Dog-Friendly Pub Near Old Street

There are 15 dog-friendly pub within walking distance of Old Street station. Hat & Feathers is the highest rated on Google with a 4.7/5 rating. Old Street is served by Northern, Great Northern. Nearby venues span Hackney, Islington, Tower Hamlets.

• Hat & Feathers – 2 Clerkenwell Rd, London EC1M 5PQ, United Kingdom

  Step into Hat & Feathers, a beautifully restored historic pub in Clerkenwell, first established in the 1860s. This iconic Islington local offers a fresh take on the classic British pub experience, with thoughtful seasonal cooking and carefully poured pints. While specific dog amenities aren't listed, its welcoming pub atmosphere makes it a lovely spot to relax with your canine companion after a stroll, conveniently located just a 5-minute walk from Barbican station.

• Swift Shoreditch – 91-93 Great Eastern St, London EC2A 3HZ, United Kingdom

  Swift Shoreditch is a vibrant pub located in the heart of Shoreditch, just a 4-minute walk from Old Street station. Although specific dog-friendly policies aren't detailed, its listing as a dog-friendly venue suggests a welcoming atmosphere for your canine companions. Enjoy their seasonal specials and classic cocktails in a relaxed setting in the City of London.

• The Edge Bar – 23-24 Shoreditch High St, London E1 6PG, United Kingdom

  The Edge is a distinctive Shoreditch pub offering expertly crafted cocktails, quality beers, and delicious food since 2015. With both cosy indoor and outdoor seating, it's a welcoming spot for socialising with friends. Located right by Shoreditch High Street station, The Edge's outdoor space and casual vibe make it dog-friendly for owners wanting to enjoy drinks and food with their four-legged companions.

• Prince Arthur – 49 Brunswick Pl, London N1 6EB, United Kingdom

  The Prince Arthur is a small neighbourhood pub at 49 Brunswick Place, which it describes as in the heart of Shoreditch, about 100 yards from Old Street tube station. It sits on a quiet side street just off Hoxton Square and Old Street, and says friendship, the local community and inclusivity are at its heart. The pub lists beers, cocktails, wines and spirits, more than 50 board games and a sound system for its playlists. Upstairs, the first-floor function room can be reserved for groups of up to 50 people, and the same floor has meeting room facilities by day with a projector, PA system and high speed fibre broadband. An art wall on the first floor hosts rotating exhibitions, and the pub invites artists to get in touch if they would like to exhibit. For dog owners, dogs are recorded as welcome indoors. Old Street station is about three minutes away on foot, with Shoreditch High Street about nine and Hoxton about ten.

• William IV – 7 Shepherdess Walk, London N1 7QE, United Kingdom

  William IV is an independent pub at 7 Shepherdess Walk in Hoxton, a short walk from Old Street. Its website says the pub was originally built in the 1830s, was saved from redevelopment, restored and re-opened in 2023. Downstairs is the pub itself, where the owners say they pour Augustiner Hells on draught. Upstairs is a dining room with a more extensive menu built on British produce. The kitchen says it uses rare breed meat from Swaledale butchers, fish from Flying Fish and Wright Brothers filleted on site from Brixham day boat catches, and sourdough and burger buns from St John Bakery. The pub also serves a Sunday roast. The two owners describe the pub as fully independent and self-funded, and say they ran pubs for Barworks before opening it. Old Street station is about 8 minutes on foot, with Angel around 12 minutes and Essex Road around 15. 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.

• Plaquemine Lock – 139 Graham St, London N1 8LB, United Kingdom

  Plaquemine Lock is a Louisiana gastropub at 139 Graham Street in Islington, N1. It stands on Regent's Canal, a four-minute walk from Angel station, with Essex Road and Old Street stations a longer walk away. The menu blends Cajun and Creole classics with British produce, and the pub describes the setting as laid-back and music-filled. Weekend brunch includes fried chicken, pancakes, fresh baked cornbread, pain perdu with brandy and pecans, Eggs Sardou with artichoke, spinach, cornbread and hollandaise, and shrimp and okra gumbo. Live music plays every weekend, from Zydeco to swampy blues to foot-stomping funk. Private dining is also offered, which it says usually starts with a cocktail and builds with communal oyster shucking. Dogs are welcome indoors, according to our recorded amenities, and the venue's own site says dogs are allowed at its performance brunches, though it recommends adults for the shows. Angel is the nearest station, about four minutes on foot.

• Queen's Head Shoreditch – 222 Shoreditch High St, London E1 6PJ, United Kingdom

  Queen's Head Shoreditch is a pub at 222 Shoreditch High Street in East London, run by Urban Pubs and Bars. Its website describes it as a place for after-work drinks, burgers and classic cocktails, and as a spot to meet friends and family for drinks, a bite, or both. Beer is the main draw. The pub lists international classics, local craft beer and beer brewed on site, and the team offers beer flights and samples. The food side is British pub classics and burgers. Beyond the bar, the pub has shuffleboard, karaoke, and live screenings of sport including Premier League football, cricket, tennis and rugby. Table bookings are made through the Urban Pubs and Bars website. Shoreditch High Street station is a 1 minute walk away, with Liverpool Street and Old Street both around 8 to 9 minutes on foot. 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 Earl of Essex – 25 Danbury St, London N1 8LE, United Kingdom

  The Earl of Essex is a beer pub at 25 Danbury Street, in the Angel area of Islington. The website says it was established in 2012 and describes an ever-changing list of the best local and international beers, matched with a food menu and one of the best beer gardens around. The beer board changes most days, with a few permanent lines and mostly rotating beers from a varied mix of breweries and styles. Every Sunday is roast day, with weekly beer pairings that change with the board. Tables can be booked by online enquiry and are held for 15 minutes. The garden tables cannot be reserved and are walk-in only, because of council licensing restrictions. A card is held behind the bar for tabs. Access is one small step to the entrance, with a ramp available on request and an accessible toilet. The pub has a code of conduct and an "Ask for Angela" scheme for anyone who feels unsafe. Angel is the nearest station, a 5 minute walk. 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 Shoreditch Arms – 127 Shoreditch High St, London E1 6JE, United Kingdom

  The Shoreditch Arms is a pub at 127 Shoreditch High Street, in Hackney. Its website calls it "a lively and atmospheric pub in the heart of Shoreditch serving delicious food, craft beers, wines & spirits". Downstairs is Bar Kick, which the pub describes as its basement for sporting and gaming good times. The pub says it shows live sport there, promising "an unmatched gameday experience". During the week the pub serves lunch options and small plates, alongside craft beers, cocktails, wines and spirits. The pub is part of the Urban Pubs and Bars group, whose site carries its page. 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. The nearest stations are Shoreditch High Street, a 5 minute walk, Hoxton (7 minutes) and Old Street (8 minutes).

• The Old Ivy House – 166 Goswell Rd., London EC1V 7DT, United Kingdom

  The Old Ivy House is a traditional London pub located in Clerkenwell.

• Three Crowns – 8 East Rd, London N1 6AD, United Kingdom

  Three Crowns is a pub at 8 East Road in Shoreditch, about a 2 minute walk from Old Street station. Its website lists the address as 8 East Road, Shoreditch, N1 6AD, and the pub is also known as The Three Crown Old Street. The food side is run by a head chef who cooks pub classics. The pub says its menus cover mains, burgers, bar snacks and Sunday roasts, and the bar serves craft beers and real ales on tap alongside cocktails. Its drinks range runs from popular lagers to local craft beers, ales, stouts and ciders, and it describes the selection as suited to an after-work pint. Sport is shown here too: the pub says it carries a range of sporting events on both Sky Sports and TNT Sports, including Premier League and rugby. 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. Old Street is the nearest station, with Shoreditch High Street about 11 minutes on foot and Hoxton about 12.

• Owl & Pussycat – 34 Redchurch St, London E2 7DP, United Kingdom

  The Owl & Pussycat is a pub at 34 Redchurch Street in Shoreditch, a short walk from Shoreditch High Street station. It describes itself as considered by many to be the soul of Shoreditch. The kitchen serves pub food, sharing boards and lunch buns, with beers on draft and cocktails, and there are coffee and lunch menus for people working from the pub in the week. Sunday roasts come with bottomless Yorkshire puddings and unlimited gravy. At the rear is a beer garden, covered and fitted with heaters. Upstairs, the first-floor room called the Jago is a cocktail bar, and the Private Jago Room holds up to 45 people for meetings. The pub says the garden is dog-friendly, and Paws of London records outdoor seating, an enclosed garden and outdoor heaters. The nearest stations are Shoreditch High Street, about 2 minutes on foot, Hoxton at 10 minutes and Old Street at 11 minutes.

• Narrowboat – 119 St Peter's St, London N1 8PZ, United Kingdom

  The Narrowboat is a pub at 119 St Peter's Street in Barnsbury, Islington, overlooking Regent's Canal. Its website describes a mix of rustic charm and contemporary elegance, with views of the canal, and leans on a boat theme throughout, from its crew to its lower deck. The kitchen runs seasonal menus that range from warm, hearty classics to vegan dishes, alongside a bespoke "Sips n Snacks" menu. A Sunday roast is served with double egg Yorkshire puddings, crispy roast potatoes and plenty of gravy. The pub shows football on its TVs and big screens. The lower deck can be hired privately and has its own bar, which suits birthdays, weddings and corporate gatherings. The venue records outdoor seating, and 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 Angel, a 7 minute walk, with Essex Road (11 minutes) and Old Street (13 minutes) also within reach on foot.

• The Barley Mow – 127 Curtain Rd, London EC2A 3BX, United Kingdom

  A welcoming pub on Curtain Road in Shoreditch, just a 5-minute walk from Shoreditch High Street station. The Barley Mow serves drinks in a relaxed setting and appears dog-friendly—many London pubs welcome well-behaved dogs, and this one's casual vibe makes it a natural spot for a pint with your pup. Open weekdays and Saturdays from 4pm, it's perfect for evening outings.

• The Fox – 28 Paul St, London EC2A 4LB, United Kingdom

  The Fox is a corner pub on Paul Street near Old Street and Shoreditch. It calls itself a traditional East End corner pub, lovingly restored with a modern twist, and is known for its selection of world beers and London gins. The pub is spread over three floors. The ground floor has the main bar, the first floor has a function room with a second bar, and there is an outdoor roof terrace. A private karaoke den takes up to 20 guests. Food comes from The Coop, a pop-up food residency serving fried chicken, loaded fries and burgers, alongside an Asian inspired home cooked menu. 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 Old Street (4 minutes on foot), Shoreditch High Street (6 minutes) and Moorgate (8 minutes).

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

There are 15 dog-friendly pub within walking distance of Old Street station.

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

Hat & Feathers is currently the highest-rated, based on Google reviews.

What lines serve Old Street station?

Old Street is served by Northern, Great Northern.