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Dog-friendly places to eat and drink in Sussex
23 cafés, pubs and restaurants near the beaches in Sussex that say on their own website that dogs are welcome.
Camber
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Restaurant · Camber
The GallivantDogs: In the Sitting Room, Bar, Terrace and Coastal Gardens.
“Dogs are allowed in the Sitting Room, Bar, Terrace and Coastal Gardens.” Their page
Hastings
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Pub · Hastings
The Plough InnDogs: Dog-friendly pub. Areas not stated.
“a traditional family and dog friendly English pub” Their page
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Pub · Hastings
The Anchor InnDogs: Dog-friendly pub. Areas not stated.
“Family friendly (and even dog friendly), the Anchor Inn is the perfect pub in Hastings for getting together as a group” Their page
Bexhill-on-Sea
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Cafe · Bexhill-on-Sea
De La Warr PavilionDogs: In the building on a lead. Not the galleries, auditorium or carpeted part of the café.
“We welcome well-behaved dogs into the building.” Their page
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Pub · Bexhill-on-Sea
The Brickmaker’s AlehouseDogs: Dog-friendly pub. Children welcome before 7pm.
“We’re dog friendly and children are welcome before 7pm.” Their page
Southwick
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Cafe · Southwick
Port KitchenDogs: Well-behaved dogs welcome; water bowls on request.
“All well-behaved dogs, and especially assistance dogs are welcome, and water bowls are provided.” Their page
Hove
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Restaurant · Hove
RockwaterDogs: Inside and on the terrace. Not the Roof Terrace after 8pm.
“Please feel free to bring your dog with you, our only restriction is no dogs on our Roof Terrace after 8pm.” Their page
Lancing
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Pub · Shoreham-by-Sea
The LongshoreDogs: In the bar area.
“we’re very happy to welcome your four legged friends in the bar area” Their page
Brighton
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Restaurant · Brighton
Dishoom Permit RoomDogs: Inside. Big dogs on leads, no paws on seats.
“Yes. Dogs. We love them all. (No paws on seats, please. And big dogs on leads!)” Their page
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Cafe · Brighton
Laughing Dog Brighton MarinaDogs: In the café.
“Dogs welcome. Buggies welcome. Everyone welcome.” Their page
Worthing
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Cafe · Worthing
Laughing Dog WorthingDogs: In the café, with free treats on arrival.
“Dogs are naturally very welcome, with free treats and snacks on arrival.” Their page
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Restaurant · Worthing
Beach HouseDogs: Dog-friendly. Areas not stated.
“Family friendly, dog friendly.” Their page
Ovingdean
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Pub · Rottingdean
The Plough InnDogs: Dogs welcome. Areas not stated.
“We are child and dog friendly too!” Their page
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Restaurant · Rottingdean
The White HorsesDogs: In the bar area and on the lower terrace.
“If dining in the bar area or on the outside lower terrace, your dog is welcome to join you.” Their page
Littlehampton
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Cafe · Littlehampton
East Beach CafeDogs: Inside the café, on a lead.
“We welcome dogs inside the cafe as long as they are kept on leads and are well behaved.” Their page
Felpham
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Pub · Bognor Regis
The Charlie PurleyDogs: Anywhere in the pub.
“we’re very happy to welcome your four legged friends in the whole pub” Their page
Bognor Regis
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Cafe · Bognor Regis
Bonito LoungeDogs: Dog-friendly. Areas not stated.
“Dog friendly” Their page
Eastbourne
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Restaurant · Eastbourne
The Beach DeckDogs: On the deck and on one side of the restaurant.
“Dogs are welcome on the deck, and inside (on one side of the Restaurant).” Their page
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Cafe · Eastbourne
Perch in the ParkDogs: Dog-friendly. Areas not stated.
“Dog-friendly” Their page
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Pub · Eastbourne
The Pilot InnDogs: In the bar area only. The restaurant is pet free.
“Whilst dogs are welcome in the bar area at the Pilot Inn, our restaurant is strictly pet free.” Their page
East Wittering
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Pub · West Wittering
The Lamb InnDogs: Dogs welcome. Areas not stated.
“kids and dogs are both welcome” Their page
Seaford
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Pub · Exceat
The Cuckmere InnDogs: In the bar area and the gardens.
“Dogs are allowed in the bar area of our pub” Their page
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Restaurant · Seaford
The View at Seaford HeadDogs: In the outside eating area only.
“Dogs are welcome at our outside eating area.” 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.