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Dog-friendly places to eat and drink in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight
21 cafés, pubs and restaurants near the beaches in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight that say on their own website that dogs are welcome.
Lee-on-the-Solent
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Pub · Lee-on-the-Solent
The WyvernDogs: Dog-friendly. Book at busy times.
“We are child and dog friendly and booking is recommended at busy times.” Their page
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Pub · Lee-on-the-Solent
The Bun PennyDogs: In the bar and garden, on a lead.
“Dogs are allowed in the pub garden and the bar area and must be kept on a lead.” Their page
Southsea
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Cafe · Southsea
Sisters Café & BarDogs: Inside the café.
“we absolutely welcome you to bring your furry babies in with you when you visit us.” Their page
0.4 miles from Southsea Beach (Pyramids to South Parade Pier) →
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Pub · Southsea
The VaultsDogs: Dog-friendly. Areas not stated.
“Dog Friendly” Their page
0.3 miles from Southsea Beach (Pyramids to South Parade Pier) →
East Cowes
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Pub · Cowes
Fountain InnDogs: In the dog-friendly areas, on a lead.
“Your local dog-friendly pub in Cowes” Their page
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Restaurant · Cowes
Smoking Lobster CowesDogs: In the designated dog area. Tell them when you book.
“Please let us know if you are bringing your dog as we have a designated dog area.” Their page
Barton on Sea
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Cafe · Barton on Sea
Beachcomber CaféDogs: Dog-friendly. Areas not stated.
“Dog friendly.” Their page
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Restaurant · Barton on Sea
The Cliff HouseDogs: In the bar and garden, on a lead, and one area of the restaurant.
“Our bar and garden area are completely dog friendly, we ask that all dogs are kept on leads at all times.” Their page
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Restaurant · Barton on Sea
Pebble BeachDogs: Pet-friendly. Areas not stated.
“We are proudly pet-friendly and perfectly located for a relaxed stop after a scenic cliff-top walk” Their page
Ryde
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Restaurant · Ryde
RT Café GrillDogs: Inside the restaurant. Mention the dog when you book.
“Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome inside the restaurant.” Their page
Milford on Sea
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Restaurant · Milford on Sea
The LighthouseDogs: Inside the restaurant.
“We are proudly dog friendly at The Lighthouse, and welcome well behaved dogs in the restaurant.” Their page
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Pub · Milford on Sea
The Smugglers InnDogs: Anywhere in the pub, including the garden.
“the whole venue is dog friendly.” Their page
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Pub · Milford on Sea
The Beach HouseDogs: Dogs welcome. Areas not stated.
“Four-legged friends are always welcome here.” Their page
Seaview
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Pub · Seaview
The Old FortDogs: Downstairs and on the beachfront patio and terrace.
“Well-behaved dogs are welcome downstairs and outside on our beachfront patio and terrace.” Their page
Totland
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Restaurant · Totland
The WaterfrontDogs: In the dog-friendly bar area.
“We welcome dogs in our dog friendly bar area” Their page
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Pub · Totland
The Highdown InnDogs: Inside and in the garden.
“We welcome walkers, dogs, muddy boots and cyclists, so feel free to come inside or soak up the sun in our beautiful garden area” Their page
Freshwater
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Cafe · Freshwater
The Piano CaféDogs: Dogs always welcome. Open all year.
“We are open all year around, and dogs are always welcome.” Their page
Sandown
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Cafe · Sandown
Wildheart CaféDogs: In the café only. Not the sanctuary.
“other dogs are allowed in the Cafe but not the Sanctuary.” Their page
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Pub · Sandown
The CaulkheadsDogs: Dog-friendly pub. Areas not stated.
“we are also dog friendly.” Their page
Shanklin
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Pub · Shanklin
The Steamer InnDogs: Well-behaved dogs welcome, on a lead.
“Muddy boots (sandy toes in the summer) and well-behaved dogs are welcome at The Steamer Inn” Their page
Ventnor
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Pub · Ventnor
The Spyglass InnDogs: Well-behaved dogs welcome. Areas not stated.
“Muddy boots & well behaved dogs welcome” 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.