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Dog-friendly places to eat and drink in North West England

30 cafés, pubs and restaurants near the beaches in North West England that say on their own website that dogs are welcome.

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St Bees

  • Pub · St Bees

    Seacote Hotel

    Dogs: In the public areas. Not the restaurant or function room.

    “Dogs are allowed in public areas except for the function room and restaurant.” Their page

    0.6 miles from St Bees Beach →

Seascale

  • Pub · Seascale

    Calder House Hotel

    Dogs: In the bar and beer garden.

    “We're a dog-friendly hotel and welcome your furry companions in our bar and beer garden.” Their page

    0.4 miles from Seascale Beach →

Arnside

Grange-over-Sands

Walney Island (Barrow-in-Furness)

Morecambe

Heysham

Fleetwood

Cleveleys

  • Restaurant · Cleveleys

    The Venue

    Dogs: In the separate dog-friendly bar and dining area.

    “We're pleased to welcome your four-legged friends into our separate dog-friendly bar and dining area.” Their page

    0.5 miles from Cleveleys Beach →

  • Pub · Cleveleys

    The Shipwreck Brewhouse

    Dogs: Inside.

    “The Shipwreck Brewhouse are proud to be a dog friendly establishment. Feel free to come in with your canine companions.” Their page

    Next to Cleveleys Beach →

Blackpool

St Annes

Lytham

Southport

Formby

Crosby

New Brighton (Wallasey)

  • Cafe · New Brighton

    Marino Lounge

    Dogs: Inside.

    “we make everyone welcome, including our happy, hairy, panting, slightly smelly guests fresh from a run on the beach. And their dogs.” Their page

    0.2 miles from New Brighton Beach →

Hoylake

West Kirby

  • Pub · West Kirby

    The White Lion

    Dogs: Inside and outside.

    “We also pride ourselves on being a dog friendly environment both inside and outside of the pub.” Their page

    0.3 miles from West Kirby Beach →

  • Pub · West Kirby

    Ring O’ Bells

    Dogs: In the bar, beer garden and terrace.

    “Well behaved dogs are welcome in the bar area of the pub as well as our beer garden and outside terrace.” Their page

    0.7 miles from West Kirby Beach →

Thurstaston

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.