Dog-Friendly Venues Near Homerton

There are 20 dog-friendly venues within walking distance of Homerton station. Hello Vet Clapton is the highest rated on Google with a 5/5 rating. Homerton is served by Overground. Nearby venues span Hackney, Tower Hamlets.

• Hello Vet Clapton – 4 Chatsworth Rd, London E5 0LP, United Kingdom

  Hello Vet Clapton is a veterinary clinic located in the vibrant Clapton area of Hackney, easily accessible via Homerton station. While the source material doesn't specify dog-specific amenities, veterinary clinics are generally well-equipped to handle pets of all kinds, ensuring a safe and professional environment for your furry companions during their visits. Diagnoses and treatments are provided with the utmost care.

• Hello Vet Victoria Park Village – 101 Lauriston Rd, London E9 7HJ, United Kingdom

  Hello Vet is a veterinary clinic located in the charming Victoria Park Village area of Hackney. While specific dog-friendly amenities aren't detailed, its listing as a vet suggests a welcoming environment for pets. Easily accessible with London Fields station a 12-minute walk away, it's a convenient spot for your furry friend's healthcare needs with a perfect 5/5 Google rating.

• Pack and Clowder – 18 Chatsworth Rd, Lower Clapton, London E5 0LP, United Kingdom

  Pack and Clowder is an independent pet shop at 18 Chatsworth Road, Lower Clapton, for dog and cat owners. It opened in October 2015, and the name comes from collective nouns: a pack of dogs and a clowder of cats. A second shop operates at 13 Green Lanes, Newington Green. The shop stocks frozen raw food alongside dry and wet foods, chosen for their nutritional value. Accessories include collars, leads, beds, toys, litter trays and flea treatment, and the owners say they work with small East London designers as well as mainstream suppliers. The shop also sells shampoos and a collection of bow ties. A Dog Deli stall runs at markets, selling unpackaged pick 'n' mix treats on a nose to tail principle. On dogs, the website says it loves seeing dogs and cats in both its shops. Customers are greeted by Barclay, the owners' rescue dog, who is described as head of security. The nearest stations are Homerton, a 9 minute walk, and Hackney Central, 12 minutes away.

• King Rory and Friends Groom Room & Daycare – 29 White Post Ln, London E9 5EN, United Kingdom

  King Rory & Friends is a dog daycare, grooming and training business at 29 White Post Lane in Hackney Wick. The site places it 20 metres from Hackney Wick Station, above HWK Bar, with the entrance through the staircase between HWK Coffee and HWK Bar. It offers several services. The Groom Room provides treatments from full grooms to nail cutting. A small and cosy daycare room gives dogs space to socialise, play and rest between outdoor outings. Dog walkers collect dogs for pack walks, which keep a ratio of one walker to four dogs, or for solo walks aimed at dogs that are shy, nervous or reactive. There is also a four-hour outing to Hackney Marshes for a pack of four or fewer. Training is led by Jack, an IMDT-qualified trainer. Recorded amenities include water bowls and dog treats, and booking is required. Hackney Wick station is a 1 minute walk away, with Homerton 13 minutes and Stratford International 14 minutes.

• Bad Coffee – Bad Coffee 9, Oslo House, Prince Edward Rd, London E9 5LX, United Kingdom

  Bad Coffee is a specialty coffee roastery with an espresso bar inside it, at Oslo House on Prince Edward Road in Hackney Wick, Hackney. It describes itself as the "anti-aesthetic": yellow doors, floors and counters, and an interior that is industrial because it is a working roastery. The owner, Mandi, says the space was built up by the team themselves and is a constant work in progress. The roastery started roasting in 2022 and holds a couple of SCA sensory accreditations. The website lists an espresso blend, seasonal single origins from countries including Rwanda, Kenya, Ethiopia and Colombia, and a sugarcane-process decaf. Beans can also be bought on a monthly subscription, including a Roaster's Choice option. For dog owners, Paws of London records that dogs are welcome indoors, that there is outdoor seating and a quiet space, and that staff welcome dogs. Step-free access is recorded too. Hackney Wick station is a one-minute walk away, with Homerton about eleven minutes on foot.

• The Hawke Pub – 235 Victoria Park Rd, London E9 7HD, United Kingdom

  The Hawke Pub is a highly-rated spot in Victoria Park, Hackney, with a solid 4.7/5 Google rating that keeps locals coming back. This pub and restaurant welcomes dogs to enjoy their outdoor seating area, making it an ideal neighbourhood spot for a relaxed meal or drink with your furry friend. Just a 12-minute walk from Homerton station, it's a convenient find for dog owners exploring the area.

• Park Pets – Unit E, G05, London E15 2SJ, United Kingdom
• Slice Club - NY Pizza & Bar – 29 White Post Ln, London E9 5EN, United Kingdom

  Slice Club Pizza is a New York inspired pizzeria at 29 White Post Lane in Hackney Wick, E9. It describes itself as bringing 18-inch pizzas and slices to the area, and says it was built during the pandemic and has been serving since July 2021. The pizzas are stone-baked and made to order, and the dough is freshly prepared in the shop. Customers can choose a set pizza or build their own half and half. There is a range of vegan pizzas and a selection of dipping sauces to go with them. Orders can also be placed through the venue's own mobile app. 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. Hackney Wick station is a 1 minute walk away, with Homerton 13 minutes and Stratford International 14 minutes on foot.

• Well Street Kitchen London – 203 Well St, London E9 6QU, United Kingdom
• HWK LONDON – 29 White Post Ln, London E9 5EN, United Kingdom

  HWK London is a coffee shop and bar located in Hackney Wick.

• The Kenton Pub – 38 Kenton Rd, London E9 5BA, United Kingdom

  The Kenton is a pub at 38 Kenton Road in Homerton, in the London Borough of Hackney. It is an adults-only pub, and its website says everyone above 18 is welcome. There are 17 beers on draft, four of them in constant rotation, and the pub says it supports local breweries. It does not serve food, but you can order pizza from Yard Sale Pizza. Outside is a beer garden, most of it under cover, with seats and tables on a first come first served basis; Paws of London also records outdoor heaters and an enclosed garden. Inside, the former kitchen is now a private karaoke room that can be hired by the hour for groups of up to 12. The pub shows football and rugby on six screens. Dogs are welcome but must be on a lead, and the pub does not allow dogs after 6pm on Fridays and Saturdays. Step-free access is recorded, and the website mentions a wheelchair ramp. The nearest station is Homerton, a 6 minute walk, with Hackney Central 11 minutes away.

• The Roasting Shed Hackney Bridge – Unit 2 Echo Building, E Bay Ln, London E15 2SJ, United Kingdom

  The Roasting Shed Hackney Bridge is a cafe that specializes in premium coffee. They focus on transparent and traceable sourcing of their coffee beans and offer various brewing equipment and wholesale options.

• House of Pets – 135 Well St, London E9 7LJ, United Kingdom

  House of Pets & Groomers is a pet shop and dog grooming parlour at 135 Well Street, E9, in Homerton. Its website says it has served the Hackney area and beyond since 2017, describes itself as a small, independent business, and says it has been in the pet industry with its family for 50 years. The shop stocks food, treats, toys and accessories for all pets, backed by its own brand of dog and cat food. In the parlour, groomers hold a consultation before each appointment, and the menu runs from full grooms and in-between freshen-ups to hand-stripping. Owners may bring their own shampoo, including a medicated one. There is parking outside. For nervous or reactive dogs, the shop offers private shopping sessions, closing the shop so dog and owner can browse in peace. Paws of London also records dog treats, staff who welcome dogs and step-free access. The nearest stations are London Fields, eight minutes on foot, Hackney Central at nine and Homerton at eleven.

• Chesham Arms – East London Public House, 15 Mehetabel Rd, London E9 6DU, United Kingdom

  The Chesham Arms is a Victorian public house on Mehetabel Road in Hackney, in the London Borough of Hackney. It describes itself as a comfortable local community pub and, as a community asset pub, it does not take bookings. The bar serves a rotating range of beers on draught and cask, along with wine. Food is pizza, which is ordered for delivery from Yard Sale Pizza. The pub has two fireplaces for winter and a big garden for summer, and there is a terrace that overlooks the garden. Step-free access is limited: there is a small step from the pavement and an entrance step, and a moveable ramp is available to reach the main bar if you ask ahead. 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. Hackney Central station is five minutes on foot, with Hackney Downs and Homerton stations about nine and ten minutes away.

• Grow – Main Yard, 98C Wallis Rd, London E9 5LN, United Kingdom

  Grow is an independent canalside cafe, bar, kitchen and grassroots music venue on the River Lea at Main Yard, Wallis Road, in Hackney Wick. Its website says it has been serving the area since 2014 and was repurposed from a canalside factory and built by artists. Space includes a garden terrace, a greenhouse, a mezzanine and a warehouse room. The kitchen serves brunch, lunch and evening plates inspired by Middle Eastern, Mediterranean and British flavours. Drinks cover organic wines, craft beers, cocktails and low or no-alcohol options. Live music, DJs and community events run alongside the food. Grow says it runs on solar and green energy and pays the London Living Wage. Some tables can be booked in advance while others are kept for walk-ins. 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. Hackney Wick station is a 2 minute walk away. Stratford International is about 12 minutes on foot and Homerton about 14.

• Thingy Cafe – 1 Trowbridge Rd, London E9 5LD, United Kingdom
• Burnt Umber Brasserie – 2 Hepscott Rd, London E9 5HB, United Kingdom

  Burnt Umber Brasserie is a family-run Balkan restaurant at 2 Hepscott Road in Hackney Wick. The owners describe it as a small Balkan kitchen cooking recipes from their own family, using ingredients from local suppliers. Brunch runs from classic English breakfasts to a Balkan breakfast spread, including vegan options. The evening menu is built around the grill, with hand-rolled ćevapi and pljeskavica served with house-made ajvar, kajmak and urnebes. There is also a slow-cooked Sunday roast, and the site mentions a garden. The restaurant hosts private dinners and birthdays, and offers catering. For dog owners, the restaurant's own FAQ answers yes when asked if it is dog-friendly, saying it welcomes dogs. Hackney Wick station is a 1 minute walk, with Homerton 13 minutes and Stratford International 15 minutes on foot.

• The Lock Inn – 26 E Bay Ln, London E15 2GW, United Kingdom

  The Lock Inn is a pub at 26 East Bay Lane in Hackney Wick, on the banks of the River Lee Navigation. It was opened by three brothers and a friend, who also run the restaurants Mele e Pere and Gotto Trattoria, the latter right next door. The site calls it a proper Hackney Wick neighbourhood pub. The menu includes pizza, made with dough proved for over 48 hours, and a burger with a short rib, chuck and brisket beef patty. The bar has 17 taps of local brews and lagers, and cocktails are also served. Groups can ask about private hire, and tables can be booked through the website. The pub's own site says muddy boots, children and dogs are all welcome, and Paws of London records dogs welcome indoors as well as outdoor seating. The nearest station is Hackney Wick, a 5 minute walk, with Homerton (12 minutes) and Stratford International (14 minutes) further away.

• The Lord Napier Star – 25 White Post Ln, London E9 5ER, United Kingdom
• People's Park Tavern – 360 Victoria Park Rd, London E9 7BT, United Kingdom

  Nestled in the heart of Victoria Park, the People's Park Tavern boasts one of London's largest beer gardens. This East London pub is a delightful escape, offering a unique indoor/outdoor 'greenhaus' space perfect for relaxing. While specific dog amenities aren't listed, its pub nature and expansive garden suggest a welcoming atmosphere for well-behaved canine companions. Located in Tower Hamlets, it's a short walk from Homerton station.

How many dog-friendly venues are near Homerton station?

There are 20 dog-friendly venues within walking distance of Homerton station.

What's the best dog-friendly venue near Homerton?

Hello Vet Clapton is currently the highest-rated, based on Google reviews.

What lines serve Homerton station?

Homerton is served by Overground.