Today, it’s time to celebrate those London dog-friendly Restaurants, Cafés and Bars that go beyond the dog-friendly norm, going the extra mile for your pup by giving them their own doggy menu! In our latest guide, we’ll discover where you can not only bring your dog with you but where you can dine with your dog in our Guide To The Best Dog Menus in London.
And we’re pretty sure you will win plenty of pup points for taking your dog to any one of the places on the list…
Dine With Your Dog | Places With ‘Paw’-manent Dog Menus in London
Restaurants, Cafés & Bars in this part of the guide have embraced being dog-friendly and put in place a permanent dog menu for pups to tuck into earning them a spot in our guide to the best dog menus in London. All we can say is paws up (and thank you) for leading the way…
Pepper is ready to place his order!
Brindisa Battersea
Lilliput would really like some doggy tapas…
Brindisa Battersea is a welcoming and dog-friendly Tapas Restaurant at Battersea Power Station. What makes Brindisa Battersea special, is their very own Perrito Tapas menu that dogs will go crazy for. Belinha definitely did, but we’ll tell you more about that in our review soon.
Perrito means little dog but the doggy tapas menu is available daily until 5pm for dogs of all sizes in the front bar area. Although Brindisa did tell us if you’re thinking of coming after 5pm, call to see if this can be arranged and as long as they aren’t busy, they will do their best to accommodate you.
What’s on the Dog Menu: Choose from Arroz con Pollo or Huevos Rotos con Bacon. Don’t forget to wash your tapas down with Brindisa’s homemade dog beer and some dog biscuits. And did we mention that the dog menu is free as long as your human is ordering their own tapas…what more could you want?!
Good for: A real tapas treat and the full ‘Dine With Your Dog’ experience. Why not pop over to Battersea Park a few minutes walk away afterwards for some park time.
Where: Unit 25, Battersea Power Station, Circus Rd W, London SW11 8EZ
Ace Hotel Shoreditch
They better bring us the (dog) menu soon | Photo: Ace Hotel
Last year, Ace Hotel in Shoreditch added a dog menu to their lineup with the Pups Gourmand Menu offering four delicious gourmet delights for dogs. Dogs are welcomed daily in the booth section of the restaurant.
What’s on the Dog Menu: Cod & potato casserole, Barley, turkey, beef & carrots, Beef stew with rice & apple or Pasta lamb & zucchini. All Pups Gourmand dishes are £5 each.
Good for: Hipster hounds.
Where: 100 Shoreditch High St, Hackney, London E1 6JQ
The Egerton House Hotel
Where Londoners treat their dogs to tea and as featured in our Guide to the Best Dog-friendly Afternoon Tea in London. This is afternoon tea for you and your pup at it’s finest. Watch out for our full review coming soon, but in the meantime, we can assure you this doggy afternoon tea doesn’t disappoint.
What’s on the Dog Menu: Bowl licking Chicken and beef meatloaf, homemade doggy biscuits and doggylicous ice-cream all for £25.
Good for: A treat for a special occasion. That’s a treat for you AND your human if they order afternoon tea too.
Where: 17-19 Egerton Terrace, Knightsbridge, London SW3 2BX
Wags N Tales
A South-west London favourite for those in the know is dog-friendly vegetarian/vegan bar & kitchen Wags N Tales in Surbiton. Inspired by the owner’s beloved labrador Cadbury, Wags N Tales make sure dogs have the best time when they come to visit; Belinha certainly did. Read our review and why London Dogs love Wags N Tales here.
What’s on the Dog Menu: Take your pick from Pupcakes or Homemade Scones accompanied by a Puppaccino and why not grab a Homemade Treat Bag to go home with too. Prices from £1.50-£2.50.
Good for: Vegan and Vegetarian humans looking for a tasty menu and dogs who like their pupcakes and puppuccinos.
Where: 7-9 Brighton Rd, Surbiton KT6 5LX
Paws for Coffee
This longstanding café on the corner of Hampton High Street and a stone’s throw from Bushy Park has been putting dogs at the centre of the menu since it opened.
What’s on the Dog Menu: Dogs come from afar for the Puppuccino (a bowl of goats milk with chunks of black pudding). Also on the menu are Doggie Sausages, Homemade Dog Treats and Dried Chews (Sprats, Calf Hooves, and Chicken Feet). Prices from 70p (treats) to £2.90 (Puppuccino).
Good for: A post-puppuccino walk in Bushy Park which is opposite Paws for Coffee.
Where: 41 High St, Hampton Hill, Hampton TW12 1NB
Smith & Whistle
He’s had one too many | Photo: Smith & Whistle
Boasting the only permanent dogtails (that’s cocktails for dogs) menu in London, Smith & Whistle is where pups go to join their humans for a barking experience at the bar.
What’s on the Dog Menu: Dogtails are de rigeur at Smith & Whistle of course! Choose from the Poochie Colada (Coconut water, Kale and Broccoli), Hound’s Hops (specially brewed dog beer and fresh mint) or the Bubbly Bow Wow (pawsecco herbal infusion using elderflower, linden blossom and ginseng topped with a blackberry). Prices £5-£6.50 per dogtail.
Good for: A tasty tipple followed by a stroll through Green Park across the road.
Where: Smith & Whistle, Sheraton Grand London Park Lane, Piccadilly, London W1J 7BX
Shake Shack
Give me this NOW!
This US burger chain loves dogs! Every Shake Shack location (and there are several in London) has a ‘Woof Menu’ on the board specially created for dogs. The Woof Menu features the ‘Pooch-ini’; a lip-smacking pup-friendly vanilla custard with peanut butter sauce and red velvet dog biscuit. This is definitely a dog’s idea of a treat!. You can also buy a bag of red velvet biscuits by Bocce’s Bakery to take home to continue the experience.
What’s on the Dog Menu: ‘The Pooch-ini’ (£4.75) and a ‘Bag-O-Bones’ Red Velvet Dog Biscuits (£5)
Good for: The Poochini is not intended for small dogs, but medium and large dogs can tuck in!
Where: Various locations across London.
By Chloe.
By Chloe. is another arrival from our US friends, this time 100% Vegan and is taking London by storm with four London locations, each of them stylishly designed. As featured in our Guide to the Best Dog-friendly Afternoon Tea in London for the By Chloe. vegan afternoon tea too.
What’s on the Dog Menu: Pupcakes (£1.95) and a Bag-O-Dog Bones (£5); both housemade and organic of course.
Good for: Health-conscious hounds about town.
Where: Various locations across London.
Dine With Your Dog | Places with Pop-up Dog Menus in London
The establishments in this section of the guide don’t have a permanent dog menu but do on certain days of the week/month or for special events, so you can still dine with your dog. Let’s show them our ‘suppawt’ when they do…
M Victoria Street Six Legs Brunch
Photo: M Victoria St
Every Saturday M Victoria Street offers its ‘Six Legs Brunch Menu’ inspired by Hudson, the resident hound at M Restaurants. Four-legged attendees can enjoy a two-course doggy brunch while the humans (which makes the six legs by our maths) have their own delicious two-course menu to accompany the pups.
What’s on the Dog Menu: Bacon and peanut butter cookies as well as dried chicken livers will tempt you. The price for the entire Six Legs Brunch menu is £35 (this includes the dog & human menu) of which £5 is donated to a canine charity.
When: Every Saturday from 11 am-4 pm.
Good for: Dogs that want a delicious brunch that gives back.
Where: Zig Zag Building, 74 Victoria St, London SW1E 6SQ
The Mason Arms Dog Club
Photo: The Mason Arms
The Mason Arms in Kensal Green has recently introduced their ‘Dog Club’ where dogs can dine with their humans and enjoy a homemade doggy lunch every Saturday.
What’s on the Dog Menu: Homemade doggy lunch of Beef, Chicken or Veg, a bottle of dog beer and even some toys and treats. The Dog Club is £20 which includes a human meal from the lunch menu with a Green King IPA Pint, House Wine or Spirit & Mixer, so good value all round.
When: Every Saturday from 12-3 pm.
Good for: Pub-loving pups.
Where: 665 Harrow Rd, Ladbroke Grove, Kensal Green, London NW10 5NU
Savage Garden Dog Brunch
Dogs can enjoy brunch with a view at the rooftop Savage Garden on the 12th floor of the DoubleTree Hilton near Tower Bridge. Pups will be served doggy pupcakes at no extra cost while your human tucks into some decadent delights from the brunch menu. Make sure you bring a doggy blanket or travel bed if you want your pup to be able to sit on the seats with you (else they won’t be allowed). Read all about our experience in our Savage Garden Dog Brunch review.
What’s on the Dog Menu: Pupcakes!
When: On the first and third Sunday of the month (dates on the London Dog Events Calendar).
Good for: Brunch with a view.
Where: Floor 12, 7 Pepys St, London EC3N 4AF
Gaucho Doggy Brunch
Photo: Gauchos
Another longstanding London favourite for our four-legged friends is the monthly Doggy Sunday at Gaucho Hampstead where the red carpet is rolled out for dogs, literally.
What’s on the Dog Menu: In keeping with the Argentinian theme, dogs can sample Beef or Chicken versions of the human empanadas alongside other treats. No extra cost if your human is brunching.
When: The first Sunday of the month but dogs are always welcome between 12-6 pm.
Good for: A post-brunch stroll around the quaint Hampstead Village.
Where: 64 Heath St, London NW3 1DN
Shane’s On Canalside Dog’s Day Out
Prudence tucks in | Photo: Shane’s on Canalside
Shane’s on Canalside regularly holds a ‘Dog’s Day Out’ special day for dogs where pups can enjoy a gourmet 3-course-doggie meal put together by the Chef.
What’s on the Dog Menu: Tasty treats such as Chicken Livers with pea puree and dried cured bacon!
When: Shane’s Dog’s Day Out takes place every few months and will be listed on the London Dog Events Calendar when dates are announced.
Good for: Canal loving canines who want a 3-course-doggy-menu experience.
Where: 26 E Bay Ln, Hackney Wick, London E15 2GW
We hope you find something tasty to tuck into with our Guide To The Best Dog Menus in London!
Adorableness. I was thrilled to see Lilliput. I’ve known her for years and years. She is such a star. The whole blog is brilliant. Kathy
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Lilliput is indeed such a little star! So glad you enjoyed it, Teresa