03 January 2024
Looking to sniff out the best dog-friendly restaurants London has to offer? Take a glance at our top 10 places this city has in store where dogs are more than welcome indoors. From pub grub to fine dining, there's something for everyone on this list. So why not bring your four leggedfour-legged friend along on your next stay in the city?
This charming dog-friendly cafe goes above and beyond to ensure that both humans and their four-legged friends have a delightful experience. Nestled in the heart of South Kensington, it boasts a spacious outdoor terrace where dogs can roam freely while their owners enjoy a sumptuous meal or a cup of coffee. The menu at Farm Girl caters not only to humans but also to their canine companions, offering a range of dog-friendly treats and refreshments that will have tails wagging with joy.
Address: 8 Exhibition Road, South Kensington, London, SW7 2HF
Holland Park Cafe is a 54-acre remnant of the Cope Castle estate, once the grounds for a large Jacobean mansion hidden in the woods. Today, you can enjoy a walk around Holland Park before stopping off at the dog friendly cafe for a bite to eat with your pooch in the cafe. Take a seat on the patio and enjoy coffee, pastries and seasonal cafe classics.
Address: Holland Park Ilchester Place, Ilchester Pl, London W8 6LU
Megan's is a modest, independently-owned restaurant with homey and welcoming service. The food and decor are loosely Mediterranean, transporting you to a far sunnier place. Megan's also has dog friendly brunch that you and your furry partner can savour. Enjoy brunch, lunch, dinner, and cocktails all day long here, and furry friends are more than welcome.
Address: 204 Kensington High Street, Kensington, London, W8 7RG
Pawsitive Cafe is a premier dog-friendly eatery that warmly welcomes patrons to indulge in a unique culinary experience with their four-legged companions. Their mission is to fuse a passion for mental well-being and love for animals, cultivating a serene community for visitors and their furry friends. Guests can savour delectable treats while engaging in mindfulness activities, and although Pawsitive Cafe doesn't have resident dogs, they eagerly invite those that do! It's the perfect sanctuary for unwinding among fellow dog enthusiasts and fluffy bundles of joy, offering a truly pawsitive experience.
Address: 52 Westbourne Grove, Kensington, London, W2 5SH
The Duchess Belle is a historic pub located in Battersea, adjacent to the new Battersea Power Station station on the Northern Line and close to Battersea Dog's Home, making it a great place for both humans and pups to visit.
The pub's walls were recently adorned with beautiful flowers following restoration, and their gorgeous bright garden at the back as well as a front terrace are ideal in the summer to soak up the sunshine. Or, in the colder months, rest beneath a heater and have a warming drink.
Address: 101 Battersea Park Road, London, SW8 4DS
If you're looking for something a bit more upscale, head to The Harwood Arms hidden away in the back streets of Fulham. This is one of a few dog friendly Michelin-starred restaurants that only allows well-behaved dogs inside, so make sure your pup is up to scratch! They offer an extensive menu of British cuisine, plus a special dish just for pooches.
Address: Walham Grove, London SW6 1QJ
The County Arms is a historic pub on Wandsworth Common that has been serving travellers since 1852. Dogs are welcome throughout the venue which features original Victorian character and several beautiful areas, including a classic bar with roaring fireplaces.
You'll discover the ideal location to relax whether you're popping in for a quick pint and bite to eat with your dog, dining with pals and loved ones, having a romantic dinner, or relaxing by the fire. The beer garden will also be a hit with your dog, who will appreciate the heaters or shade from the weather.
Address: 345 Trinity Rd, London SW18 3SH
The Kings Arms is a dog friendly pub and a family-friendly establishment that appreciates furry guests as much as human visitors. It's been dubbed one of London's "best-kept secrets" for dog lovers and owners alike.
Take the tube to Ealing Broadway and exit at the station. You'll see Freddie, the pub's resident dog, as well as a few other furry locals when you enter the establishment. While your dog gets acquainted with others, have a drink or a glass of wine from the bar and relax in front of the log fire for an afternoon of cosy bonding.
Address: 90, Fulham Road, Chelsea, London, SW10 9PN
Conveniently located between Kensington Gardens and Notting Hill; both of which make excellent destinations for a Sunday afternoon stroll with your pooch, dogs are allowed in The Churchill Arms bar and at their restaurant. Water bowls are provided on request.
Address: 119 Kensington Church Street, London, W8 7LN
Finally, we recommend The Prince Albert in Battersea. This traditional pub offers a wide range of food and drinks for both humans and dogs, and has plenty of outdoor seating for when the weather is nice. You will also find some fun dog friendly activities as they also host regular events such as live music nights and dog-friendly movie screenings.
Address: 85 Albert Bridge Road, London, SW11 4PF
Bring your fur baby along for an unforgettable stay at Fraser Suites Kensington, a pet-friendly hotel in London. Our luxury and spacious apartments offer a wide range of amenities for you and your four-legged friend, including food and water bowls, a comfortable bed and blanket, and tasty treats for your pet upon check-in. Access to our private garden, as shown above, and nearby Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park, are ideal for longer walks with your dog. Our concierge can also arrange dog walking, sitting, and grooming services.
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