Dog-Friendly Venues in Camden

Camden is one of London's most vibrant boroughs, packed with markets, music venues, and independent eateries that stretch from the buzz of Camden Town through to the leafy streets of Hampstead and Highgate. Our guide currently lists 39 dog-friendly venues across the area, though it's worth noting that 27 of these don't yet have a confirmed dog policy, so it's always sensible to call ahead.

If you're exploring Camden Town itself, the Bucks Head is a solid pit stop, just a minute's walk from Camden Town station and checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). Over in West Hampstead, Wolfpack West Hampstead is a lively restaurant rated 4.7 out of 5 that was also checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews), and it features both outdoor seating and an enclosed garden. Across all 39 venues, 8 offer outdoor seating and 6 have an enclosed garden.

Getting around is straightforward, with stations like Camden Town, Hampstead Heath, and West Hampstead Thameslink placing you within minutes of many listings. Whether you're after a quick coffee in Euston or a pint in Hampstead, Camden's mix of neighbourhoods offers plenty of options to explore with your four-legged friend.

This page combines Paws of London venue records with information published on venue websites and, where available, supplied by venues or contributed by visitors. Where a dog policy is shown as not yet confirmed, we have not checked it with the venue: call ahead before travelling.

• Dog's Love Store – 71-75 Shelton St, London WC2H 9JQ, United Kingdom
• PETS BOUNTY LTD – 71-75 Shelton St, London WC2H 9JQ, United Kingdom

  Whether you're a new pet parent or a seasoned pro, Pets Bounty Ltd in Covent Garden offers a wide selection of pet supplies. As a pet shop, it's inherently welcoming to furry friends, conveniently located just a 3-minute walk from Covent Garden station. Explore their aisles for all your pet needs in the heart of Westminster.

• Home Vets London Ltd – 7 Little Turnstile, London WC1V 7DX, UK

  Home Vets London is a mobile veterinary service with a registered address at 7 Little Turnstile, WC1V. It describes itself as independent since 2013, and it offers premium, personalised in-home care for pets rather than appointments at a clinic. Its pitch is simple: the vet comes to you, so there are no waiting rooms and no back and forth trips. Visits are described as unrushed, with focused time alone with an experienced veterinarian. The service includes a comprehensive home visit health assessment for dogs and cats, with a full clinical examination. It also covers vaccination and diagnostic tests, and it offers a home-visit pet export service in Central London. For dog owners, the appeal is a pet kept in its natural environment while the vet team arrives. Paws of London lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked.

• Elizavet Clinic – 228 Belsize Rd, North Maida Vale, London NW6 4BT, United Kingdom

  Elizavet Clinic is an independent veterinary clinic at 228 Belsize Road in North Maida Vale, which the website describes as based on Belsize Road in North London. It offers general practice care, including first and second opinions, as well as referral work, and says it is available for emergencies around the clock. The clinic spans two floors with three consultation rooms, two surgical theatres, a dental theatre, and X-ray, CT scan, ultrasound and physiotherapy rooms. It has separate intensive care units for dogs, cats and infectious patients and separate waiting rooms for cats and dogs, plus a physiotherapy and hydrotherapy suite and keyhole surgery. Services it highlights for dogs include cruciate ligament repair, treatment for intervertebral disc disease and BOAS correction surgery for flat-faced breeds. The clinic says it serves Maida Vale, Kilburn, Belsize Park and surrounding areas. Kilburn High Road station is about two minutes away on foot, with Kilburn Park about six minutes and South Hampstead about eleven.

• Medivet Bloomsbury – 45 Gray's Inn Rd, London WC1X 8PP, United Kingdom

  Your furry friend's health is in expert hands at Medivet Bloomsbury, a vet practice conveniently located near Chancery Lane station. They provide a wide range of services for dogs, cats, and rabbits, with a lead vet holding a special certificate in veterinary dentistry for advanced dental care. With step-free access and paid street parking available, Medivet Bloomsbury ensures a comfortable and accessible experience for both pets and their owners.

• Ruby Stella Hotel London – 15-28 Eyre St Hill, London EC1R 5EW, United Kingdom

  Ruby Stella is a hotel at 15-28 Eyre Street Hill in Clerkenwell, in the London Borough of Camden. The hotel's website says it is tucked away down a narrow lane and takes its name and inspiration from Charles Dickens, a literary figure of the neighbourhood. The bar is open 24 hours and is styled around the publishing process, with vintage books and printroom touches. It serves signature Negronis, classic cocktails, wines, beers and soft drinks, with regular live gigs and events. There is a ground-floor terrace, and the hotel says every room is soundproofed, with pocket-spring mattresses and rainfall showers. The hotel's room details list the stay as pet friendly, with a charge; Paws of London lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check, and the dog-policy card below shows what we have recorded. The nearest stations are Chancery Lane and Farringdon, both about 6 minutes on foot, and Holborn at 11 minutes.

• Franco Manca New Oxford Street – 82 New Oxford St, London WC1A 1HB, United Kingdom
• Village Vet St John's Wood – 110 Boundary Rd, London NW8 0RH, United Kingdom

  Village Vet St John's Wood is a veterinary practice at 110 Boundary Road, NW8. It is one of the Village Vet group's London practices and says it has been part of its community for many years. The team is described as two permanent vets, three registered veterinary nurses and two receptionists. Following a refurbishment, the practice has a new reception area with a fully separate cat waiting room, three consulting rooms and a well-equipped operating theatre with multiparameter monitoring. Services include consultations for any condition, routine healthcare such as vaccines, parasite prevention and neutering, on-site laboratory facilities, dental services with dental x-rays, and day hospital services for pets needing fluid therapy. Nurse appointments cover weight clinics, nail clips and anal gland expression. Overnight care and complex referrals are handled with Village Vet Hampstead Hospital and London Vet Specialist. For dogs, the practice has a dedicated dog waiting area, close to the complimentary treats. The nearest stations are Kilburn High Road, a 5 minute walk, and Kilburn Park and South Hampstead, each about 8 minutes away.

• Wolfpack West Hampstead – 291-293 W End Ln, London NW6 1RD, United Kingdom

  Wolfpack West Hampstead is a pub at 291-293 West End Lane, described on the Wolfpack website as the energetic and lively West Hampstead neighbourhood bar. It is one of three Wolfpack venues in London, and the group says its pubs are made for community and camaraderie. All Wolfpack pubs have a strong focus on local craft beer led by the group's own Wolfpack beer, with a range that includes House Lager, Unfiltered Lager, Arctic Pilsner, Sesh IPA, Pale Ale and Alpha Stout. The menus are simple but indulgent, offering a selection of smash burgers, wings and pizzas. The group says sport is at the heart of everything it does, with all major sporting events shown live, and it names a beer terrace at West Hampstead among its outside spaces. For dog owners, Paws of London lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked. Outdoor seating and an enclosed garden are recorded. West Hampstead Thameslink is about four minutes away on foot, with West Hampstead about five and Finchley Road and Frognal about seven.

• The Sheephaven Bay – 2 Mornington St, London NW1 7QD, United Kingdom

  The Sheephaven Bay is an Irish pub at 2 Mornington Street in Camden Town. It has two bars, three separate seating areas and 14 plasma TV screens showing sport, plus a conservatory that leads onto the beer garden. Each room has its own character. One is filled with signed sport memorabilia, including football shirts, scarves and F1 items, and has a darts board. The largest keeps a traditional Irish feel, with couches, a fireplace and views of the pub's gin and malt whiskey collections. A 25 square metre function room leads only to the beer garden and can hold around 40 people. The pub serves traditional English home cooking, and veggie dishes are available, although it does not serve vegan dishes. Guinness is a point of pride. For dog owners, the pub invites customers to bring their dogs along and describes itself as a very dog friendly place, with a #DogsOfSheephaven hashtag. The bar and the garden both have wheelchair access. Mornington Crescent station is a three-minute walk, with Camden Town about seven minutes and Camden Road about ten.

• Old Eagle Pub – 251 Royal College St, London NW1 9LU, United Kingdom

  The Old Eagle Pub is a highly-rated pub in the heart of Camden Town, just a minute's walk from Camden Road station. While specific dog policies aren't detailed, its listing as a dog-friendly venue suggests a welcoming atmosphere for canine companions. Enjoy a drink in this popular North London spot.

• Catalina's Fitzrovia – 72 Cleveland St, London W1T 6LZ, United Kingdom

  Catalina's Fitzrovia is a small Mexican street food restaurant at 72 Cleveland Street, W1T 6LZ. Its food is described as home-style and full of flavour, inspired by the family recipes of grandmother Catalina, and the site says its chefs prepare slow-roasted brisket and tequila lime chicken fresh in Fitzrovia. The menu covers enchiladas, quesadillas and street tacos, with meat, vegetarian and vegan dishes, plus homemade guacamole and nachos. The restaurant is also known for spicy margaritas and tres leches cake. It has both inside and patio seating, and hot sauce classes are listed on the site. Asked whether it is dog-friendly, the restaurant answers "Yes, we are!". Paws of London records dogs as welcome indoors, along with outdoor seating and a dog menu. That menu is the A La Bark menu catered by Talula Eats, which includes a three-course dog dining experience with a pizza slice starter and a Gourmet Doggie Bowl main. The site asks diners to leave a note about their dog when booking. Warren Street and Great Portland Street stations are each a four-minute walk, and Goodge Street is five.

• Village Vet Highgate – 65, 67 Chetwynd Rd, London NW5 1BX, United Kingdom

  Village Vet Highgate is a veterinary practice at 65-67 Chetwynd Road, in the Dartmouth Park area of north London. The practice says it has the latest equipment on site and has tried hard to create an environment that both owners and pets feel comfortable visiting. It describes a focus on preventative health care as well as treating disease, and its nurses run clinics such as weight clinics. The team listed on the page includes vets, a certified canine rehabilitation practitioner and veterinary nurses. Consultations are by appointment, and separate appointments are requested for each pet. The practice also has a retail section selling food, food bowls, baskets, toys and fashion accessories. For out-of-hours emergencies, it says its Hampstead practice is open 24/7 for emergency pet care within the London area. Paws of London records that dogs are welcome indoors. Street parking is available around the practice, and the nearest stations are Tufnell Park (6 minutes' walk), Gospel Oak (8) and Kentish Town (12).

• Bucks Head – 202 Camden High St, London NW1 8QR, United Kingdom

  Bucks Head is a pub at 202 Camden High Street in Camden Town, run by Social Pub and Kitchen. The pub says it sits right next to Buck Street Market, and at weekends DJs take over the bar. The kitchen serves burgers, including chicken and vegan options, stone-baked and Detroit-style pizzas, loaded nachos, crispy chicken wings and sweetcorn riblets. There is a bottomless brunch menu, a kids menu, and breakfast dishes from a full English to sausage sarnies. Guests can order from the table through the website or a QR code on the table, and the pub has large HD screens for live sport. The pub's dog-friendly page says well-behaved dogs are welcome and that it puts out water bowls, and may have a stash of treats behind the bar. It also says entry may occasionally be restricted during busy periods, at the team's discretion on the day. Camden Town station is a 1 minute walk, Camden Road 4 minutes and Kentish Town West 9 minutes.

• Black Sheep Coffee – 5-7 Goodge St, London W1T 2PD, United Kingdom

  This Black Sheep Coffee is a great spot for a caffeine fix near Goodge Street station. While the source material doesn't explicitly mention dog policies, cafes like this are often welcoming to furry friends. Enjoy their specialty coffee and light bites in a convenient Fitzrovia location.

• Highgate Veterinary Clinic – 21 Pond Square, London N6 6BA, United Kingdom

  Highgate Veterinary Clinic is an independent veterinary clinic at 21 Pond Square in Highgate, in the London Borough of Camden. It is owned and run by Dr Jennie Lefkowitz and her husband Matt Craggs, and the website says they are helped by their dog, Odin. The clinic describes itself as RCVS Accredited, meaning it has been independently assessed against veterinary standards. The website offers 30-minute vet consultations, and care from everyday check-ups to advanced veterinary care. Owners can register and book online, and the clinic mentions ways to spread the cost of routine and preventative care. For emergencies, it says pets have access to emergency vet care in Highgate during opening hours. Out of hours, a local 24/7 emergency partner, Veteris, covers North London homes. The nearest stations are Highgate (10 minutes on foot), Archway (15 minutes) and Upper Holloway (21 minutes). Paws of London lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows what we have checked.

• The Magdala Tavern – 2a S Hill Park, London NW3 2SB, United Kingdom

  The Magdala Tavern is a pub at 2a South Hill Park in Hampstead, in the London Borough of Camden. It describes itself as a cherished local pub, and it comes from the team behind The Sussex Arms and The Express Tavern. The kitchen is open, and the food is built around pub classics with daily changing specials and Sunday roasts. The menus are prepared on site from British ingredients, and the pub passes surplus food to FareShare, the food-waste charity. At the bar it lists 20 keg beers, 7 casks and ciders, a range of local real ales, wines and whiskies, and small-batch spirits. Outdoor seating is recorded for the venue. Paws of London lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked. Hampstead Heath station is a one-minute walk away. Belsize Park is about eight minutes on foot, and Hampstead about eleven.

• Black Sheep Coffee & Cocktails – 338 Euston Rd., London NW1 3BT, United Kingdom

  Black Sheep Coffee & Cocktails is a cafe located at 338 Euston Road, London. The cafe offers a relaxing atmosphere, fantastic coffee, waffles, and a good selection of food and drinks. There are some seating options in front of the café, as well as indoor seating.

• Eggslut Fitzrovia – 19 Percy St, London W1T 1DY, United Kingdom

  Eggslut Fitzrovia is a chef-driven gourmet food concept specializing in egg dishes, served all day. The menu focuses on quality and taste with classic comfort fare with a twist.

• The Gunmakers – 13 Eyre St Hill, London EC1R 5ET, United Kingdom

  The Gunmakers is a cocktail pub and taqueria at 13 Eyre Street Hill in Clerkenwell, EC1R 5ET. It says it has been a home of independent rebel spirit since 1920 and calls itself a cosy blend of London boozer and cocktail bar. The site says the team pride themselves on hospitality to every guest. The menu is cocktails, beers and Mexican street food, with tacos prepared to order in the pub's own kitchen. You can book a table, an area or the whole pub, or just turn up. Three spaces can be hired: Paloma's Garden, covered and heated with seating for up to 35 and named after the palm tree that grows there; a first-floor private dining room seating up to 18; and a ground-floor small dining room for groups of up to 10. Full venue hire is offered for up to 80 guests. Paws of London records outdoor seating, an enclosed garden and outdoor heaters here, and lists the pub as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked. Farringdon and Chancery Lane stations are each a six-minute walk, with Holborn about eleven minutes.

Cafes: dog-friendly cafés in Camden, or Dog cafes in London, grouped by area.

Nearest Stations

• Camden Town (19 venues)
• Camden Road (17 venues)
• Hampstead (14 venues)
• Holborn (13 venues)
• Tottenham Court Road (10 venues)

Neighbourhoods in Camden

• Bloomsbury (4 venues)
• Camden Town (13 venues)
• Clerkenwell (6 venues)
• Covent Garden (4 venues)
• Fitzrovia (5 venues)
• Hampstead (14 venues)
• Highgate (4 venues)
• King's Cross (5 venues)
• West Hampstead (3 venues)

How many dog-friendly venues are listed in Camden?

We list 39 dog-friendly venues across Camden, covering neighbourhoods from Camden Town and Euston through to Hampstead, Highgate, West Hampstead, and St John's Wood. That said, 27 of the 39 have no confirmed dog policy yet, so we recommend calling ahead to double-check before visiting. 12 of the 39 state on their website that dogs are allowed, giving you a solid starting point for planning your trip.

Which Camden venues have outdoor seating for dogs?

8 of the 39 venues listed offer outdoor seating. One standout is Wolfpack West Hampstead, a restaurant rated 4.7 out of 5 that was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews) and features both outdoor seating and an enclosed garden. The Magdala Tavern in Hampstead also lists outdoor seating and was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). Outdoor space can be a real bonus when you're out with your pup, especially on a sunny afternoon.

Are there any dog-friendly pubs near Camden Town station?

Yes, the Bucks Head is just a 1-minute walk from Camden Town station and was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). The Old Eagle Pub is also in Camden Town, a minute's walk from Camden Road station, and was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). Both are rated 4.6 out of 5 and make convenient stops if you're exploring the area with your dog.

Which venues in Camden have enclosed gardens?

6 of the 39 venues have an enclosed garden. Wolfpack West Hampstead is one notable option, a restaurant rated 4.7 out of 5 with both an enclosed garden and outdoor seating that was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). It's located just a 4-minute walk from West Hampstead Thameslink, making it an accessible choice for a meal out with your pup in a secure outdoor setting.

Are there dog-friendly cafes near Euston?

Black Sheep Coffee & Cocktails is a cafe on Euston Road, just a 2-minute walk from Great Portland Street station, rated 4.6 out of 5. It was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews) and offers a relaxing atmosphere with fantastic coffee, waffles, and a good selection of food and drinks. There are some seating options in front, so it's worth popping by if you're in the Euston area with your dog.

Which dog-friendly venues in Camden are closest to their nearest station?

Several venues are exceptionally convenient. The Magdala Tavern in Hampstead is just a 1-minute walk from Hampstead Heath station and was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). Both the Bucks Head and the Old Eagle Pub in Camden Town are each a 1-minute walk from their respective stations (Camden Town and Camden Road) and were also checked by Paws of London before listing. These short walks make quick visits with your dog much easier.

Do any Camden venues provide water bowls for dogs?

Only 1 of the 39 venues currently lists water bowls as an amenity. While extras like water bowls are always a nice touch, many dog-friendly spots may still offer them without advertising the fact. If your dog needs water on a walk, it's worth asking staff when you arrive or bringing a portable bowl just in case.