friendly holidays Surrey will not disappoint. Vegetarians should head to the the dog friendly Woolpack in Elstead for an impressive vegan menu
Famed for its lively nightlife and culture you may be surprised to learn that Newcastle boasts some lovely dog friendly bars and restaurants serving fabulous food and real ales.
Famed for its lively nightlife and culture you may be surprised to learn that Newcastle boasts some lovely dog friendly bars and restaurants serving fabulous food and real ales.
The Midlands has its fair share of hotels and inns with dog beds and places where you and your dog can unwind with a drink after experiencing the many delights of the area
What better way to end a day of adventure than with a drink in a dog friendly bar and the door is always open to canines and their well behaved owners at scores of Lincolnshire alehouses
So hopefully this list helped in the search for dog friendly pubs near where you may be staying, if you haven’t booked your little getaway yet then we have 100’s of weekend breaks with dogs on this page.
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