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Dog-friendly places to eat and drink in the Channel Islands
12 cafés, pubs and restaurants near the beaches in the Channel Islands that say on their own website that dogs are welcome.
Guernsey
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Pub · Cobo, Castel
The RockmountDogs: In the public bar and on the terrace only.
“Dogs welcome in our Public Bar and outside Terrace only.” Their page
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Cafe · St Peter Port
The Terrace Garden CaféDogs: Dog-friendly café, with water bowls.
“Feel free to bring your beloved companions too.” Their page
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Pub · Forest
The DeerhoundDogs: Dog-friendly pub. Areas not stated.
“Dog-Friendly” Their page
Herm
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Pub · Herm harbour village
Mermaid TavernDogs: In the tavern and courtyard, on a lead.
“They are welcome in the Mermaid Tavern and courtyard” Their page
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Pub · Herm harbour village
The Ship InnDogs: In the bar and courtyard, on a lead.
“They are welcome in the Mermaid Tavern and courtyard, The Ship Inn bar and courtyard” Their page
Jersey
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Pub · St Mary
St. Mary’s Pub & DiningDogs: Dog-friendly pub. Areas not stated.
“Dog-Friendly” Their page
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Cafe · St Martin
Ransoms TearoomDogs: In the courtyard only.
“The Tearoom only allows dogs in the courtyard, where you can sit down and enjoy a cuppa in the sun with your furry family member right next to you.” Their page
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Cafe · Gorey Pier, St Martin
Maddie’s at The MooringsDogs: In Maddie's and on the terrace. Not the main restaurant.
“Well behaved clean and dry dogs are welcome in Maddie's & on the terrace.” Their page
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Restaurant · St Brelade / St Ouen’s Bay
Le BrayeDogs: Dog-friendly restaurant. Areas not stated.
“it is a place designed for everyone, all ages and including the family dogs too.” Their page
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Pub · St Aubin
TenbyDogs: Dog-friendly pub. Areas not stated.
“Dog-Friendly” Their page
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Pub · St Aubin
Old Court House InnDogs: Dog-friendly pub. Areas not stated.
“Dog-Friendly Pubs in Jersey” Their page
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Pub · St Brelade
The Portelet InnDogs: Dog-friendly pub. Areas not stated.
“Dog-Friendly” Their page
These are suggestions, not a full list, and we haven't visited or vetted them. We include a place only when its own website (or, for a park, the council or landowner) says dogs are welcome, and we link to that page. Rules can change, so check with the venue before you go.