The Best Dog-Friendly Pubs in London

24 Jun 2024 Deepika

After a long walk with your dog, there’s nothing better than unwinding with a pint and some delicious pub food. Luckily, London is brimming with dog-friendly pubs that welcome you and your furry companion. From North, East, South to West - London boasts a fantastic selection of pubs where your dog can join in the fun. 

At Quintain Living, our pet friendly apartments are conveniently located near some brilliant dog friendly pubs. Whether you’re searching for a spacious beer garden on a delightfully sunny day, a cosy local pub with delicious food or a spot conveniently close to your pup’s favourite park, we’ve rounded up fourteen of the most welcoming dog-friendly pubs in London.

 

The White Horse, West London

The White Horse in Wembley Park is an inviting spot for you and your (furry) friends. This chic pub spans two levels and is beloved for its spacious outdoor terrace, perfect for relaxing with your dog. On sunny days, the garden area offers excellent people-watching opportunities for your pup, while the cosy indoor lounge chairs are ideal for colder months. 

The menu features classic pub fare throughout the day. Otherwise, start your morning with a hearty, full English breakfast, including plant-based options. Even if you're not hungry, the laid-back atmosphere makes it a great place to enjoy a drink.

 

Royal Oak, West London

Located on Harlesden High Street, the Royal Oak will become your favourite local dog-friendly pub if you live on this side of West London. It serves traditional pub grub, various craft beers and generous Sunday roasts, making it the perfect place to meet your pals.

With a welcoming, community vibe, your dog will feel right at home. The outdoor beer garden is ideal for soaking up the sun, enjoying alfresco dining and meeting other dogs. Visit on certain days for quiz nights and live sport match screenings.

 

The Grange, West London

Overlooking the expansive Ealing Common, The Grange is a picturesque haven when you need respite after a long walk with your dog. Its vibrant interiors will instantly lift your spirits (and your dog’s). The beautiful all-weather garden, with thoughtfully placed heaters and blankets in winter and blossoming flowers in summer, adds to the charm of this dog-friendly London pub.

The menu, carefully curated with seasonal British produce, caters to all dietary requirements. Enjoy a Sunday roast with all the trimmings, a classic pub burger or a sharing platter with friends. The Grange is one of the top dog-friendly pubs in London, perfect for quality time with your furry companion.

 

The Brown Dog, West London

 

The Brown Dog Pub

 

The clue is right there in the name - The Brown Dog. This dog-friendly pub in West London is a calm retreat welcoming all kinds of pups. Your dog will have plenty of opportunities to make new four-legged friends whenever you stop by. 

Nestled along a leafy street in Barnes, close to the Thames, this Victorian pub is the perfect place to rest after a long riverside walk. Enjoy offerings from a refined menu and craft beers from local London breweries while your dog is treated to refreshments of their own.

 

The Alice House, West London

Run by a dog-loving team, The Alice House in Queen’s Park welcomes dogs from all walks of life. Inside, the comfy leather armchairs, fairy lights and exposed brick walls create a relaxed atmosphere, perfect after a brisk walk around the nearby Queen’s Park garden. 

Enjoy a menu focused on sustainability and seasonality. There is coffee and brunch in the mornings, drinks and classic pub meals in the evening, and a special roast on Sundays. The owners happily provide water bowls and treats for your pup, so absolutely everyone is satisfied with their visit. 

 

The Devonshire, South West London

Situated in the heart of Balham, The Devonshire is known for its warm, inviting atmosphere and spacious beer garden. Dogs are welcome inside the pub and in the garden, making it an ideal spot for a relaxed outing. The friendly staff often provide water bowls and treats to ensure your dog feels just as welcome as you do. Enjoy traditional British pub fare and a variety of drinks in this cosy setting.

  • Address: 39 Balham High Road, Balham, London SW12 9AN
  • Phone: 020 8675 7788
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Website: The Devonshire

 

The Dog & Bell, South London

Located in Deptford, The Dog & Bell is a local favourite for its friendly atmosphere and excellent beer selection. The pub welcomes dogs and offers a relaxing environment with a lovely beer garden. Known for its community feel, the Dog & Bell frequently hosts events, like quiz nights and live music, that bring locals together, making it a hub of social activity that you and your pup are sure to enjoy.

 

The Narrowboat, North London

Situated in Islington, The Narrowboat rests on the Regent’s Canal, where visitors can sip their favourite drinks at the water’s edge. It’s a charming spot to enjoy with your dog, where canal-side seating is the status-quo. This tranquil setting is perfect for unwinding and watching the world go by. 

 

The Albion, North London

The Albion in Islington is a delightful, pet-friendly pub with a large, shady garden. Among the top dog-friendly gastro pubs in London, this is an ideal place for a relaxed afternoon with your pet. With a menu of thoughtfully prepared versions of the UK’s favourite dishes, plus desserts that look too good to pass up, visiting The Albion is a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of life in London.

 

The Shaftesbury Tavern, North London

Located in Archway, The Shaftesbury Tavern is known for its welcoming vibe, whether you walk on two legs or four. Dogs are always welcome throughout the pub, including the lovely outdoor area. The pub often features live music and events, so if you’re looking for a lively atmosphere, this is the place to go. 

 

The Grapes, East London

Located in Limehouse, The Grapes is a historic pub of nearly 500 years, owned by Sir Ian McKellen. With stunning views of the Thames, an excellent great spot for you and your dog to relax and enjoy a pint. The pub's literary connections and historic charm make it a truly unique place to visit. It’s known for its friendly service, adding to the overall welcoming atmosphere, so you can feel confident knowing your dog will always be at home and comfortable.

 

The Morgan Arms, East London

This dog-friendly gastropub is a great spot for enjoying British classics. It’s treasured for its spacious outdoor terrace, making it a perfect pit stop on sunny days. In addition to its menu, The Morgan Arms offers an extensive selection of fine wines and craft beers, catering to the preferences of discerning drinkers.

 

BrewDog Soho, Central London

BrewDog Soho is a vibrant pub that welcomes both people and their canine companions. Known for its extensive range of craft beers and inventive cocktails, it’s the perfect place to unwind with your dog after exploring the lively streets of Soho. The pub's dynamic atmosphere and top-notch service make it a favourite hangout spot for both locals and visitors. 

  • Address: 21 Poland St, Soho, London W1F 8QG
  • Phone: 020 7734 3485
  • Email: [email protected] 
  • Follow: @brewdogsoho 

 

The Grazing Goat, Central London

When you need respite after a long walk in Hyde Park, head to The Grazing Goat. This dog-friendly London pub, by Cubitt House, offers more than a pint for you and your pup. Choose from a seat at the bar or the restaurant or book a night in one of eight luxuriously charming rooms. 

 

Pet-Friendly Apartments with Quintain Living

Living in West London with your four-legged friends has never been easier, thanks to the variety of pet-friendly apartments available at Quintain Living. Many of our buildings, like Madison and Landsby, have been thoughtfully designed with green spaces and dog parks, perfect for your pooch. 


Explore our hassle-free rental options for dog-friendly flats in London tailored to pet owners. With plenty of places to bring your pet, like historic pubs and parks nearby, you’ll feel delighted to bring your pet with you wherever you go.

 

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