Dog-Friendly Pub Near Chancery Lane

There are 19 dog-friendly pub within walking distance of Chancery Lane station. The Queens Head, Clerkenwell (PUBLOVE) is the highest rated on Google with a 4.7/5 rating. Chancery Lane is served by Central. Nearby venues span Islington, Camden, City of London.

• The Queens Head, Clerkenwell (PUBLOVE) – 22 Easton St, London WC1X 0DS, United Kingdom

  This Clerkenwell pub, The Queen's Head, is a welcoming spot with a 4.7/5 Google rating, conveniently located a 10-minute walk from Farringdon station. While specific dog amenities aren't listed, its pub nature suggests a dog-friendly atmosphere, making it a great place to relax with your canine companion in Islington. Enjoy their delicious burgers and a wide selection of beers in a friendly setting.

• The Holy Tavern – 55 Britton St, London EC1M 5UQ, United Kingdom

  The Holy Tavern is a well-loved pub in Clerkenwell, just a 2-minute walk from Farringdon station, with a solid 4.6/5 rating. As a traditional pub, it's typically dog-friendly, making it a great spot to grab a drink with your four-legged friend. Its convenient location and strong local reputation make it worth a visit when exploring Islington with your pup.

• The Wilmington – 69 Rosebery Ave, London EC1R 4RL, United Kingdom

  The Wilmington is a pub at 69 Rosebery Avenue in Clerkenwell, opposite Exmouth Market. Its website describes it as a historic 19th-century pub and says the building keeps historical 19th century features, for what it calls an elegant and comfortable public house experience. The kitchen serves brunch, lunch and dinner, with globally influenced seasonal menus built on British ingredients. The pub mentions steaks and classic Sunday roasts among its dishes, plus specials that change. A fully equipped function room is available to hire, and the pub says it can be booked to cater for all occasions and events. 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. Farringdon station is a 9 minute walk, Angel 10 minutes and Chancery Lane 11 minutes.

• The Gunmakers – 13 Eyre St Hill, London EC1R 5ET, United Kingdom

  The Gunmakers is a cocktail pub and taqueria at 13 Eyre Street Hill in Clerkenwell, EC1R 5ET. It says it has been a home of independent rebel spirit since 1920 and calls itself a cosy blend of London boozer and cocktail bar. The site says the team pride themselves on hospitality to every guest. The menu is cocktails, beers and Mexican street food, with tacos prepared to order in the pub's own kitchen. You can book a table, an area or the whole pub, or just turn up. Three spaces can be hired: Paloma's Garden, covered and heated with seating for up to 35 and named after the palm tree that grows there; a first-floor private dining room seating up to 18; and a ground-floor small dining room for groups of up to 10. Full venue hire is offered for up to 80 guests. Paws of London records outdoor seating, an enclosed garden and outdoor heaters here, and lists the pub as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked. Farringdon and Chancery Lane stations are each a six-minute walk, with Holborn about eleven minutes.

• The Eagle Farringdon – 159 Farringdon Rd, London EC1R 3AL, United Kingdom

  The Eagle Farringdon is a pub at 159 Farringdon Road, in Farringdon, Islington. Its own history page calls it Britain's first gastropub, founded in 1991 by restaurant manager Michael Belben and chef David Eyre, who wanted a restaurant but could not afford one. The pub says it celebrated its 30th birthday in January 2021. The food is cooked to order by a small kitchen: the grill chef chalks up the menu twice daily, five minutes before service, and just two chefs are cooking at any time. Because of that, dishes from the same order may arrive at different times. The first chef, David Eyre, summed up the style as "On holiday all around the Mediterranean". Small tables and barstools around the perimeter are free seating, while larger tables for five to ten people can be booked by phone. 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's own site says its closest stations are Farringdon Overground and Underground, and buses 341 and 63 stop directly outside.

• White Bear – 57 St John St, London EC1M 4AN, United Kingdom

  The White Bear is a pub at 57 St John Street in Clerkenwell, in the London Borough of Islington. Its website calls it an independent pub a stone's throw from Smithfield market, Farringdon Station and the Elizabeth Line, housed in a lovingly restored 18th century building. The website lists rotating craft beers, artisan pizzas, cocktails and quality wines. It describes its approach as a modern take on the Great British Pub, with cold beers, hot pizzas and plenty of smiles. The site has a booking page where groups can pick a number and a date, and a newsletter sign-up for news and events. The nearest stations are Farringdon (3 minutes on foot), Barbican (4 minutes) and Chancery Lane (10 minutes). The website does not mention dogs, so check with the pub before bringing one. Paws of London lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows what we have checked.

• The Craft Beer Co. Clerkenwell – 82 Leather Ln, London EC1N 7TR, United Kingdom

  The Craft Beer Co. Clerkenwell is a pub at 82 Leather Lane in Clerkenwell, in the London Borough of Camden. It was the first pub opened by The Craft Beer Co., in July 2011, on a historic site on Leather Lane. It held the record for the most beer taps in the UK until May 2014, and the pub is known for its glass ceiling and chandelier. The drinks list is the draw: an ever-changing selection of keg beers from around the world alongside some regular house favourites, cask beers from independent UK micro-breweries, and a range of bottled beers. Food is sharing platters, pies, scotch eggs and other snacks. An upstairs lounge can be booked for private events. 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. Farringdon and Chancery Lane stations are each a 4 minute walk away, and Holborn is about 10 minutes. Paws of London records step-free access, and the pub says a ramp can be requested from staff for some wheelchair users.

• The Clerkenwell Tavern – 2 Exmouth Market, London EC1R 4PX, United Kingdom

  The Clerkenwell Tavern is a pub at 2 Exmouth Market in Clerkenwell, in the London Borough of Islington. Its own website calls it a Farringdon staple since 1876, and says it sits on the corner of one of London's best street food markets. The food is built around salt beef sandwiches and Reubens. The drinks list covers natural and organic wines and craft beers. The kitchen says it crafts its menu with ingredients from local suppliers, and takeaway food is also available for anyone in a rush or on the move. The tavern says it runs on 100% renewable electricity. 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 Farringdon, about eight minutes on foot, with Chancery Lane roughly nine minutes away and Angel around twelve.

• The Queens Larder – 1 Queen Square, London WC1N 3AR, United Kingdom

  The Queens Larder is a pub at 1 Queen Square in Bloomsbury, in the London Borough of Camden. The earliest official reference to the pub is a deed drawn up in 1710, and its name honours Queen Charlotte, who according to the pub rented a small cellar beneath it to store food for her husband, George III, during his treatment nearby. The pub describes itself as very small and intimate, with a nearly private, club-like atmosphere, a warm interior and a large outside seating area. There is also an upstairs function room, and a table in the upstairs lounge or the whole room can be booked by phone. The menu is traditional pub food, including steak and ale pie, roast rib of beef, sausage and mashed potato, beer-battered cod and several burgers. For dog owners, the pub says it is friendly to well-behaved dogs and will provide water bowls. Paws of London also records outdoor seating and an enclosed garden. Russell Square station is a 3 minute walk away, with Holborn about 6 minutes and Chancery Lane about 10 minutes on foot.

• The Clerk & Well – 156 Clerkenwell Rd, London EC1R 5DU, United Kingdom

  The Clerk & Well is a historic gastropub located in Clerkenwell, offering traditional pub classics, Sunday roasts, craft beers, and cocktails. It also features eight boutique bedrooms upstairs for overnight stays in central London.

• Three Kings Clerkenwell – 7 Clerkenwell Close, London EC1R 0DY, United Kingdom

  This characterful Clerkenwell pub boasts beautiful views over St James Clerkenwell and its leafy churchyard. Offering a warm welcome and a fine selection of food and drink, it's a classic London spot. While specific dog amenities aren't listed, as a pub in a charming area near Farringdon station, it's a great potential spot for a well-behaved canine companion.

• Exmouth Arms – 23 Exmouth Market, London EC1R 4QL, United Kingdom

  The Exmouth Arms is a Victorian pub at 23 Exmouth Market, in Clerkenwell. The pub's page says it stands in the heart of Exmouth Market and has a striking green-tiled facade, and it is run by Urban Pubs & Bars. Downstairs it serves pub classics, with a signature double-patty smash burger and a chicken Caesar salad named among the dishes. Sunday roasts include 28-day aged beef sirloin with Yorkshire puddings, and the drinks list covers craft beers, wines and cocktails. Upstairs there is a private bar on the first floor, historically a cocktail bar, which can be hired for a drinks party with your own bartender or a sit-down meal with friends. The pub group says it offers free Wi-Fi in all of its venues. Paws of London lists the pub as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked. Farringdon station is about a nine-minute walk, with Chancery Lane about ten minutes and Angel about eleven on foot.

• Ye Olde Cock Tavern – 22 Fleet St, Temple, London EC4Y 1AA, United Kingdom

  Ye Olde Cock Tavern, a historic pub dating back to 1549, boasts the narrowest frontage of any London pub and is located opposite Temple Church in the City of London. This family-friendly restaurant offers outdoor seating and an enclosed garden, making it a welcoming spot for patrons with their canine companions. It’s just a 5-minute walk from Temple station.

• The Green – 29 Clerkenwell Grn, London EC1R 0DU, United Kingdom

  The Green is a pub at 29 Clerkenwell Green in Clerkenwell. It describes itself as Britain's first organic pub, certified by the Soil Association since 1998, and as a free house. The building was the site of a tavern from 1720, and before that was home to Francis Thynne, editor of the works of Chaucer. Since then it has housed offices, restaurants, watch restorers and print studios, and became a pub again about 20 years ago. The drinks list is made up of local independent beers, seasonal cocktails and a natural-led wine list. The pub has a ground-floor bar, generous outdoor seating and a private first-floor events space that can be hired. It is part of the Culpeper Family, a certified B Corporation, and the pub says no reservations are necessary. 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 Farringdon (4 minutes on foot), Chancery Lane (8 minutes) and Barbican (8 minutes).

• Clerkenwell & Social – 2-5 St John's Sq, London EC1M 4DE, United Kingdom

  Clerkenwell & Social is a cocktail bar and pub at 2-5 St John's Square in Clerkenwell, a short walk from Farringdon and close to Clerkenwell Road. It is part of the Marylebone Leisure Group, which is known for infusion cocktails and homemade bitters and syrups, and its design follows a literary theme that reflects the history of Clerkenwell. The drinks side covers cocktails with house infusions and modern classics, a wine list and a range of bottled beer. The food is Italian-inspired, with pizzas, pasta and sharing plates. Tables, areas and the outside terrace can be reserved for groups of six or more with no minimum spend, and the venue can be hired for birthdays, corporate gatherings or weddings. 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. Outdoor seating and an enclosed garden are recorded. Farringdon is a 3 minute walk, Barbican 6 and Chancery Lane 9.

• The Argyle – 1 Greville St, London EC1N 8PQ, United Kingdom

  The Argyle is a pub at 1 Greville Street, near Hatton Garden, Farringdon and Holborn. It is part of Pubsmiths. The site says it opened in the early 1820s as The Old Leather Bottle, and later spent a spell as a jewellery store called The King of Diamonds in Hatton Garden's diamond district. Today it has three floors of dining, a wide choice of beers and over 40 gins, and it is known for its roof terrace. There is also a beer garden, with umbrellas for cover when the weather turns, and the pub serves classic British pub food and afternoon tea. Private hire options and secondary rooms are available. For dog owners, the pub says it welcomes well-behaved dogs and reserves selected areas 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. Its dog menu includes bar snacks and dinner bowls. Chancery Lane is a 3 minute walk, Farringdon 4 minutes and City Thameslink 9.

• The Castle Farringdon – 34-35 Cowcross St, Greater, London EC1M 6DB, United Kingdom

  The Castle Farringdon is a pub at 34-35 Cowcross Street, a minute's walk from Farringdon station. It describes itself as combining British pub hospitality with individuality, character and quirky charm, for a laid-back drinking and dining experience. The main menu runs all day, every day, with pub classics, lunchtime sandwiches and lighter dishes, including a wide selection of vegan and vegetarian options. There is also a Sunday set menu of two courses built around roasts, with giant Yorkshire puddings and all the trimmings. Guests can book a table online or order at the table from their seat, and gift cards are sold. Food can be collected from the pub or delivered by its delivery partners, and the events page mentions live music and quiz nights. 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. Farringdon is 1 minute away on foot, Barbican 6 and Chancery Lane 7.

• The Three Compasses – 66 Cowcross St, London EC1M 6BP, United Kingdom

  The Three Compasses is a pub and bouchon hybrid on Cowcross Street in Clerkenwell, just a minute's walk from Farringdon station. This neighbourhood spot combines casual pub vibes with French-inspired cuisine, offering a relaxed atmosphere where dogs are welcome to join you. With its convenient location and welcoming approach to canine companions, it's an easy stop for dog owners exploring the area.

• The Fence, Farringdon – 67-69 Cowcross St, London EC1M 6BP, United Kingdom

  The Fence is a Fuller's pub and restaurant at 67-69 Cowcross Street in Farringdon, which its own website says is 100 metres from Farringdon train station. The pub describes its garden as the largest and coolest beer garden in the city, and says it holds up to 150 guests. Inside, the menu features refined pub classics made from fresh, seasonal ingredients. The bar lists modern craft beers alongside cask classics. Function rooms are available for business meetings, weddings and birthdays, and the garden also has a hut that can be reserved as a private party space. On dogs, the website says: "We welcome all canine companions at The Fence who want to join for a nice refreshing drink throughout the week except Thursday from 5PM." Farringdon station is about a minute's walk away, Barbican about five minutes, and Chancery Lane about eight. The site adds that the pub is a short walk from the Barbican Centre and St Paul's Cathedral.

How many dog-friendly pub are near Chancery Lane station?

There are 19 dog-friendly pub within walking distance of Chancery Lane station.

What's the best dog-friendly pub near Chancery Lane?

The Queens Head, Clerkenwell (PUBLOVE) is currently the highest-rated, based on Google reviews.

What lines serve Chancery Lane station?

Chancery Lane is served by Central.