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Dog-friendly places to eat and drink in Northern Ireland
6 cafés, pubs and restaurants near the beaches in Northern Ireland that say on their own website that dogs are welcome.
Ballycastle
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Restaurant · Ballycastle
Marine HotelDogs: In the lounge and library, and at the outdoor picnic table, on a lead.
“Dine in the lounge or library with your pet by your side or enjoy the fresh air and enjoy drinks and snacks on our outdoor picnic table.” Their page
Portrush
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Pub · Portrush
Inn on the CoastDogs: In a dog-friendly section of the pub.
“We have a designated section in our Pub where you and your pooch can enjoy a few drinks or some live entertainment in the summer evenings.” Their page
Benone (Limavady)
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Cafe · Benone
Sea Shed Coffee & Surf, BenoneDogs: Dog-friendly café. Areas not stated.
“Both stores are dog-friendly, with Downhill adding a touch of charm thanks to its resident peacocks, creating inviting spaces for every season.” Their page
Downhill (Castlerock)
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Cafe · Castlerock / Downhill
Sea Shed Coffee & Surf, DownhillDogs: Dog-friendly café. Areas not stated.
“Both stores are dog-friendly, with Downhill adding a touch of charm thanks to its resident peacocks, creating inviting spaces for every season.” Their page
Dundrum
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Pub · Dundrum
Dundrum InnDogs: In the pub and beer garden. Not the restaurant.
“Well-behaved dogs are welcome in the pub, beer garden and self-catering cottage accommodation.” Their page
Newcastle
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Pub · Newcastle
Hugh McCann’sDogs: In the dog-friendly areas.
“We have designated dog friendly ares where you can enjoy a meal or drink, with refreshments for your dog.” 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.