Dog-Friendly Pub Near Cannon Street

There are 7 dog-friendly pub within walking distance of Cannon Street station. The Banker, EC4 is the highest rated on Google with a 4.3/5 rating. Cannon Street is served by Circle, District, Southeastern. Nearby venues span Southwark, City of London.

• The Banker, EC4 – Cousin Ln, London EC4R 3TE, United Kingdom

  The Banker, EC4 is a Fuller's pub on Cousin Lane in the City of London, on the north bank of the Thames between Southwark Bridge and London Bridge. Its website says it is located under the Arches and has views of the river, with an outdoor terrace. The pub offers refined pub classics made from seasonal ingredients, and a bar that runs from modern craft beers to cask classics. It also has function rooms for business meetings, weddings and birthdays. Paid parking is nearby, though the pub says it cannot promise a space, and buses stop on North Colonnade, two minutes away. The Monument to the Great Fire of London is a short walk away. The website lists assistance dogs as welcome. The nearest stations are Cannon Street (3 minutes on foot), Mansion House (4 minutes) and Monument (5 minutes).

• The Market Porter – 9 Stoney St, London SE1 9AA, United Kingdom

  Nestled beside the vibrant Borough Market, The Market Porter is a traditional Victorian pub with a charming dining room offering panoramic views. While not explicitly detailed, its historic pub ambiance and location in a bustling market area suggest a welcoming atmosphere for patrons and their canine companions. Conveniently located near London Bridge station, it's an ideal spot to enjoy classic British fare and a pint after exploring the area.

• The Pavilion End, St Paul's – 23 Watling St, London EC4M 9BR, United Kingdom

  The Pavilion End is a Fuller's pub and restaurant at 23 Watling Street in the City of London, in the shadow of St Paul's Cathedral. Its website calls it the City's finest live sports pub, with Sky and TNT Sports channels and big screen viewing. The kitchen serves refined pub classics made from fresh, seasonal ingredients. The bar lists modern craft beers alongside cask classics, and the pub has a courtyard. Function rooms are available for business meetings, weddings and birthdays. 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. Mansion House station is about a minute's walk away, St Paul's about three minutes, and Cannon Street about four. The pub sits on Watling Street, which runs parallel with Cannon Street, and is a short walk from St Paul's Cathedral and the One New Change shopping centre.

• The Mudlark – Montague Cl, London SE1 9DA, United Kingdom

  The Mudlark is a Nicholson's pub on Montague Close in Southwark, close to London Bridge. Its website presents it as a pub serving food, and says you can eat in the dining rooms or take a quick bar snack from the same menu in the pub. Besides its classic main menu, the pub runs two dedicated menus. One is a speciality fish house menu, listing mussels in Nicholson's pale ale, sea food thermidor and Shetland salmon fillet, and the other is a Sausage and Chop House menu, with venison and red wine, lamb and sujuk and wild boar and apple sausages, plus pork, Barnsley lamb and porterhouse chops. There is a dessert menu with sticky toffee pudding, a cheese board, and buffet menus for groups. The pub also mentions cask ale and wine. 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 station is about four minutes away on foot, with Monument and Cannon Street six to seven minutes away. Outdoor seating is recorded.

• The Wheatsheaf – 6 Stoney St, London SE1 9AA, United Kingdom

  The Wheatsheaf is a pub at 6 Stoney Street in Borough, set under the railway bridge and directly opposite Borough Market. It calls itself a market pub garden boozer with an industrial look, and it sits moments from London Bridge. The pub serves craft and draught beers, classic cask ales and a selection of spirits, with cocktails and fizz available too. There are two main bars and a choice of 15 different beers on draft and cask. On the food side it serves craft pizzas under the name Doughp and messy burgers. A space called The Yard is the pub garden area, and a top-floor Double Decker looks over the market. The pub also offers private hire and screens sport. 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 about four minutes away on foot, Borough about six and Cannon Street about nine.

• Anchor Bankside – 34 Park St, London SE1 9EF, United Kingdom

  The Anchor Bankside is a waterside pub at 34 Park Street in Bankside, Southwark, run by Greene King. Its own page says it was rebuilt in 1676 after the Great Fire of London and remains the sole survivor of the river taverns of Shakespeare's time. It lists Shakespeare's Globe as six minutes away and Borough Market as close by. The kitchen serves traditional pub food, including fish and chips, sirloin steak, burgers and soups, with vegan, vegetarian and non-gluten containing options. The bar pours wines, beers and spirits, including Greene King's own beers such as Flint Eye, Prior Life and Greene King IPA. There is a beer garden with views of London landmarks, and function rooms can be hired for meetings and parties. The pub accepts coaches, has free Wi-Fi and offers disabled facilities. The pub calls itself dog-friendly and says it loves dogs great and small. Paws of London's dog-policy card below shows where its own record comes from and when it was last checked. Cannon Street station is about a 6 minute walk away, with London Bridge and Mansion House about 7 minutes.

• The Hydrant, Monument – Equitable House, 1 Monument St, London EC3R 8BG, United Kingdom

  The Hydrant is a Fuller's pub and restaurant at Equitable House, 1 Monument Street, in the City of London. Its website places it right opposite the Monument to the Great Fire of London, on the north side of London Bridge, and next door to the entrance to Monument station. Inside, the pub offers a menu of refined pub classics made with fresh, seasonal ingredients, and a bar that runs from modern craft beers to cask classics. There is a first-floor mezzanine that the pub says is suited to parties and private hires, plus function rooms for business meetings, weddings and birthdays. Paws of London lists The Hydrant as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked. Getting there is simple by rail. Monument is the closest station, with Bank on the DLR about 5 minutes away and Cannon Street around 4 minutes on foot. For drivers, the pub says there is metered parking nearby but it cannot promise a space.

How many dog-friendly pub are near Cannon Street station?

There are 7 dog-friendly pub within walking distance of Cannon Street station.

What's the best dog-friendly pub near Cannon Street?

The Banker, EC4 is currently the highest-rated, based on Google reviews.

What lines serve Cannon Street station?

Cannon Street is served by Circle, District, Southeastern.