Dog-Friendly Pubs in Hammersmith

Hammersmith offers a welcoming pub scene for dog owners, with a mix of historic riverside spots and community favourites. The Hammersmith Belle, rated 4.6 out of 5, sits just two minutes' walk from Ravenscourt Park station and features a fantastic sunny garden with ample seating and a darts lounge. Its dog policy was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). For a riverside experience, The Blue Anchor on Lower Mall has been serving locals since 1722, rated 4.4 out of 5 and a short walk from Hammersmith Bridge. Its dog policy was also checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews).

All five venues listed on this page have no confirmed dog policy yet, so it's worth calling ahead to check the latest arrangements before you travel. Most of the pubs are conveniently located within a five to six minute walk of either Hammersmith or Ravenscourt Park stations, making them easy to reach on foot with your four-legged friend.

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.

• Thatched House – 115 Dalling Rd, London W6 0ET, United Kingdom (4.6/5)

  The Thatched House is a pub at 115 Dalling Road in Hammersmith, by Ravenscourt Park. Its website says the building has been part of Dalling Road for almost 300 years, and it calls itself a traditional pub in an authentic London setting, with old world charm and a cosy feel. The pub serves gins, malt whisky, stout and lager, and describes its food as homemade from fresh ingredients. Outside is a courtyard garden with a covered area, a BBQ hut and al fresco dining. For private functions there is an orangery dining room that the pub says can cater for up to 100 people. It also arranges funeral receptions, from drinks and buffets to sit-down meals. On dogs, the website says it is very dog friendly and offers blankets, treats and drinks for dogs. It asks that you keep your dog with you, as not everyone loves dogs. Ravenscourt Park station is a 4 minute walk away. Stamford Brook is about 9 minutes on foot and Hammersmith about 10.

• Prince of Wales Townhouse – 73 Dalling Rd, London W6 0JD, United Kingdom (4.6/5)

  The Prince of Wales Townhouse is a pub and boutique hotel at 73 Dalling Road in Hammersmith, in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham. It describes itself as a destination for live sports, craft beers and food. Sport is shown on Sky Sports and TNT Sport, covering football, rugby, NFL, tennis, basketball, golf, boxing and motorsports. The bar has 15 keg beers on tap and a bottled selection from independently owned, small batch producers, along with a wine and cocktail list. The seasonal menu is prepared on site and runs from breakfast through to dinner, with an emphasis on sharing plates. The pub also advertises shuffleboard, interactive darts, party bookings and private hire, and its hotel has nine rooms. For dog owners, the recorded amenities include an enclosed garden. 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. Ravenscourt Park is the nearest station, a two-minute walk. Hammersmith is about nine minutes away on foot.

• The Hammersmith Belle – 225-227 King St, London W6 9JT, United Kingdom (4.6/5)

  The Hammersmith Belle is a community pub on King Street in Hammersmith, part of the Belle Pubs group. It describes itself as a laid back, charming pub with personality, all about friendly service and quality products. The pub shows live national and international sport on UHD screens with 4 sound zones. Outside, the garden has lots of seating and a kids play area, and there is a darts lounge for adults. The menu covers wings, nachos, topped chips, steaks, fish dishes, salads and desserts, with a choice of 21 home made burgers and vegan and vegetarian options. A home cooked traditional roast is served every Sunday. The pub is also set up for events such as birthdays, company gatherings and wedding receptions. 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 Ravenscourt Park (2 minutes on foot), Stamford Brook (9 minutes) and Hammersmith on the Hammersmith & City and Circle lines (9 minutes).

• The Dove, Hammersmith – 19 Upper Mall, London W6 9TA, United Kingdom (4.5/5)

  The Dove is a Fuller's pub at 19 Upper Mall in Hammersmith, right on the River Thames and a few minutes' walk from Hammersmith Bridge, towards Chiswick. It sits in the Upper Mall alley, and the pub has a riverside terrace as well as a fire inside. A public house has stood on the site since the seventeenth century, and Fuller's has owned it since 1796. The pub says a small room to the right of the bar entered the Guinness Book of World Records as the smallest bar room in the world, and a brass plaque marks the height of the great flood of 1928. The bar offers real ales, fine wines and food, with a menu of refined pub classics, and craft beers alongside cask ales. The nearest stations are Ravenscourt Park (5 minutes on foot) and Hammersmith (9 minutes), and pay-and-display parking is available on nearby streets. 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 Old City Arms – 107 Hammersmith Bridge Rd, London W6 9DA, United Kingdom (4.5/5)

  The Old City Arms is a pub at 107 Hammersmith Bridge Road in Hammersmith, in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham. It is one of the Craft Union pubs, and describes itself as a family friendly pub where children are welcome until 9pm if accompanied by a responsible adult. There is a beer garden, which is walk-in only: the pub says no booking is needed and you simply turn up and find a seat. Inside, the pub shows live sport on big screens on matchdays, and the drinks range covers beers, bottled lager and cider, spirits and mixers. On dogs, the pub's own dog-friendly page mentions cosy corners and water bowls, and says the beer garden has plenty of space for you and your dog to settle in. It adds that dogs are welcome to join the crowd at the pub's local charity events and fundraising nights. For getting there, Hammersmith station (District, Piccadilly, Hammersmith & City and Circle lines) is a 5 to 6 minute walk away.

• The Pear Tree – 14 Margravine Rd, London W6 8HJ, United Kingdom (4.4/5)

  The Pear Tree is a pub at 14 Margravine Road in Hammersmith, in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham. The pub describes itself as dating back to the 1800s and as one of the oldest buildings in the Hammersmith, Fulham and Barons Court area. Inside, it has classic decor and wood fires. It has a bar selection of ales, wines and spirits, and a kitchen with a main menu and a bar and snack menu. There is a secluded garden, and Paws of London records outdoor seating and an enclosed garden here. The pub is also available for private events, from partial bookings to exclusive venue hire, including birthdays and wedding receptions. 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 pub sits behind Charing Cross Hospital. Barons Court station is a five-minute walk, and Hammersmith (District line) and West Kensington are each about nine minutes away.

• The Stonemasons Arms – 54 Cambridge Grove, London W6 0LA, United Kingdom (4.4/5)

  A beloved local pub in the heart of Hammersmith, The Stonemasons Arms offers a warm and inviting atmosphere for all. While the website content doesn't specifically mention dog amenities, as a pub, it is generally considered a dog-friendly establishment. Enjoy their selection of drinks and seasonal menu items after a short walk from Hammersmith station.

• The Blue Anchor – 13 Lower Mall, London W6 9DJ, United Kingdom (4.4/5)

  The Blue Anchor is a pub at 13 Lower Mall in Hammersmith, in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, on the bank of the Thames close to Hammersmith Bridge. It is part of The Chapter Collection, which says the pub was first licensed in 1722. Downstairs is a traditional, wood-panelled pub, and upstairs is the refurbished River Room, which the pub says has views of the river. The food menu is pub classics with a twist, and the bar serves cocktails as well as classic pints and a wine list. There is a beer garden, and function rooms can be hired for private events such as birthdays and weddings. Lunch, dinner and Sunday lunch menus are listed on the pub's website. 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. Hammersmith station is about a six-minute walk away.

• The Crabtree – Rainville Rd, London W6 9HA, United Kingdom (4.4/5)

  The Crabtree is a riverside pub on Rainville Road, W6, between Hammersmith and Putney bridges. Its website describes the quietest and most picturesque stretch of the Thames, a stone's throw from Craven Cottage, with river views from its Thames Dining Room and terraces. The menus are pub classics and specials for lunch or dinner, and a Sunday roast has options for children, vegetarians and vegans. Multiple HD screens show football and rugby. Children are welcome until 8pm, free Wi-Fi is available, and a private room seats 60 people and has its own bar. For dog owners, the pub's FAQ says "Well-behaved dogs are welcome in the pub, and we can provide water bowls and dog treats". Paws of London also records outdoor seating, an enclosed garden and step-free access. The pub says it is a short walk from Hammersmith station, which our records put at about fourteen minutes.

• Hammersmith Ram – 81 King St, London W6 9HW, United Kingdom (4.3/5)

  The Hammersmith Ram is a pub at 81 King Street in Hammersmith, W6 in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham. It describes itself as a classic British pub that looks small from the outside but stretches far back, with cosy nooks and a lot of natural light. It has a beer garden and serves craft beers, spritz, wines and spirits, along with alcohol-free options. The kitchen uses fresh, local and seasonal ingredients, and the menus run from brunch to supper, including Sunday roasts. Vegetarian and vegan dishes are available; the pub asks guests to tell the manager on duty about dietary requirements when they arrive. There is no car park, but the surrounding streets offer public parking. It is close to the Eventim Apollo, Riverside Studios and the Lyric Theatre. For dog owners, Paws of London records water bowls, dog treats, outdoor seating and an enclosed garden, and staff who welcome dogs. Dogs must be kept on a lead. The nearest station is Hammersmith, a 3 minute walk away, served by the District, Piccadilly, Hammersmith & City and Circle lines.

• The Carpenter's Arms – 91 Black Lion Ln, London W6 9BG, United Kingdom (4.3/5)

  The Carpenter’s Arms is a nineteenth-century pub at 91 Black Lion Lane, on a quiet side street by St Peter’s Square on the Hammersmith and Chiswick border. It is the third pub in the Wren Pubs group, alongside The Surprise in Chelsea and The Walmer Castle in Notting Hill, and describes itself as independent, with authentic and classic interiors. The pub serves lunch and dinner in its restaurant and bar, with seasonal cooking as its focus. There is a fire indoors and a sun trap secret garden, which Paws of London records as an enclosed garden with outdoor seating. A private dining room can be hired for up to 16 people dining or 20 standing, and is also available for meetings, photo shoots and filming. The building first opened as a public house in 1871. 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 Stamford Brook, a three-minute walk, with Ravenscourt Park about six minutes away and Turnham Green about eleven.

• The Queen's Head, Hammersmith – 13 Brook Grn, London W6 7BL, United Kingdom (4.3/5)

  The Queen's Head is a Fuller's pub and restaurant at 13 Brook Green, Hammersmith, W6 7BL, directly opposite the green itself. The site describes a quiet residential location with a relaxed atmosphere. Its main draw is the garden, which the pub says is one of the largest pub gardens in West London. Inside, the kitchen serves what the site calls refined pub classics made from fresh, seasonal ingredients, and the bar runs from modern craft beers to cask classics. There are function rooms for business meetings, weddings and birthdays. The pub is convenient for the Hammersmith Apollo, Olympia and Shepherd's Bush Empire, and sits next to Westfield according to its own directions. Brook Green opposite has a play park and tennis courts, and Holland Park is close by. 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 Hammersmith on the Metropolitan line and on the Hammersmith & City and Circle lines, each about five to six minutes on foot.

• Old Ship – 25 Upper Mall, London W6 9TD, United Kingdom (4.3/5)

  The Old Ship is a riverside pub at 25 Upper Mall in Hammersmith, sitting right on the Thames. It describes itself as one of the most iconic riverside pubs in Hammersmith, known for its river views. The kitchen serves British, seasonal and freshly prepared food, including a Sunday roast with roast potatoes and Yorkshire puddings. The bar pours pints and wines, and there is a terrace for summer evenings. Two spaces can be hired privately: the private dining rooms host groups of 40 to 70 guests with views across the Thames and TVs for presentations, and the Drawing Room has its own private bar and toilet facilities. The Conservatory is also used for private celebrations. The pub's own copy says dogs are part of the pub family, and that the outdoor spaces come with water bowls, treats and plenty of fuss for visiting dogs. The nearest stations are Ravenscourt Park (6 minutes on foot), Stamford Brook (7 minutes) and Hammersmith on the District and Piccadilly lines (13 minutes).

• Rutland Arms – 15 Lower Mall, London W6 9DJ, United Kingdom (4.1/5)

  The Rutland Arms is a Greene King waterside pub at 15 Lower Mall, Hammersmith. Its website says it was built in 1849 and named after the smallest county in England. It lost its top floor and balcony in the Blitz and now stands as a two-storey building. The kitchen serves burgers, steaks, pies and desserts, along with Sunday roasts, and vegan, vegetarian and no gluten containing options are available. The bar pours Greene King's own beers, including Flint Eye, Prior Life and Greene King IPA. There is a beer garden with views over the water, regular live music, disabled facilities and function rooms for hire. The Eventim Apollo is a short walk away and Furnivall Gardens is on the doorstep. For dog owners, the pub's own website says it is dog-friendly and that it loves dogs great and small. Paws of London's dog-policy card below shows where our own record comes from and when it was last checked. Hammersmith station is about 6 minutes on foot.

Nearest Stations

• Hammersmith (Hammersmith & City/Circle) (8 venues)
• Hammersmith (District/Piccadilly) (7 venues)
• Ravenscourt Park (7 venues)
• Hammersmith (H&C/Circle) (6 venues)
• Hammersmith (Met.) (4 venues)

Which dog-friendly pubs in Hammersmith are closest to the station?

The Hammersmith Belle is the closest option, just a two minute walk from Ravenscourt Park station, with a sunny garden and darts lounge. Its dog policy was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). The Old City Arms and The Stonemasons Arms are both around five minutes' walk from Hammersmith station. The Old City Arms' dog policy was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews), and it offers great drinks at value prices.

Are there riverside pubs in Hammersmith that welcome dogs?

The Blue Anchor is a historic riverside pub on Lower Mall that has welcomed locals since 1722. Its dog policy was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). The Dove is another Fuller's pub on Upper Mall, rated 4.5 out of 5, located five minutes from Ravenscourt Park station. Its dog policy was also checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews).

What is the highest-rated dog-friendly pub in Hammersmith?

The Hammersmith Belle has the highest rating at 4.6 out of 5. This charming community pub sits just two minutes' walk from Ravenscourt Park station and features a fantastic sunny garden with ample seating and a darts lounge. Its dog policy was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews), making it a popular choice for locals.

Do I need to check before bringing my dog to pubs in Hammersmith?

Yes, it's advisable to call ahead. All five venues listed on this page have no confirmed dog policy yet, so arrangements may vary. While their dog policies were checked by Paws of London before listing (their websites and recent reviews), it's always best to confirm directly with the pub before you travel, especially if you're making a special journey.

Are there dog-friendly pubs in Hammersmith with outdoor space?

The Hammersmith Belle offers a fantastic sunny garden with ample seating and a darts lounge, rated 4.6 out of 5. Its dog policy was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). The Blue Anchor and The Dove are both riverside pubs on the Thames, offering scenic outdoor settings. Both venues' dog policies were checked by Paws of London before listing (their websites and recent reviews).