Dog-Friendly Venues Near Stoke Newington

There are 4 dog-friendly venues within walking distance of Stoke Newington station. Crooked Billet is the highest rated on Google with a 4.4/5 rating. Stoke Newington is served by London Overground. Nearby venues span Hackney.

• Crooked Billet – 84 Upper Clapton Rd, London E5 9JP, United Kingdom

  The Crooked Billet is a pub at 84 Upper Clapton Road, E5, in Clapton. Its website calls it the most iconic pub in Clapton and describes its beer garden as one of East London's most spacious. The kitchen serves pizzas, burgers and pub classics, with Sunday roasts on the menu. The bar pours a craft beer selection that mixes local brews with global favourites. In the garden there is an outdoor bar, and the site says covered, heated spaces are available when the temperature dips. Big screens show live football, and the pub describes itself as a place for sports fans as well as locals. For dog owners, Paws of London records outdoor seating, an enclosed garden and outdoor heaters. 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. Clapton station is a one-minute walk away, with Rectory Road eleven minutes and Stoke Newington thirteen minutes on foot.

• The Anchor & Hope – 15 High Hill Ferry, London E5 9HE, United Kingdom

  The Anchor & Hope is a small Fuller's pub at 15 High Hill Ferry in Clapton, on the banks of the River Lea. The site calls it one of Fuller's smallest and cosiest pubs, and says it can be reached on foot, by bike or even by boat. Draught beer, either cask or keg, is the main draw, backed by a carefully curated wine list and a selection of popular spirits. Seating is on large benches, which the pub says are meant to get neighbours talking. It also has a courtyard bar and cafe called The Hatch, serving coffee, pastries and cocktails, and recorded outdoor seating. For food, a jerk joint called Angel's Delights operates on the doorstep, and customers are invited to bring in a takeaway from elsewhere. 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 Clapton, about ten minutes on foot, Lea Bridge at about fourteen, and Stoke Newington at about eighteen.

• Medivet Stamford Hill – 42a Stamford Hill, London N16 6XT, United Kingdom

  Medivet Stamford Hill is a small animal veterinary practice at 42A Stamford Hill, in the Stamford Hill area of the London Borough of Hackney. It is one branch of the Medivet group, and the practice can be reached by email at the address listed on its page. The practice offers vaccinations, flea, tick and worming treatments, neutering and microchipping. Its page also lists dental facilities and Animal Health Certificates for EU pet travel. Consultations run for 15 minutes, which the practice says gives owners time to ask the vets any question about a pet's health and lifestyle. The practice has its own practice dog, Romeo. Anyone with questions about parking is asked to call the practice to discuss options. For dog owners, Paws of London records step-free access and staff who welcome dogs. Romeo, the practice dog, is described as being in the clinic most days and as greeting visitors. The nearest stations are Stoke Newington (2 minutes on foot), Rectory Road (10 minutes) and Stamford Hill (13 minutes).

• Dogsnug – 54 Stoke Newington Church St, London N16 0NB, United Kingdom

  Dogsnug is a dog accessories shop at 54 Stoke Newington Church Street, N16, with a wider online business. The company describes itself as a small UK company crafting unique and stylish dog accessories and coats, all made by hand. It was started by a menswear designer who wanted a coat for his whippet, Kai, and its first product was a coat fitted to sighthounds such as whippets, greyhounds and lurchers. The range has since grown to coats and accessories for dogs of all breeds and shapes, from dachshunds and Boston terriers to labradors and terriers. Dogsnug makes leather collars and leads from British bridle leather, and has also made collars, leads and harnesses from cork. Its site also carries jumpers, harnesses, toys and dog carriers, and size charts for whippets and dachshunds. The makers work from a workshop in London and produce in small batches. Customers can visit the shop in person, and the site lists its opening days and hours. The nearest station is Stoke Newington, a 5 minute walk, with Rectory Road about 8 minutes away.

How many dog-friendly venues are near Stoke Newington station?

There are 4 dog-friendly venues within walking distance of Stoke Newington station.

What's the best dog-friendly venue near Stoke Newington?

Crooked Billet is currently the highest-rated, based on Google reviews.

What lines serve Stoke Newington station?

Stoke Newington is served by London Overground.