Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most dog-friendly pub in London?
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The Brown Dog in Barnes is consistently rated London's most dog-friendly pub, with water bowls, treats and genuine affection from staff. The Spaniards Inn in Hampstead is a paradise for dog owners with its huge garden beside the Heath. The Bull & Last in Highgate keeps dog biscuits behind the bar, and The Compton Arms in Islington has a village-feel garden perfect for dogs.
Can I take my dog to any pub in London?
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Not all London pubs allow dogs. Around 60 percent of pubs in our guide welcome dogs, but policies vary. Some allow dogs in the bar but not the dining area. Always check with the pub before visiting. The pubs on this page all genuinely welcome dogs rather than merely tolerating them.
Which London pubs have beer gardens for dogs?
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The Spaniards Inn, The Edinboro Castle, The People's Park Tavern and The Faltering Fullback all have large gardens where dogs can roam. The Albion in Islington has a beautiful walled garden. For riverside walks and gardens combined, The Narrowboat on Regent's Canal and The Lamb & Flag in Richmond are excellent choices.
Are dog-friendly pubs good for Sunday lunch?
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Many of London's best dog-friendly pubs also serve excellent Sunday roasts. The Bull & Last, The Holly Bush, The Crown & Greyhound and The Brown Dog all combine top-quality roasts with a genuine welcome for dogs. Book ahead, especially at The Bull & Last and The Holly Bush.
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