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Dog-friendly places to eat and drink in North East England
21 cafés, pubs and restaurants near the beaches in North East England that say on their own website that dogs are welcome.
Berwick-upon-Tweed
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Restaurant · Berwick-upon-Tweed
Foxtons Winebar & RestaurantDogs: A few inside tables (give notice), the back courtyard and pavement seats.
“But please give us notice if you are bringing your faithful friend as we have limited tables inside our dog friendly area.” Their page
Bamburgh
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Restaurant · Bamburgh
The Lord CreweDogs: In the dog-friendly restaurant seating and beer garden.
“For those of you with furry four-legged friends, we have dog-friendly seating areas within the restaurant, and dogs are also welcome within our beer garden.” Their page
Seahouses
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Pub · Seahouses
The Bamburgh Castle InnDogs: In the dog-friendly areas of the pub and restaurant.
“Dogs are also welcome in our designated dog-friendly areas of the pub and restaurant, with water bowls and treats ready and waiting.” Their page
Low Newton-by-the-Sea
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Pub · Low Newton-by-the-Sea
The Ship InnDogs: In the pub, on a short lead. Space is tight at evening service.
“Whilst we welcome dogs in the pub, are dog lovers ourselves and have between us 3 large happy dogs, we are aware that not everyone is as enamoured of dogs as we are....So please make sure your dog is well behaved....” Their page
Embleton
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Pub · Embleton
The Greys InnDogs: Dog-friendly pub. Areas not stated.
“The Inn is family and dog friendly.” Their page
Alnmouth
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Pub · Alnmouth
The Red Lion InnDogs: In the bar and beer garden.
“While we love dogs, our rooms are not pet-friendly. However, your furry friends are more than welcome to join you in our bar or beer garden for a drink or two!” Their page
Warkworth
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Restaurant · Warkworth
Bertram’sDogs: Anywhere in the restaurant by day; the dog-friendly section in the evening.
“During the day dogs are welcome in all areas of the restaurant.” Their page
Amble
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Pub · Amble
The Amble InnDogs: In the dog-friendly areas of the pub and restaurant.
“Dogs are also welcome in our designated dog-friendly areas of the pub and restaurant, with water bowls and treats ready and waiting.” Their page
Blyth
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Pub · Blyth
The Commissioners Quay InnDogs: In the dog-friendly areas and the beer garden.
“Dogs are also welcome in our designated dog-friendly areas of the pub and restaurant, with water bowls and treats ready and waiting.” Their page
Seaton Sluice
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Pub · Seaton Sluice
The Kings ArmsDogs: Inside except at food service times; outside tables and beer garden at any time.
“DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED INSIDE THE PUB DURING FOOD SERVICE TIMES BUT ARE ALLOWED IN AT ALL OTHER TIMES.” Their page
Cullercoats
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Cafe · Cullercoats
The BoatyardDogs: Dog-friendly café. Areas not stated.
“Dog friendly” Their page
Tynemouth
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Pub · Tynemouth
The Tynemouth Castle InnDogs: In the dog-friendly pub and restaurant areas.
“Dogs can join you in our designated dog-friendly pub and restaurant areas, with water bowls and treats ready and waiting.” Their page
South Shields
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Pub · South Shields
The Sand DancerDogs: Dog-friendly pub. Areas not stated.
“We are dog friendly with great food and drinks and live music.” Their page
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Cafe · Whitburn
Lighthouse Café, Souter LighthouseDogs: In the café and lighthouse grounds, on a short lead.
“Dogs are welcome on a short lead within the lighthouse grounds (the Foghorn Field and all areas within the white walls) and in the Lighthouse Café.” Their page
Sunderland
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Pub · Sunderland — Seaburn
The Seaburn InnDogs: In the dog-friendly areas of the pub and restaurant.
“Dogs are also welcome in our designated dog-friendly areas of the pub and restaurant, where they’ll find water bowls, treats and Sir Woofchester’s dog food range waiting for them.” Their page
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Cafe · Sunderland — Roker
Love LiLy RokerDogs: Outdoor seating only.
“Dogs are welcome in our outdoor area but are unfortunately not permitted inside the premises (with the exception of guide dogs).” Their page
Seaham
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Cafe · Seaham
Cork & CoffeeDogs: Dog-friendly café. Areas not stated.
“We are Dog Friendly” Their page
Hartlepool Headland
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Pub · Hartlepool
The Jacksons WharfDogs: Throughout the pub.
“Finding dog friendly pubs shouldn’t be difficult, which is why we’re very happy to welcome your four legged friends in the whole pub when you come to visit the team at The Jacksons Wharf in Hartlepool.” Their page
Redcar
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Pub · Redcar
The Crown & AnchorDogs: Throughout the pub.
“That’s why we proudly welcome well-behaved dogs into the whole pub at The Crown & Anchor and we love to keep them every bit as comfy as their owners while enjoying a drink and maybe a treat or two.” Their page
Marske-by-the-Sea
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Pub · Marske-by-the-Sea
The Zetland HotelDogs: In the beer garden.
“In the summer months, relax in and enjoy a drink in our hidden beer garden. Dogs are welcome too, so we’ll provide the water bowls.” Their page
Saltburn-by-the-Sea
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Restaurant · Saltburn-by-the-Sea
The Seaview RestaurantDogs: On the terrace, when it's dry.
“The terrace is now back open , happy to accommodate dogs when the weather is dry.” 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.