Dog-Friendly Venues Near Tower Gateway

There are 6 dog-friendly venues within walking distance of Tower Gateway station. Pedro's Wine Bar is the highest rated on Google with a 4.9/5 rating. Tower Gateway is served by DLR. Nearby venues span Southwark, City of London, Tower Hamlets.

• Pedro's Wine Bar – 128 Druid St, London SE1 2HH, United Kingdom

  Pedro's Wine Bar, part of OPS Wines Ltd, is located in an archway on Druid Street. It specializes in Portuguese wines and offers a food menu. The venue hosts wine tastings and is available for private hire.

• The Dog Public House – 72 Back Church Ln, London E1 1LX, United Kingdom

  The Dog Public House is a well-rated pub in Whitechapel with a strong 4.5/5 rating, perfectly positioned for a quick visit just 4 minutes from DLR Shadwell station. As a traditional pub, it's a natural spot for dogs and their owners to grab a drink and soak up the East End atmosphere. The Whitechapel location offers easy access and a friendly local vibe.

• Gaucho Tower Bridge – 2 More London Pl, London SE1 2AP, United Kingdom

  Gaucho Tower Bridge is an Argentine steak restaurant at 2 More London Place, SE1 2AP, beside the Thames in Southwark. It spans two glass-fronted floors and says it looks out on Tower Bridge and the Tower of London. The restaurant says it is a short walk from Borough Market and London Bridge. The restaurant serves Argentine cuisine, with wines and cocktails, and lists vegan and vegetarian dishes on its menus. Inside there is a contemporary dining room, a secluded cocktail bar and two private dining spaces, and there is a terrace for outdoor dining. Private dining rooms hold between 12 and 26 guests seated, and the top floor holds 70 to 90 seated. On dogs, the restaurant says "We are a dog friendly restaurant". Outdoor seating is recorded for the venue. The nearest stations are London Bridge, a 5 minute walk, Tower Hill (8 minutes) and Tower Gateway (9 minutes).

• Crutched Friar – 39-41 Crutched Friars, London EC3N 2AE, United Kingdom

  Crutched Friar is a pub at 39-41 Crutched Friars, part of the Pubsmiths group. The name comes from a Roman Catholic order of cross-bearing brethren that settled on the site in 1249, and the pub describes itself as occupying the historic building where the friars once lived. It serves a large selection of cask ales alongside newer craft beers, an extensive gin selection and a wine range, with British food from a quick lunch to a sit-down dinner. Guests can drink in the courtyard or settle into the dining room and bar, and the pub says it caters for corporate parties with canapes and Prosecco. The pub's website says it welcomes well-behaved dogs, with selected areas reserved 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. It also lists a dog menu with bar snacks, treat pots, dinner bowls and dog drinks, though stock may vary. Fenchurch Street station is about a minute away on foot, Tower Hill two minutes and Tower Gateway four.

• Seething Lane Tap – 14-15 Seething Ln, London EC3N 4AX, United Kingdom

  Seething Lane Tap is a well-regarded restaurant in the heart of the City of London, just a 2-minute walk from Fenchurch Street station. With step-free access, it's easy to bring your pup along for a meal in this convenient Tower Hamlets location. This dog-friendly spot comes highly rated by visitors, making it a welcoming spot for you and your four-legged friend.

• Shakedown Bar & Restaurant - Tower Bridge – 4 Queen Elizabeth St, London SE1 2LL, United Kingdom

  Shakedown Bar & Restaurant is the bar and restaurant of The Dixon, a landmark hotel at 4 Queen Elizabeth Street by Tower Bridge. It describes itself as an all-day drinking and dining venue, and the space sits in the original cell block of a former Magistrates' Court, with exposed brickwork, vaulted ceilings and industrial detailing. The venue calls itself a cocktail bar, espresso bar and restaurant. The menu is rooted in cichetti, the Italian custom of small shared plates, and includes pizzettas, pasta and prosecco. Afternoon tea is served, with handmade sandwiches, scones with clotted cream and loose-leaf teas. Shakedown can also be hired exclusively or semi-exclusively, with a flexible open-plan layout. The name nods to the building's past as a courthouse, and the restaurant floor sits above the basement where 22 holding cells once stood. 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. London Bridge is the nearest station at nine minutes on foot, with Tower Hill and Tower Gateway about eleven minutes away.

How many dog-friendly venues are near Tower Gateway station?

There are 6 dog-friendly venues within walking distance of Tower Gateway station.

What's the best dog-friendly venue near Tower Gateway?

Pedro's Wine Bar is currently the highest-rated, based on Google reviews.

What lines serve Tower Gateway station?

Tower Gateway is served by DLR.