Dog-Friendly Pub Near London Bridge

There are 12 dog-friendly pub within walking distance of London Bridge station. The Blue Maid is the highest rated on Google with a 4.8/5 rating. London Bridge is served by Jubilee, Northern, Southeastern, Thameslink. Nearby venues span Southwark.

• The Blue Maid – 173 Borough High St, London SE1 1HR, United Kingdom

  This historic pub, a local gem in Borough, Southwark, welcomes well-behaved dogs. Enjoy a pint in a traditional setting near Borough station, knowing your four-legged friend is also welcome. It's a perfect stop for a relaxing drink after exploring the area with your canine companion.

• The Kings Arms – 251 Tooley St, London SE1 2JX, United Kingdom

  The Kings Arms is an independent, family-run gastro pub at 251 Tooley Street in Bermondsey, Southwark. The pub says it has been serving drinks and food since 2005, and its website lists fish and chips, Sunday roasts, burgers, real ale, cocktails and natural wine. The pub keeps a printed wine list that runs from whites and rosés to reds, sparkling wine and Champagne, with several natural wines marked. It takes reservations for dinner and drinks for parties of all sizes, and asks groups of more than 15 to email first. Private parties and corporate events need a conversation with the team before booking. 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 a 10 minute walk, Bermondsey 11 minutes and Tower Hill 12 minutes.

• 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.

• Lord Clyde Southwark – 27 Clennam St, London SE1 1ER, United Kingdom

  This friendly local pub in Southwark, a short walk from Borough station, offers a delicious range of food and drinks. While specific dog amenities aren't listed, its welcoming pub atmosphere makes it a potentially great spot to bring your furry friend along for a pint and a meal. It's a great place to relax and enjoy the local vibe with your canine companion.

• The Woolpack – 98 Bermondsey St, London SE1 3UB, United Kingdom

  The Woolpack is a pub at 98 Bermondsey Street, in Bermondsey in the London Borough of Southwark. It describes itself as the best pub and beer garden in South London, and sits on what its website calls a quirky and crafty little road running south from London Bridge. The website says it serves quirky pub grub made with British seasonal ingredients, and that its drinks range from craft beer to wine. Customers can sit at garden tables or in private booths. Paws of London records outdoor seating, an enclosed garden, shade and outdoor heaters. For dog owners, the website invites guests to bring their dog to the garden tables, and an EastLondonPubs video shows dogs playing freely in the garden. The dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked. The nearest station is London Bridge, a 6 minute walk, with Borough 11 minutes and Tower Hill 14 minutes away on foot.

• 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.

• 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 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 Southwark Tavern – 22 Southwark St, Greater, London SE1 1TU, United Kingdom

  The Southwark Tavern is a pub at 22 Southwark Street, on the corner of Southwark Street and Stoney Street, on the edge of Borough Market. The pub dates back to the 1800s and is housed in what used to be a debtors prison, with the old cells now turned into snug booths. Outside, it has a Victorian tiled frontage with ornate leaded windows. Inside, the pub blends period features with contemporary touches and has an open fire, along with a number of booths and comfortable seating. It serves classic British pub food from an all-day main menu, including a wide selection of vegan and vegetarian options, plus an explorative drinks menu. Tables can be booked online, and guests can order from their seat. Paws of London lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows what has been checked. London Bridge station is a 4 minute walk away, with Borough about 6 minutes and Monument about 9 minutes on foot. The Golden Hinde, the Shard and HMS Belfast are all close by.

• The Last Talisman | Bar & Restaurant – 171 Bermondsey St, London SE1 3UW, United Kingdom

  The Last Talisman is a pub, restaurant and cocktail bar at 171 Bermondsey Street in Southwark, near London Bridge. Its website describes a contemporary pub that blends a classic British pub atmosphere with subtle Asian influences, and it calls itself the best Asian-inspired pub on Bermondsey Street. The kitchen works in Asian fusion, and diners can build a 2-course or 3-course set menu. Dishes on the menu include cauliflower wings, Korean-glazed fried chicken, seared salmon with kimchi and coconut rice, stir-fry udon noodles and a dry-aged beef burger with chips. The bar serves cocktails, and the venue also runs bookable events and themed nights. The building has several private hire spaces, including a room called The Zen Den. The website lists corporate events, birthdays and drinks receptions among the occasions it hosts. London Bridge is the nearest station, about 9 minutes on foot. Borough is around 12 minutes away and Bermondsey around 14.

• 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.

• Bunch of Grapes – 2 St Thomas St, London SE1 9RS, United Kingdom

  The Bunch of Grapes is a traditional British pub at 2 St Thomas Street, SE1 9RS, close to London Bridge station, Borough Market and the Shard, in Southwark. It is run under the Young's name and serves food till late. The menu covers hearty sausage and mash, fish and chips, bar snacks, burgers and traditional Sunday roasts. On the drinks side the pub lists Young's cask ales, quirky craft beers, wines and cocktails. Outside is a "covered and heated beer garden", which the pub promotes for lunch-break pints and after-work drinks, and below is the Cellar Tap, a second bar with beers on tap and a TV. The pub also takes bookings for meetings, birthday parties, family gatherings and other celebrations, with food and drink packages. 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. An enclosed garden is recorded. The nearest stations are London Bridge (3 minutes on foot), Borough (7 minutes) and Monument (8 minutes).

How many dog-friendly pub are near London Bridge station?

There are 12 dog-friendly pub within walking distance of London Bridge station.

What's the best dog-friendly pub near London Bridge?

The Blue Maid is currently the highest-rated, based on Google reviews.

What lines serve London Bridge station?

London Bridge is served by Jubilee, Northern, Southeastern, Thameslink.