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Dog-friendly places to eat and drink in Kent

14 cafés, pubs and restaurants near the beaches in Kent that say on their own website that dogs are welcome.

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Minster-on-Sea

  • Pub · Minster-on-Sea

    The Harps Inn

    Dogs: In the bar, restaurant and garden.

    “however you choose to visit us you can do so with your four legged friend as we are proudly dog friendly.” Their page

    1.4 miles from Minster Leas Beach →

Margate

  • Restaurant · Margate

    Sargasso

    Dogs: Small dogs inside, larger dogs outside.

    “Small, well-behaved dogs are welcome indoors (larger dogs outside).” Their page

    0.2 miles from Fulsom Rock →

Herne Bay

  • Pub · Herne Bay

    The Ship Inn

    Dogs: Dog-friendly pub and restaurant. Areas not stated.

    “We are a dog friendly pub and restaurant and with plenty to do on the seafront, why not pop into The Ship Inn for a meal or drink?” Their page

    0.2 miles from Hampton and Swalecliffe Beach →

Whitstable

  • Pub · Whitstable

    The Royal, Tankerton

    Dogs: In the bar area. Not the restaurant.

    “Please note that dogs are not allowed in the restaurant area, but your four-legged friends are more than welcome in the bar area.” Their page

    0.8 miles from Tankerton Beach →

Broadstairs

Ramsgate

Sandwich Bay

  • Restaurant · Sandwich Bay

    The Lodge at Prince’s

    Dogs: In the bar and on the terrace. Not the restaurant.

    “Dogs are allowed in the bar and terrace area but not in the restaurant.” Their page

    1.2 miles from Sandwich Bay →

Deal

Folkestone

Hythe

Dymchurch

Dungeness

  • Pub · Dungeness

    The Pilot Inn

    Dogs: In the Captain's Cabin area.

    “We allow well behaved dogs in the ‘Captain’s Cabin’ area.” Their page

    1.1 miles from Dungeness Beach →

  • Restaurant · Dungeness

    End of the Line Restaurant, RH&DR

    Dogs: In the signposted areas of the café and in the garden. Railway running days only.

    “Dogs are welcome in signposted areas within the cafe and in the garden.” Their page

    0.9 miles from Dungeness Beach →

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.