Doggiestop between Oswestry and Welshpool, Wales Pub, restaurant & hotel. Dogs very welcome and a good real pint and food. Last visited July 2015, and by the DwD team in 2021, still as dog friendly as ever and another nice lunch.
Wolverley dog-friendly pub and dog walk, Staffordshire Friendly, canal side pub. Excellent food, all beef is sourced from local farm. You'll go a long way to find better burgers.
Minions, Mooch with the Pooch, Cornwall A perfect amble around historical landmarks. Hurlers three stone circles are set in a wide expanse of open moor. Together with Stowes Hill and Long Tom, this makes a decent dog walk on the flat.
Eype dog-friendly pub and beach, Dorset Friendly, family run public house, welcomes dogs, owners have 2 dogs. Great food, and friendly locals and fantastic views from beer garden
Middleton dog-friendly pub and dog walk, Derbyshire A welcoming Dog friendly environment situated five minutes drive from Matlock Bath in the heart of Derbyshire and at the end of High Peak trail walk and near Carsington waters.
Upper Gornal dog-friendly pub, Staffordshire A CAMRA pub with real ales, hand pumps and a lovely old-fashioned pubby atmosphere. A local treasure, dog-friendly and well worth a visit
Dog-friendly dining pub and dog walk near Cowbridge, Glamorgan, Wales Come here for a bracing walk with the dog and some outstanding food afterwards. Run by a local chef/patron this is something out of the ordinary.
Brew Brothers - dog friendly cafe in centre of Kendal, Cumbria Funky cafe in centre of Kendal. Dog friendly. Food is great and coffee good too. Dog treats in the 'doggy buffet'. In the centre of Kendal. Nice to go in when walking round the town.
The White Horse Inn - Ruddington, Nottinghamshire Lovely dog-friendly pub in the heart of Ruddington.
A423 dog-friendly pub, Warwickshire Friendly pub and quite handy for refreshments after a bracing stroll at Burton Dassett. Many locals would probably call their pub the heart of the village.
Sett Valley Trail and Moorland Road dog walk, Derbyshire Sett Valley Trail / Pennine Way, 3.8 mile walk. Parts of this walk are steep, both upwards and down. In addition, the well trodden path has areas of shifting shingle with some deep gullies.
