Dog-Friendly Pub Near Elephant and Castle

There are 4 dog-friendly pub within walking distance of Elephant and Castle station. The Gladstone Arms is the highest rated on Google with a 4.6/5 rating. Nearby venues span Southwark, Lambeth.

• The Gladstone Arms – 64 Lant St, London SE1 1QN, United Kingdom

  The Gladstone Arms, known as The Glad, is a family-run pub on Lant Street in Southwark, run by siblings Meg and G. The pub says it has stood on the street since the nineteenth century, with a later rebuild, and is named after William Gladstone. It is a live music pub, with gigs every Tuesday and Sunday ranging from folk and blues to pop and electronica, plus comedy and open mic nights. The bar has around 13 beers on tap, including ales and craft beers from local breweries. The kitchen serves Anglo-Indian food that mixes British classics with Indian spices, such as a chicken tikka masala pie. There is a beer garden and roof terrace, and an upstairs function room for private hire. The pub's contact page says it is a dog friendly pub. Borough station is a one minute walk away, with Elephant and Castle and London Bridge both about 9 minutes on foot.

• The Ministry, Borough | Workspace & Members' Club | South London – 79-81 Borough Rd, London SE1 1DN, United Kingdom

  The Ministry in Borough is a workspace and members' club at 79-81 Borough Road, South London. The site describes it as a converted Victorian printworks, with 50,000 sq ft of workspace, and it comes from Ministry of Sound. The building offers private offices for small teams through to organisations of 100 or more, and individual desks with lockable storage, breakout spaces and private phone booths. There is a members' lounge, a gym, and a deli where fresh food is made in-house by chefs every day, alongside juices, smoothies and coffees. A bar serves post-work cocktails. The Ministry says more than 20 events run every week for members, including fitness classes, panel talks, workshops and live music. Meeting and event space can also be hired for team days and client pitches. It is an over-18s venue. The Ministry of Sound Group also founded and runs Jai Dog Rescue, a dog charity working with street dogs in Thailand. 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. Borough and Elephant and Castle stations are each about five minutes on foot.

• The Albert Arms – 1 Gladstone St, Elephant and Castle, London SE1 6EY, United Kingdom

  The Albert Arms is a Georgian pub at 1 Gladstone Street, near Elephant and Castle in Southwark. Its website says the building dates back to when it was split into two separate pubs, The Victoria and The Albert, and that the Imperial War Museum and South Bank University are just around the corner. There is a front bar and a rear bar, with a selection of real ales, lagers, craft beers, gins and spirits. The rear bar has a cosy fireplace and may be available for private hire, for celebrations, entertaining or exhibition space. Food comes from a resident Thai kitchen, Saawaros, with the main menu served in the first floor restaurant and a bar menu in the ground floor pub. Sunday roasts are a regular feature. Families are welcome to dine, although prams and bicycles cannot be taken inside. 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. Elephant and Castle station is about a 3 minute walk away, and Lambeth North is about 7 minutes on foot.

• The Tankard Kennington – 111 Kennington Rd, London SE11 6SF, United Kingdom

  The Tankard is a pub at 111 Kennington Road in Kennington, on the corner of the road since the early 1800s. It says it was first established in 1825 beside the old walls of Bethlem Royal Hospital, was rebuilt in 1879 as the Victorian pub standing today, and returned to its original name in 2017. There is a first-floor terrace that looks over the Imperial War Museum, with Geraldine Mary Harmsworth Park just across the road. The pub serves pub food from Sunday roasts to comforting classics, alongside cask ales, craft beers, wines and cocktails. It describes a mix of cosy corners, the bar and the terrace, and mentions pub quizzes among its regular activities. Walk-ins are welcome, and bookings are recommended for weekends and groups. 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 is recorded. Lambeth North is a 5 minute walk and Elephant and Castle 9.

How many dog-friendly pub are near Elephant and Castle station?

There are 4 dog-friendly pub within walking distance of Elephant and Castle station.

What's the best dog-friendly pub near Elephant and Castle?

The Gladstone Arms is currently the highest-rated, based on Google reviews.

What lines serve Elephant and Castle station?

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