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Dog-friendly places to eat and drink in Essex
18 cafés, pubs and restaurants near the beaches in Essex that say on their own website that dogs are welcome.
Harwich
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Pub · Harwich
The Alma Inn & Dining RoomsDogs: Dogs allowed. Not during the October Shanty Festival.
“Dogs are now Allowed” Their page
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Restaurant · Harwich
The Pier, HarwichDogs: In the NAVYÄRD downstairs, not the main restaurant.
“You can dine with your dog at milsoms, The Pier and milsoms Kesgrave Hall.” Their page
Walton-on-the-Naze
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Cafe · Walton-on-the-Naze
Naze Discovery Centre caféDogs: At the outdoor seating only. Assistance dogs only inside.
“Dogs are welcome at all of our outdoor seating located at the Nature Discovery Centre.” Their page
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Restaurant · Walton-on-the-Naze
East Coast 5Dogs: Dogs welcome, with treats. Areas not stated.
“We welcome four-legged guests! Feel free to bring your canine companions after a stroll on the beautiful sandy beach.” Their page
Frinton-on-Sea
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Pub · Frinton-on-Sea
The Essex SkipperDogs: Dog-friendly pub. Areas not stated.
“The Essex Skipper is a welcoming, family and dog-friendly pub in Frinton-On-Sea” Their page
Brightlingsea
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Pub · Brightlingsea
The Railway TavernDogs: Inside, on a lead. The pub has its own dog in the bar.
“Well behaved dogs on leads are welcome” Their page
Holland-on-Sea
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Pub · Clacton-on-Sea
The Ship, Great ClactonDogs: Dogs welcome. Areas not stated.
“Dogs and families always welcome.” Their page
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Pub · Clacton-on-Sea
The AviatorDogs: In the outdoor area only.
“we’re very happy to welcome your four legged friends in the outdoor area” Their page
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Restaurant · Holland-on-Sea
Kingscliff HotelDogs: In the garden and outdoor spaces, including the dining pods. Not inside the hotel.
“We allow dogs in all garden and outdoor spaces but not within the hotel building.” Their page
Clacton-on-Sea
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Restaurant · Clacton-on-Sea
Charnallies Restaurant, Bar & Coffee HouseDogs: In a reserved area of the restaurant.
“An area of our restaurant is reserved if you'd like to bring along your furry friends” Their page
West Mersea
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Pub · West Mersea
The White Hart InnDogs: At some tables; over half the pub is dog-free. Mention your dog when booking.
“we keep over half the pub dog free and generally only have room for one per table.” Their page
Leigh-on-Sea
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Pub · Leigh-on-Sea
Ye Olde SmackDogs: Dog-friendly pub. Areas not stated.
“Here at the Ye Olde Smack, we love dogs great and small, so bring your four-legged friends and relax in our dog-friendly pub.” Their page
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Restaurant · Leigh-on-Sea
The PeterboatDogs: On the patio and outdoor areas only.
“Guests with DOGS are kindly requested to choose seating in the patio or outdoor areas.” Their page
Southend-on-Sea
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Restaurant · Southend-on-Sea
Molo LoungeDogs: Dog-friendly. Areas not stated.
“Dog friendly” Their page
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Pub · Southend-on-Sea
The Saxon KingDogs: In the bar and beer garden.
“We welcome dogs into our bar and beer garden.” Their page
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Cafe · Southend-on-Sea
Dog&Co Coffee & BoozeDogs: Dog-friendly coffee shop.
“Dog Friendly Coffee and Booze” Their page
Shoeburyness
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Pub · Shoeburyness
The MeadowlarkDogs: Anywhere in the pub.
“we’re very happy to welcome your four legged friends in the whole pub” Their page
Canvey Island
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Pub · Canvey Island
The Lobster SmackDogs: 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.