Islington
The Fox & Anchor is a Young's pub and hotel on Charterhouse Street, beside Smithfield Market. It is famous for its early breakfasts, and dogs are welcome in...
Barbican / Farringdon 1 min · Walk-in

Cover story
Dog-Friendly Pubs to Meet Up in London
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The little black book
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Chapter 1 · 7 pubs
Islington
The Fox & Anchor is a Young's pub and hotel on Charterhouse Street, beside Smithfield Market. It is famous for its early breakfasts, and dogs are welcome in...
Barbican / Farringdon 1 min · Walk-in
Islington
The George & Dragon is a Clerkenwell pub on St John Street, with the Island dining room upstairs. Dogs are welcome in the ground-floor bar on a lead, but not...
Farringdon / Angel 3 min · Walk-in
Millbank
The Harp is a narrow Fuller's pub on Chandos Place, near Trafalgar Square and the National Portrait Gallery. It is dog-friendly and known for its beer, and...
Charing Cross 2 min · Bookable
Waterloo
The Kings Arms is a real-ale pub on Roupell Street, among the terraced streets near Waterloo. Thai food comes from Kanchana's Kitchen at the back, served lunch...
Waterloo 3 min · Bookable
Holborn
The Lamb is a Grade II listed Young's pub on Lamb's Conduit Street in Bloomsbury, dating back to the 1720s. It keeps its hinged snob screens around the bar,...
Russell Square 1 min · Walk-in
Millbank
The Lamb & Flag is a Fuller's pub on Rose Street, a narrow alley in Covent Garden. It is one of the area's best-known historic pubs, with a real fire, cask...
Covent Garden 1 min · Bookable
The Borough
The Royal Oak on Tabard Street is part of the Harvey's family of pubs, pouring Sussex ales from Lewes. It is open from 11am to 11pm Monday to Saturday and...
Borough 1 min · Walk-in
Chapter 2 · 2 pubs
Highgate
The Flask is a dog-friendly Fuller's pub on Highgate West Hill, with a real fire and a garden. It claims Byron, Shelley and Keats as regulars, and Hampstead...
Highgate / Archway 4 min · Bookable
Gospel Oak
The Southampton Arms is an ale and cider house on Highgate Road, serving only independent UK producers. It takes no bookings, and the room is long and narrow,...
Kentish Town 2 min · Walk-in
Chapter 3 · 1 pub
Nunhead
The Ivy House in Nunhead has been a drinking spot since 1865 and is now owned by its community. It welcomes dogs on a lead, but asks you not to bring them to...
Nunhead / Peckham Rye 4 min · Bookable
Chapter 4 · 3 pubs
Strand-on-the-Green
The Bell & Crown is a dog-friendly Fuller's pub on the Thames at Strand on the Green in Chiswick, with a real fire. It serves food from 9am to 9pm every day....
Kew Bridge / Gunnersbury 2 min · Bookable
Hammersmith
The Dove is a dog-friendly Fuller's pub on Upper Mall in Hammersmith, with a riverside terrace. A pub has stood here since the 17th century, and James Thomson...
Ravenscourt Park / Hammersmith 5 min · Bookable
St Margarets
The White Cross is a Young's pub on the Thames at Richmond, famous for flooding at high tide. The pub stays open when the river rises and lends out wellies....
Richmond 2 min · Walk-in
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Dog-Friendly Pubs to Meet Up in London is curated for pubs that welcome dogs. Filter for beer garden, water bowls or near a park, then let FairWhere rank by journey fairness for the humans travelling: the dog still needs a fair walk to the door.
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