Dog-Friendly Venues in Enfield

Enfield offers a welcoming mix of dog-friendly cafes, pubs, and specialist services for you and your four-legged companion. Eco Bravo Cafe, the first dog-friendly cafe in the area, states on its website that dogs are welcome and provides dog treats and dog-loving staff, just a 7-minute walk from Gordon Hill station. For a traditional pub experience, The Dog & Duck states on its website that dogs are welcome and features outdoor seating and an enclosed garden. If you fancy a historic setting, Rose and Crown at Clay Hill states on its website that dogs are welcome indoors and is a 14-minute walk from Gordon Hill.

Across the 21 venues listed on this page, 10 have a website stating dogs are allowed, whilst 11 have no confirmed dog policy yet, so it's worth calling ahead before visiting those. You'll find 3 venues with outdoor seating and 3 with an enclosed garden. Transport links are good, with several venues within easy walking distance of local stations including Southbury, Gordon Hill, and Bush Hill Park.

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.

• @105 – 105 Lincoln Rd, Enfield EN1 1JX, United Kingdom

  A charming cafe in Enfield Town, @105 boasts an impressive 4.8/5 Google rating. Though specific dog amenities aren't listed, its designation as a dog-friendly venue suggests a welcoming atmosphere for canine companions. Located just a 6-minute walk from Southbury station, it's a convenient spot for a relaxing break with your best friend.

• Cockfosters Veterinary Surgery – 23 Heddon Court Cockfosters Rd, Barnet EN4 0DB, UK

  Cockfosters Veterinary Surgery is a veterinary practice in North London offering a range of services for pets, including preventative care, health checks, and pet relocation assistance, as well as a pet health club. As a veterinary surgery, it is inherently dog-friendly, as it provides medical care for dogs.

• Medivet Cockfosters – 121, 123 Cockfosters Rd, Cockfosters, Barnet EN4 0DA, UK

  Medivet Cockfosters is a veterinary practice at 121-123 Cockfosters Road, Cockfosters, in the London Borough of Enfield. It is one of the Medivet group's practices, and the group's page for this branch gives its address and an email contact. The practice lists vaccinations, flea, tick and worming treatments, neutering, microchipping and Animal Health Certificates for pet travel. It also mentions dental facilities, x-ray machines for diagnosis and in-house laboratory testing, advice from nurses, and at-home visits that its veterinary teams often offer. Appointments are 15 minutes, which the practice says leaves time to ask the vet any question about a pet's health and lifestyle. Clients can create an account online and book a pet's first consultation. For dog owners, this is a veterinary practice that treats dogs, and step-free access is recorded. The page lists paid street parking and a paid car park.

• Eco Bravo Cafe – 196 Lancaster Rd, Enfield EN2 0JH, United Kingdom

  Eco Bravo Cafe is a coffee house and juice bar at 196 Lancaster Road, Enfield. It describes itself as eco-friendly, with sustainability at the heart of what it does, from its supply chain to its biodegradable cups. The menu covers locally roasted coffee, freshly squeezed juices, smoothies, speciality teas, sandwiches, salads, all-day breakfast and light bites. Takeaway cups are compostable, reusable bottles, cups and lunchboxes are on sale, and customers eating in are offered complimentary ionised water. The cafe can be hired for small gatherings, and there is a separate event space for workshops or training days. On dogs, the cafe says "We’re the first dog-friendly cafe in our area", and Paws of London records dogs welcome indoors, dog treats and staff who welcome dogs. The nearest station is Gordon Hill, a seven-minute walk, with Enfield Chase and Enfield Town about a quarter of an hour further on foot.

• The Dog & Duck – 74 Hoppers Rd, London N21 3LH, United Kingdom

  The Dog & Duck is a highly-rated pub in Enfield with a welcoming outdoor space perfect for pups. With its enclosed garden and outdoor seating areas, this charming venue offers a relaxed spot to enjoy a drink with your four-legged friend by your side. Located in Winchmore Hill, it's an ideal neighbourhood spot for dog owners looking for a friendly local.

• Village Vet Palmers Green – 88 Aldermans Hill, London N13 4PP, UK

  Village Vet Palmers Green is a long-standing pet shop, with nearly 20 years of experience, offering a wide selection of pet foods and accessories. Situated directly opposite the lovely Broomfield Park, it's a convenient stop for local pet owners. They also provide comprehensive veterinary services including consultations, surgical care, and inpatient services.

• Goddard Veterinary Group, Enfield – 5 Green St, Enfield EN3 7HG, UK

  Goddard Vets Enfield is a veterinary practice at 5 Green Street in Enfield, North London. It serves the local community and surrounding areas including Edmonton, Southgate, Winchmore Hill and Palmers Green, and says its team has been trusted by pet owners in the area for nearly 40 years. The practice has on-site facilities for blood testing, x-rays and surgeries, and offers a free health check to new pets. Official Veterinarians there can issue Animal Health Certificates for travelling abroad. The branch is accredited by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons and holds Cat Friendly Clinic status. Out of hours, clients are pointed to Wanstead Veterinary Hospital, the closest emergency hospital to this branch, and a pet's medical history is accessible from all of the group's practices. For dog owners, dogs are welcome as this is a veterinary practice. There is free parking on the surrounding streets and metered parking in front of the practice, and bus routes 307, 121 and 279 serve it. The practice sits within the Ultra Low Emission Zone.

• Rosemary Avenue Veterinary Clinic – Rosemary Ave, Enfield EN2 0SP, UK

  Rosemary Avenue Veterinary Clinic, also called Rosemary Avenue Vets, is a vet practice on Rosemary Avenue in Enfield, EN2 0SP. The practice has been part of the inspiring vet care family since 2018, and says that beyond a new-look website nothing about the clinic has changed, with the same friendly faces and the same personal care. It offers consultations, preventative care and out-of-hours emergency support to pet owners across Enfield and the wider Middlesex area, from routine check-ups to more complex treatment. Registered clients can book appointments, request repeat medication and make payments by logging into their account, and new clients can register a pet online. The practice also offers Pet Health Club, a monthly plan with no joining fee whose plans include vaccinations, tailored parasite treatments and six-monthly health checks. Paws of London lists the practice as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked. The practice can be reached at reception@rosemaryavenuevetclinic.co.uk.

• The Beehive – The Beehive, 24 Little Bury St, London N9 9JZ, United Kingdom

  The Beehive in Enfield is a charming refurbished country pub offering delicious homemade food and a unique on-site petting farm. This venue warmly welcomes dogs, providing a relaxed atmosphere perfect for enjoying a meal or drinks after a walk. It's conveniently located with Bush Hill Park station a short 12-minute walk away, making it an accessible spot for both locals and visitors with their furry companions.

• Rose and Crown - Clay Hill – 185 Clay Hill, Enfield EN2 9AJ, United Kingdom

  The Rose & Crown is a pub at 185 Clay Hill, Enfield, EN2 9AJ. Its website says it is one of the very oldest inns in Enfield, in a hollow between Whitewebbs Park and Hilly Fields, in an area once known as the Bridge Street hamlet. The site tells some of the building's history. It was once owned by Mr Knott, grandfather of Dick Turpin, and an iron ring on the front wall is where Turpin may have tied up his horse. The right-hand side was added in the late 19th century and was used as a greengrocer's shop. The pub serves Beavertown beers, and its room spaces can be used for business meetings, club and society events and celebrations such as birthdays, weddings and christenings. Paws of London records dogs welcome indoors, and the recorded evidence is that the homepage and FAQs state "Dogs welcome". The nearest station is Gordon Hill, about a 14 minute walk, with Enfield Chase at around 26 minutes and Enfield Town around 27 minutes on foot.

• Medivet Enfield Great Cambridge Rd – 9 Cambridge Parade, Enfield EN1 4JU, UK

  When your dog needs expert care, Medivet Enfield Great Cambridge Rd offers comprehensive veterinary services with a 4.4/5 Google rating. Providing cat, dog, rabbit, and small mammal treatments, they ensure all pets receive top-notch attention. Conveniently located in Enfield with free on-street parking, they also offer an out-of-hours service for emergencies, ensuring your pet is cared for day and night.

• The Salisbury Arms – 253 Hoppers Rd, London N21 3NP, United Kingdom

  The Salisbury Arms is a charming restaurant located in the heart of Enfield, offering a delightful dining experience for locals and visitors alike. While specific details about dog amenities aren't listed, its welcoming atmosphere and classification as a restaurant suggest it's a great spot to bring your well-behaved canine companion. Enjoy their diverse menu and friendly service in a comfortable setting.

• Pets at Home Enfield – 4A Crown Rd, Enfield EN1 1AJ, United Kingdom

  Pets at Home Enfield is a pet shop and Pet Care Centre at 4A Crown Road in Enfield, in the London Borough of Enfield. Paws of London records it as a pet shop and groomer. The branch offers nutrition consultations, and it keeps small animals in store: rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, rats, gerbils and fish. The page also lists a vets details link and a booking enquiry option. Orders placed online can be collected in store through One Hour Click & Collect, and the website says availability may vary by store, so it advises checking the store's details before ordering. The company's own FAQ says its stores welcome well-behaved dogs, which can come into the shop as long as they are kept on a lead and under control at all times. The dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked for this branch. On foot, Southbury station is a 10 minute walk away, with Enfield Town 18 minutes and Bush Hill Park 20 minutes away.

• The Old Wheatsheaf – 3 Windmill Hill, Enfield EN2 6SE, United Kingdom

  The Old Wheatsheaf is a pub at 3 Windmill Hill in Enfield. It describes itself as a characterful Enfield pub where tradition meets a lively, modern spirit, and it stands in North Enfield between the Town library and Enfield Chase station. At its heart is a bar, surrounded by a mix of spaces, from quieter corners for a pint to livelier spots for meeting friends. The pub serves cocktails and small plates alongside its large plates, and has a spacious beer garden where a stretch tent covers part of the seating. It describes the garden as surrounded by natural greenery. Dogs are welcome at the Old Wheatsheaf, both on the front terrace and inside by the bar, and the pub asks that they are kept on a lead at all times. Paws of London also records outdoor seating, an enclosed garden and dogs welcome indoors. Enfield Chase station is a 2 minute walk away, Enfield Town about 9 minutes and Gordon Hill about 14. The pub also points to Trent Park and Enfield Chase as nearby green spaces.

• The King's Head – 1 The Grn, London N21 1BB, United Kingdom

  The King's Head is a pub at 1 The Green in Winchmore Hill, North London, in the London Borough of Enfield. Its website says it stands overlooking the Village Green, and describes itself as the hub of the community. Drinks are cask ale, craft beers and wines, and the kitchen works from a menu of seasonal dishes and British classics with a twist. Sunday lunch comes with bottomless homemade gravy and yorkshire puddings. The pub also has a garden, and its rooms can be hired for celebrations, from grand to informal. Paws of London records outdoor seating here. The pub calls itself dog-friendly. Its own words are "our dog-friendly, impressive regal pub that is the hub of the community". Winchmore Hill station is a 2 minute walk away, and the pub sits opposite The Green. Grange Park is about 12 minutes on foot. The website adds that Southgate underground station is a short drive away.

• The Ridgeway Tavern – 76 The Ridgeway, Enfield EN2 8JF, United Kingdom

  The Ridgeway Tavern is a welcoming Enfield pub serving quality food in comfortable surroundings, complete with a spacious beer garden perfect for relaxing with your pup. This Ember Inns venue offers diverse menus including kids, vegetarian, and vegan options, making it great for group outings. Located on The Ridgeway with Gordon Hill station just an 8-minute walk away, it's an easy spot to visit with your four-legged friend.

• Crown & Horseshoes – 12-15 Horseshoe Ln, Enfield EN2 6PZ, United Kingdom

  Crown & Horseshoes is a Greene King pub at 12-15 Horseshoe Lane in Enfield, in the London Borough of Enfield. The kitchen is the focus. The pub's own site describes a menu that runs from traditional pub classics to more unusual dishes, with vegan and vegetarian options and alternative menus for guests with specific dietary requirements. Starters include halloumi fries and salt and pepper squid, and mains include Cumberland pork sausages with colcannon mash, plus steak and ale pie and fish and chips among the classics. It also has a separate menu with no gluten containing ingredients, and a table can be booked online or by phone. Dog owners will find that Paws of London has recorded water bowls, dog treats, an enclosed garden and dogs welcome indoors. The pub says dogs are welcome in designated dog-friendly pubs and bar areas at the manager's discretion, and asks owners to keep barking to a minimum. The nearest stations are Enfield Chase (6 minutes on foot), Enfield Town (9) and Gordon Hill (12).

• Jolly Farmers – 2 Enfield Rd, Enfield EN2 7QS, United Kingdom

  The Jolly Farmers is a McMullen pub at 2 Enfield Road in Enfield, in the area the pub calls "Frog's Bottom". Its website says it has been part of the McMullen family since 1910 and that it is one of the largest, yet most intimate, of McMullen's Chicken & Grill pubs. The menu includes freshly spit-roasted chicken, soft serve ice cream sundaes, locally brewed real ales and hand selected wines. The pub has log fires and cosy corners, group dining and a separate function room. The function space can seat up to 60 guests for dining or 80 for less formal events, and booking the adjoining bar area brings numbers to 120. For dog owners, the website says: "Our bar area is dog friendly where their own special menu is available as well as wipes for dirty paws after a long walk." Enfield Chase station is about fifteen minutes on foot, with Gordon Hill about seventeen and Grange Park about nineteen.

• Village Vet Winchmore Hill – 2 Station Rd, London N21 3RB, UK

  Village Vet Winchmore Hill is a veterinary practice at 2 Station Road, N21 3RB. The practice describes itself as large and fully equipped, and places itself between Winchmore Hill, Palmers Green and Enfield. A car park sits to the rear. The site describes a relaxed, friendly and caring atmosphere and invites clients to call or pop in. Services listed for the branch include pet dental care and diagnostic imaging, with a separate advanced services section for more specialist work. The clinical team includes veterinary surgeons, among them an ophthalmologist and a vet for exotic animals, along with registered veterinary nurses and a client care team. Village Vet has an overnight nurse to monitor inpatients. For out-of-hours emergencies the page points clients to the group's St Albans practice, which it says is open 24/7 for emergency pet care in the Hertfordshire area. The Hampstead branch stays open to offer services if required, and the Winchmore Hill practice is closed on Christmas Day and Boxing Day. 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.

• The Kings Head Enfield – 9 Market Place, London EN2 6LL, United Kingdom

  The Kings Head is a pub and restaurant at 9 Market Place in Enfield Town, in the London Borough of Enfield. The building dates from 1899 and is Grade II listed. It overlooks Enfield's market place, and the pub's own site describes it as a traditional community pub restored in 2010. The kitchen serves pub food, including a burger, fish and chips, and a Sunday roast with roast potatoes, homemade Yorkshire puddings and gravy. There is a children's menu, with half portions of the Sunday roast for children under 12. Upstairs, a separate function room on its own floor has a licensed bar and a capacity of up to 100 people, and the snug can be booked for private parties. 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. For getting there, the pub's site says Enfield Town station is about a five minute walk, and Enfield Chase station is an eight minute walk. Customers can park in the market square on days other than market days.

Cafes: Dog cafes in London, grouped by area.

Nearest Stations

• Enfield Town (7 venues)
• Gordon Hill (7 venues)
• Enfield Chase (6 venues)
• Turkey Street (3 venues)
• Southbury (2 venues)

Neighbourhoods in Enfield

• Enfield (4 venues)

Which cafes in Enfield are dog-friendly?

Eco Bravo Cafe states on its website that dogs are welcome and is the first dog-friendly cafe in the area, offering dog treats and dog-loving staff just 7 minutes' walk from Gordon Hill station. @105 in Enfield Town was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews) and boasts an impressive 4.8 out of 5 Google rating, located 6 minutes from Southbury station.

Are there any dog-friendly pubs in Enfield?

The Dog & Duck states on its website that dogs are welcome and has a 4.6 out of 5 rating, with outdoor seating and an enclosed garden. Rose and Crown at Clay Hill also states on its website that dogs are welcome indoors, is a family-run historic pub once linked to Dick Turpin, and sits 14 minutes' walk from Gordon Hill station.

Which Enfield venues offer dog treats?

According to the facts available, 2 of the 21 venues have dog treats. Eco Bravo Cafe states on its website that dogs are welcome and provides dog treats alongside dog-loving staff, making it a popular choice for canine visitors to this eco-conscious coffee house.

Do any dog-friendly venues in Enfield have enclosed gardens?

Yes, 3 of the 21 venues have an enclosed garden. The Dog & Duck states on its website that dogs are welcome and features both an enclosed garden and outdoor seating areas, providing a relaxed outdoor space for you and your pup to enjoy.

Are there veterinary services in Enfield that welcome dogs?

Rosemary Avenue Veterinary Clinic was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews) and has a 4.5 out of 5 rating, offering accessible appointment booking and a Pet Health Club membership scheme. Goddard Veterinary Group, Enfield states on its website that dogs are welcome and has nearly 40 years of experience providing preventative care, vaccinations, neutering, and microchipping. Medivet Enfield Great Cambridge Rd also states on its website that dogs are welcome, with a 4.4 out of 5 rating.

How many dog-friendly venues are listed in Enfield?

There are 21 venues listed on this page. Of these, 10 have a website stating dogs are allowed, whilst 11 have no confirmed dog policy yet. The latest policy evidence is dated 19th June 2026, so we recommend checking directly with venues before visiting if their policy isn't confirmed.

Which dog-friendly venues in Enfield are close to stations?

@105 was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews) and is just 6 minutes' walk from Southbury station with a 4.8 out of 5 rating. Eco Bravo Cafe states on its website that dogs are welcome and is 7 minutes from Gordon Hill, whilst The Beehive was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews) and sits 12 minutes from Bush Hill Park.