Dog-Friendly Pub Near Hampstead

There are 13 dog-friendly pub within walking distance of Hampstead station. The Magdala Tavern is the highest rated on Google with a 4.6/5 rating. Hampstead is served by Northern. Nearby venues span Camden, Barnet.

• The Magdala Tavern – 2a S Hill Park, London NW3 2SB, United Kingdom

  The Magdala Tavern is a pub at 2a South Hill Park in Hampstead, in the London Borough of Camden. It describes itself as a cherished local pub, and it comes from the team behind The Sussex Arms and The Express Tavern. The kitchen is open, and the food is built around pub classics with daily changing specials and Sunday roasts. The menus are prepared on site from British ingredients, and the pub passes surplus food to FareShare, the food-waste charity. At the bar it lists 20 keg beers, 7 casks and ciders, a range of local real ales, wines and whiskies, and small-batch spirits. Outdoor seating is recorded for the venue. 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. Hampstead Heath station is a one-minute walk away. Belsize Park is about eight minutes on foot, and Hampstead about eleven.

• The Flask – 14 Flask Walk, London NW3 1HE, United Kingdom

  The Flask is a pub at 14 Flask Walk in Hampstead, reached down a cobbled passage surrounded by antique shops, delis and boutiques, just moments from Hampstead High Street. It sits in a Grade II listed building and describes itself as a traditional English pub with original Victorian features. The bar pours real ales, craft beers and wines, with a cocktail list that includes an Espresso Martini. The menu runs from hearty pub classics to something a little different, and there is a Sunday roast with vegan and vegetarian options alongside Shropshire chicken, West Country beef and Dingley Dell pork. The pub also hosts parties and events, and has a cosy fire and a courtyard. The pub calls itself a favourite with dog walkers fresh off the Heath, and dogs are welcome in the courtyard and indoors. An enclosed garden and outdoor seating are also recorded. Hampstead station is a 1 minute walk, and Finchley Road and Frognal is 8 minutes away.

• The Duke of Hamilton – 23-25 New End, London NW3 1JD, United Kingdom

  The Duke of Hamilton is a pub at 23-25 New End in Hampstead, run by Loci Pubs. The pub says it has been a core part of Hampstead life since 1721, and that local brothers Ben and Ed and their childhood friend Adam brought it back to life in 2019. It describes its food as classic British pub cooking with a modern twist, and it names The Hampstead Butcher and Providore among its suppliers, including for its Sunday roasts. The drinks list covers craft beers, wines and cocktails. In the basement is the Hampstead Jazz Club, a small live music room with its own bar that can also be used for rehearsals, recordings and private events. On dogs, the pub's own history page says families and dogs are welcome. The nearest stations are Hampstead, about 3 minutes on foot, Finchley Road and Frognal at 4 minutes and Hampstead Heath at 12 minutes.

• The Spaniards Inn – Spaniards Rd, London NW3 7JJ, United Kingdom

  Steeped in history and literary legend, The Spaniards Inn is a Grade II listed pub dating back to 1585, located near Hampstead Village and Parliament Hill. This iconic spot, frequented by Charles Dickens and John Keats, offers a warm, elegant atmosphere. While not explicitly mentioned, its listing as a dog-friendly venue suggests your canine companions are welcome to join you after a stroll on Hampstead Heath. Enjoy their famous Sunday roasts and an extensive selection of drinks.

• The Old White Bear – 1 Well Rd, London NW3 1LJ, United Kingdom

  The Old White Bear is a pub at 1 Well Road, NW3, in Hampstead. The website calls it an independent pub at the heart of Hampstead since 1704, on the edge of Hampstead Heath and an easy walk from Hampstead High Street, and says it is one of the last truly independent pubs in the area. Drinks include cask ale, wine and beer from local craft brewers, and the pub also makes its own lemonade. The kitchen works from a fresh daily menu prepared on site, and the pub takes pride in its Sunday roasts. Inside there are open fires in the winter, suntrap seating in the summer and bears on the walls. An upstairs function room hosts some 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. The nearest station is Hampstead, a three-minute walk, with Finchley Road & Frognal five minutes away and Hampstead Heath about eleven minutes on foot.

• Old Bull & Bush Hampstead – N End Way, London NW3 7HE, United Kingdom

  The Old Bull & Bush is a pub, bar and restaurant on North End Way in Hampstead, NW3. It calls itself a premium pub with its own courtyard, and says it sits opposite Golders Hill Park, near Hampstead Heath. Food and drink are served all day, every day of the week, and the lunch, dinner and children's menus are all listed on the site. A takeaway Dine at Home service offers collection or delivery. For groups, there is a private hire room with Wi-Fi, a projector and screen, holding up to 20 seated or 30 standing, and a semi-private space called The Mezzanine. The pub is a member of the Premium Country Pub Collection Rewards Club. For dog owners, the dog-policy notes record that dogs are only allowed in the bar area, which is bookable as a dog-friendly area. Garden seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis. The nearest station is Finchley Road & Frognal, a nine-minute walk. Golders Green is about twelve minutes away on foot, and Hampstead about sixteen.

• The Horseshoe, Hampstead – 28 Heath St, London NW3 6TE, United Kingdom

  The Horseshoe is a village pub at 28 Heath Street in Hampstead, NW3 6TE, run by Urban Pubs & Bars. The operator describes it as a village pub in the heart of Hampstead and pitches it at walkers coming off Hampstead Heath. The kitchen works from an ever-changing seasonal menu of British pub classics, including burgers, fish and chips and Sunday roasts. Behind the bar are local and international craft beers, a global wine list and classic cocktails. Visitors can have lunch or dinner, take a coffee in the outdoor seating area, or drop in for a few pints. The pub also has a variety of spaces for small and large bookings, such as birthdays and team meals, and the group offers free Wi-Fi in all of its venues. 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. Hampstead station is about a minute on foot, and Finchley Road and Frognal is about nine minutes away.

• The Garden Gate – 14 S End Rd, Greater, London NW3 2QE, United Kingdom

  The Garden Gate is a pub at 14 South End Road in Hampstead, Camden, close to Hampstead Heath. The website describes it as an iconic London pub and says it "allegedly" offers the best al-fresco fun in North London, with one of the finest beer gardens in the capital. Those are the pub's own claims, not ours. The kitchen serves home-cooked food for lunch, Sunday roast, family dinner or brunch, and the pub says its menu runs from snacks and sharers to chicken dishes, meat-free options and classic pub dishes, prepared by a Head Chef and kitchen team. A Sunday set menu offers two courses of roasts and seasonal dishes, with giant Yorkshire puddings among the trimmings. There is also a drinks menu described as diverse and explorative, and tables can be reserved online. Outdoor seating and an enclosed garden are recorded for the pub. Hampstead Heath station is a one minute walk, with Belsize Park six minutes away and Hampstead eleven. 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 Wells Tavern – 30 Well Walk, London NW3 1BX, United Kingdom

  The Wells Tavern is a bar and restaurant at 30 Well Walk in Hampstead, in the London Borough of Camden. Its website describes the building as an architectural Georgian gem that was transformed from a run-down pub. The ground floor has a bar, bare tables, a fireplace, board games and squashy sofas. Upstairs are three differently decorated dining rooms, and the website says all of them can be booked for private parties, with private dining for a maximum of 16 people. The Wells is a Free House, so the beer choice ranges widely, and there is a cocktail list and a wine list. The menu is described as well priced pub classics, and the site calls it family-friendly. For dog owners, Paws of London records dogs as welcome indoors, with water bowls for dogs. The pub's own site mentions dog bowls among the features of the ground floor. The nearest station is Hampstead, a 5 minute walk. Finchley Road & Frognal is 6 minutes on foot and Hampstead Heath 9.

• The Holly Bush, Hampstead – 22 Holly Mount, London NW3 6SG, United Kingdom

  The Holly Bush is a Fuller's gastropub at 22 Holly Mount in Hampstead, in the London Borough of Camden. The team describes it as North London's go-to gastropub, and the site presents it as a local Fuller's pub. The menu runs from classic British pub fare to globally inspired dishes, and is built around refined pub classics made from fresh, seasonal ingredients. The bar pours modern craft beers and cask classics. The pub also has function rooms, which it says suit business meetings, weddings and birthdays. Baby changing facilities are listed on the site. For dog owners, the pub says it is somewhere to bring a dog after a walk on Hampstead Heath: "We welcome all canine companions at The Holly Bush who want to join for a nice refreshing drink." Assistance dogs are listed as welcome. Hampstead station is a two-minute walk. Finchley Road & Frognal is about six minutes away on foot.

• The Roebuck – 15 Pond St, London NW3 2PN, United Kingdom

  The Roebuck is a pub at 15 Pond Street in Hampstead, NW3. Its website describes a country style pub a short distance from the Parliament Hill gates of Hampstead Heath, and says the team aims to be the pit-stop for muddy boot dog walkers, as well as a coffee hub after the school run. The pub has a bar area and a heated garden, and offers private space for events. The Fawn Bar is its space for private events, from birthday parties and meetings to christenings. The menu is built around seasonal pub food made with local and British ingredients, and the website promotes its Sunday roast. 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. For getting there, Hampstead Heath station is a 3 minute walk, with Belsize Park 6 minutes and Hampstead 10 minutes away.

• Freemasons Arms Hampstead – 32 Downshire Hill, London NW3 1NT, United Kingdom

  The Freemasons Arms is a pub, bar and restaurant at 32 Downshire Hill in Hampstead, with its own courtyard and garden. It describes itself as a premium pub and a real country pub experience in Greater London, close to Hampstead Heath, Kenwood House, Keats House and the Freud Museum. The kitchen serves Sunday roasts, freshly prepared mains and classic pub favourites, and there is a spacious outdoor seating area for eating and drinking. The pub does not take bookings for outside tables, so visitors walk in and ask about availability in the beer garden. Guests can reserve a table online, order delivery or collection, and buy gift cards. Fork buffet and sandwich buffet set menus are offered for events. For dog owners, well-behaved dogs are permitted at the bar tables, in the garden and patio, and in the Hampstead Room, which is reached by stairs only. Dogs are not permitted in the restaurant. Hampstead Heath station is a 4 minute walk, Hampstead 8 and Finchley Road and Frognal 10.

• King William Ⅳ Pub & Rooms – 77 Hampstead High St, London NW3 1RE, United Kingdom

  This traditional pub in Hampstead, Camden, offers a welcoming atmosphere with a 4.2/5 Google rating. Located just a 2-minute walk from Hampstead station, it's a convenient spot for a pint or a meal. While specific dog amenities are not listed, its listing as a dog-friendly venue suggests your furry friends are welcome to join you.

How many dog-friendly pub are near Hampstead station?

There are 13 dog-friendly pub within walking distance of Hampstead station.

What's the best dog-friendly pub near Hampstead?

The Magdala Tavern is currently the highest-rated, based on Google reviews.

What lines serve Hampstead station?

Hampstead is served by Northern.