Dog-Friendly Venues Near City Thameslink

There are 13 dog-friendly venues within walking distance of City Thameslink station. Black Sheep Coffee is the highest rated on Google with a 4.7/5 rating. Nearby venues span City of London, Islington, Westminster.

• Black Sheep Coffee – Paul's, 2 Cheapside, London EC2V 6AA, United Kingdom

  This St. Paul's cafe has a 4.7/5 Google rating and is conveniently located a 2-minute walk from the nearest station. While specific dog amenities aren't listed, its inclusion in a dog-friendly guide suggests a welcoming atmosphere for canine companions in the heart of the City of London.

• Black Sheep Coffee – 173 Fleet St, London EC4A 2EN, United Kingdom

  Black Sheep Coffee on Fleet Street is a cafe known for its coffee and waffles. It offers in-store shopping, free WiFi, and various payment options. The cafe is praised for its friendly service and peaceful environment.

• Fox & Anchor (Hotel) – 115 Charterhouse St, Barbican, London EC1M 6AA, United Kingdom

  The Fox & Anchor is a pub with rooms at 115 Charterhouse Street in Barbican, in the London Borough of Islington. It describes itself as a pub with six bedrooms, and the rooms sit on the first floor above the bar. Each room has a Hypnos bed, an ensuite shower, an honesty bar, a Nespresso coffee machine and dedicated working space. One feature room has a private terrace, proper living space and a copper roll-top bathtub. Downstairs, the kitchen takes inspiration from its neighbour, Smithfield Market, and breakfast dishes include Eggs Angus and chilli and lime avocado on toast. The Barbican Conservatory, St Paul's Cathedral and Smithfield Market are all within a stroll. For dog owners, the hotel says the rooms all have space for a doggy bed (or two), and Paws of London records dog beds or blankets here. Barbican station is a three-minute walk and Farringdon four minutes. City Thameslink is about nine minutes away.

• Fox & Anchor – 115 Charterhouse St, Barbican, London EC1M 6AA, United Kingdom

  The Fox & Anchor is a pub with six bedrooms at 115 Charterhouse Street, on the edge of Smithfield Market. It describes itself as a historic pub and a well-known hangout for people who like great beer and regularly changing guest ales. The food is chops and steaks, with the steaks coming from Godfrey's butchers, plus classic pub dishes, specials that change often and Sunday roasts. Cocktails are made on site, and the pub says it is known for its City Boy Breakfasts. Upstairs, the six rooms include freestanding roll-top tubs and coffee machines, and one has a private terrace. Walk-ins are welcome, though booking ahead is suggested for the best tables. For dog owners, Paws of London records dogs welcome indoors, and the pub's own wording refers to its dog-friendly rooms. Barbican station is a 3 minute walk, with Farringdon 4 minutes away and City Thameslink about 9 minutes on foot.

• Gaucho Chancery Lane – 125 Chancery Ln, London WC2A 1PU, United Kingdom

  Gaucho Chancery Lane is a steak restaurant at 125 Chancery Lane, WC2A, in Holborn. It is one of a group of Gaucho restaurants, and this branch's own page places it just off The Strand, between the legal district and the West End. The restaurant spans two floors behind striking arched windows. The ground floor is a dining room with a soaring wine display, and a spiral staircase leads up to a mezzanine dining gallery bar. The menus include a pre and post theatre menu, sharing dishes and a signature menu. For events, the private dining room holds a maximum of 24 guests seated, the mezzanine 80 seated and the cocktail bar 60 standing. The site notes that wheelchair access is restricted to the ground floor only. 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 nearest stations are Temple, a five-minute walk, Chancery Lane at six minutes and City Thameslink at seven.

• Brutto – 35-37 Greenhill Rents, London EC1M 6BN, United Kingdom

  Brutto is a casual neighbourhood trattoria at 35-37 Greenhill Rents in Clerkenwell, serving classic Florentine dishes. Its website describes the philosophy as simplicity and quality, authenticity and big flavours, with a bar for a glass of wine or a Negroni and a cosy restaurant. Like many trattorias in Florence, it does not serve fish, though there are some vegetarian and vegan options. Its dry-aged T-bone steaks come from Longcroft & Old in Smithfield Market, are chalked up on a blackboard each day, and sometimes sell out. Tables are booked through OpenTable for up to six guests, groups are not split across tables, and there is no private hire. The website says dogs are welcome: a bowl of water is always available, with healthy treats and doggy bags, and the restaurant has a house bulldog named Bailey. The nearest stations are Farringdon (2 minutes on foot), Barbican (4 minutes) and City Thameslink (8 minutes).

• Ye Olde Cock Tavern – 22 Fleet St, Temple, London EC4Y 1AA, United Kingdom

  Ye Olde Cock Tavern, a historic pub dating back to 1549, boasts the narrowest frontage of any London pub and is located opposite Temple Church in the City of London. This family-friendly restaurant offers outdoor seating and an enclosed garden, making it a welcoming spot for patrons with their canine companions. It’s just a 5-minute walk from Temple station.

• BrewDog Chancery Lane – 1 Plough Pl, London EC4A 1DE, United Kingdom

  BrewDog Chancery Lane, located in the City of London, is a restaurant that appears to focus on craft beers from the USA. There is no information provided regarding their dog policy or any dog-specific amenities.

• The Argyle – 1 Greville St, London EC1N 8PQ, United Kingdom

  The Argyle is a pub at 1 Greville Street, near Hatton Garden, Farringdon and Holborn. It is part of Pubsmiths. The site says it opened in the early 1820s as The Old Leather Bottle, and later spent a spell as a jewellery store called The King of Diamonds in Hatton Garden's diamond district. Today it has three floors of dining, a wide choice of beers and over 40 gins, and it is known for its roof terrace. There is also a beer garden, with umbrellas for cover when the weather turns, and the pub serves classic British pub food and afternoon tea. Private hire options and secondary rooms are available. For dog owners, the pub says it welcomes well-behaved dogs and reserves selected areas for guests with dogs. Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times, stay calm around other guests and be supervised by their owner. Its dog menu includes bar snacks and dinner bowls. Chancery Lane is a 3 minute walk, Farringdon 4 minutes and City Thameslink 9.

• Smiths of Smithfield – 67-77 Charterhouse St, London EC1M 6HJ, United Kingdom

  Smiths of Smithfield is a restaurant, rooftop and bar at 67-77 Charterhouse Street, Farringdon, in Islington. The building is run by Young's Pubs and has four floors, with three separate kitchens. No.3 Rooftop Restaurant serves a seafood-led menu with views over the City of London, and has an outdoor heated terrace. The Grill, on the second floor, is a classic steakhouse; the site says its steaks are sourced from Smithfield Market across the road, and it has a wine list of over 150 varieties. The Bar serves a street-food inspired menu, with breakfast from 7.30am, and turns into a late-night drinking space in the evening. The first floor has two private rooms, which can be combined, plus a flexible open space used for meetings, private dinners and celebrations. 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 nearest station is Farringdon, about 2 minutes on foot, with Barbican about 4 minutes away and City Thameslink about 8.

• Ye Olde London – 42 Ludgate Hill, London EC4M 7DE, United Kingdom

  Ye Olde London is a Greene King pub at 42 Ludgate Hill in the City of London. The pub's own page describes it as a traditional 18th century pub with a beer garden and sports viewing, serving real ales and classic pub food in a family-friendly setting. Live football is a regular feature, with the pub listing the Premier League, the EFL, the WSL and European competitions. Outside there is a beer garden. The kitchen offers small plates and hearty pub classics, and a Sunday roast with the classic trimmings. Tables can be booked through the pub's page, and the Greene King app lets customers order and pay from their phone. The website also lists private get-togethers among the things the pub caters for. City Thameslink station is a 1 minute walk away, and St Paul's and Blackfriars are each about 4 minutes on foot. 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 Happenstance – 10 Paternoster Sq., London EC4M 7DX, United Kingdom

  This stylish restaurant in the heart of the City of London offers a beautiful escape with views of St Paul's Cathedral. It's a great spot for a relaxed meal or drinks, with dog-friendly outdoor seating available. Conveniently located near St. Paul's station, it's an ideal destination for both city dwellers and their canine companions.

• Cats, Dogs & Peace of Mind – 35-37 Ludgate Hill, London EC4M 7JN, United Kingdom

How many dog-friendly venues are near City Thameslink station?

There are 13 dog-friendly venues within walking distance of City Thameslink station.

What's the best dog-friendly venue near City Thameslink?

Black Sheep Coffee is currently the highest-rated, based on Google reviews.

What lines serve City Thameslink station?

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