Dog-Friendly Restaurants in Barnet
Barnet offers a good range of dog-friendly restaurants, from charming village pubs to countryside-style retreats, making it easy to enjoy a meal out with your four-legged companion. The Prince of Wales, A Heartwood Inn stands out with water bowls, dog treats, outdoor seating and an enclosed garden, and it states on its website that dogs are welcome. The Arkley in Arkley is another solid choice with a 4.4/5 rating, outdoor seating and an enclosed garden, and it states on its website that dogs are welcome. For a relaxed meal with easy access, Builders Arms in High Barnet is just a 3-minute walk from New Barnet station and was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews).
Across the 8 restaurants listed here, 4 have outdoor seating and 4 have an enclosed garden, giving you plenty of options for dining al fresco with your pup. While 5 of the 8 have a website stating dogs are allowed, 3 have no confirmed dog policy yet, so it's worth calling ahead if you're planning to visit one of those. Whether you're looking for a quick bite near the station or a leisurely Sunday roast in a garden setting, Barnet's dog-friendly restaurant scene has something to suit.
This page combines Paws of London venue records with information published on venue websites and, where available, supplied by venues or contributed by visitors. Where a dog policy is shown as not yet confirmed, we have not checked it with the venue: call ahead before travelling.
- Romeo & Juliet's – 5 Lyttelton Rd, London N2 0DW, United Kingdom (4.7/5)
Romeo & Juliet's is a highly-rated restaurant in East Finchley serving the local community with impressive 4.7/5 reviews. Dogs are welcome at the outdoor seating area, making it a great spot to enjoy a meal with your pup by your side. Located just a 14-minute walk from East Finchley station, it's an easy neighbourhood destination for dog owners.
- Builders Arms – 3 Albert Rd, London, Barnet EN4 9SH, United Kingdom (4.4/5)
The Builders Arms is a restaurant located in High Barnet, Barnet, just a 3-minute walk from New Barnet station. While specific dog amenities are not detailed, its listing as a dog-friendly venue suggests a welcoming atmosphere for canine companions. This spot is a great option for diners looking for a meal in the area who wish to bring their well-behaved dogs along.
- The Arkley – Barnet Rd, Arkley, Barnet EN5 3EP, United Kingdom (4.4/5)
The Arkley is a country pub and restaurant on Barnet Road in Arkley, in the London Borough of Barnet. Its website describes it as a pub, bar and restaurant with its very own courtyard, and as a family friendly country pub in a leafy suburb. The menu is pub food. Dishes named on the site include roasted pork belly with seared scallops and beer battered fish and chips, with sticky toffee pudding among the desserts. There is a dedicated children's menu, and the bar serves real ales, wines and lagers. The pub has an outdoor garden for eating and drinking, and the site also lists table booking, delivery, order for collection and gift cards. It is a member of the Premium Country Pub Collection Rewards Club. For dog owners, dogs are allowed in the bar area and garden only, and the booking options mark the bar as walk-in only for dogs. Paws of London also records outdoor seating and an enclosed garden. The nearest station is High Barnet, a 22-minute walk.
- The Gate – Barnet Rd, Barnet EN5 3LA, United Kingdom (4.4/5)
The Gate is a family-run pub and restaurant on Barnet Road in Arkley. The owners say they took on The Gate in 1999, and that they love great food and take pride in producing good, hearty meals. The pub has never taken bookings of any kind, and says the reason is that it wants everyone to be able to visit. When it is busy, a host allocates tables as they become available, which can mean a small wait. On Sundays and bank holidays it serves roast dinners in addition to its full menu, with the roasts of the day on chalk boards in the pub. A separate kids menu lists a homemade quarter pounder with chips and coleslaw, penne pasta with homemade tomato and basil sauce, Prime Cumberland pork sausages with mash and gravy, home-cooked pork spare ribs in BBQ sauce, and breaded whole cod fish fingers with chips and baked beans. 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 Prince of Wales, A Heartwood Inn – 2 Church Hill Rd, London, Barnet EN4 8TB, United Kingdom (4.3/5)
The Prince of Wales is a pub and restaurant at 2 Church Hill Road, East Barnet, part of Heartwood Inns. The site says it has stood in East Barnet Village since 1876 and is the last remaining pub in the village. It sits on Church Hill Road near Oak Hill Park, and the site notes nearby street parking. The pub has a spacious bar, a dining room and an outdoor terrace. The kitchen serves a seasonal à la carte menu and Sunday roasts, with a wine list, cocktails and a kids menu. The About page describes a refurbishment that combines the building's historic character with Heartwood's own style. The pub describes itself as dog-friendly. Its About page asks owners to say when booking so a table can be reserved in the dog-friendly area, and water and treats are free for dogs. There is also a dog menu. Oakleigh Park is the nearest station, about 7 minutes on foot, with New Barnet about 12 and Cockfosters about 18.
- Cock Inn – Chalk Ln, London, Barnet EN4 9HU, United Kingdom (4.3/5)
Experience a true country pub atmosphere at The Cock Inn, a premium restaurant and bar in the heart of Barnet. Enjoy their appealing garden space, perfect for a relaxing meal. While specific dog amenities aren't detailed, this restaurant is listed as dog-friendly, welcoming your canine companions to join you in its charming setting. Located conveniently near Cockfosters station, it's an accessible escape for both locals and visitors.
- Brent Cross Shopping Centre – Prince Charles Dr, Brent Cross, London NW4 3FP, United Kingdom (4.3/5)
Brent Cross Shopping Centre stands on Prince Charles Drive in Brent Cross, NW4, in the London Borough of Barnet. Its own website says it was the UK's first large, enclosed shopping centre and that it has been part of London's story since 1976. The centre describes itself as home to big brands, boutiques, family favourites and food from around the globe, with options running from grab-and-go to sit-down meals. Cafes and bars sit alongside the shops, and the site mentions a funfair, a circus and escape rooms among the things to do on site. It also advertises thousands of free parking spaces, which matters if you are arriving by car with a dog in the boot. For dog owners, the recorded amenity is outdoor seating. Paws of London lists the centre 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 Brent Cross (8 minutes on foot), Hendon Central (10 minutes) and Brent Cross West (11 minutes).
- The Orange Tree – 7 Totteridge Village, London N20 8NX, United Kingdom (4.3/5)
The Orange Tree is a pub and restaurant at 7 Totteridge Village, Totteridge, N20 8NX, in the London Borough of Barnet. It describes itself as a fine country pub serving chef-crafted British pub classics. The kitchen runs daily changing chef specials, and the site mentions dishes such as roasted pork belly with seared scallops, beer battered fish and chips, and battered halloumi, alongside starters, sharing platters and desserts. Hand-carved roasts are served every Sunday. At the bar it lists traditional ales, continental lagers, wine, champagne and hand-crafted cocktails, with low and no-alcohol options too. The site describes modern interiors and an outdoor space, and Paws of London records outdoor seating and an enclosed garden. For dog owners, the important detail is that dogs are not permitted in the restaurant area, which is how the booking options label it. The nearest stations are a walk away: Totteridge and Whetstone at about 16 minutes on foot and Woodside Park at about 20.
Nearest Stations
- New Barnet (4 venues)
- High Barnet (2 venues)
- Oakleigh Park (2 venues)
- Cockfosters (2 venues)
- Totteridge and Whetstone (1 venue)
Which dog-friendly restaurants in Barnet have enclosed gardens?
Four of the 8 restaurants on this page have an enclosed garden. The Arkley in Arkley states on its website that dogs are welcome and offers both outdoor seating and an enclosed garden. The Orange Tree in Totteridge also states on its website that dogs are welcome and features outdoor seating and an enclosed garden. The Prince of Wales, A Heartwood Inn in High Barnet has water bowls, dog treats, outdoor seating and an enclosed garden, and states on its website that dogs are welcome.
Are there any dog-friendly restaurants in Barnet near a station?
Yes, several restaurants are within easy walking distance of a station. Builders Arms in High Barnet is just a 3-minute walk from New Barnet station and was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). Cock Inn is a 5-minute walk from Cockfosters station and was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). The Prince of Wales, A Heartwood Inn is 7 minutes on foot from Oakleigh Park and states on its website that dogs are welcome.
Which Barnet restaurants provide water bowls or dog treats?
Only one of the 8 restaurants listed here offers both water bowls and dog treats. The Prince of Wales, A Heartwood Inn in High Barnet provides water bowls and dog treats, plus outdoor seating and an enclosed garden. It states on its website that dogs are welcome. This award-winning community pub in East Barnet Village is known for genuinely welcoming four-legged friends and is located 7 minutes' walk from Oakleigh Park station.
What are the highest-rated dog-friendly restaurants in Barnet?
Several restaurants share a 4.4/5 rating. The Arkley in Arkley states on its website that dogs are welcome and offers outdoor seating and an enclosed garden. Builders Arms in High Barnet, just 3 minutes from New Barnet station, was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). Old Bull & Bush Hampstead has outdoor seating and an enclosed garden and states on its website that dogs are welcome. The Green Dragon in High Barnet welcomes dogs indoors and states on its website that dogs are welcome.
Can I take my dog inside at any Barnet restaurants?
The Green Dragon in High Barnet is specifically noted as welcoming dogs indoors and states on its website that dogs are welcome. It's a beloved local pub offering seasonal dishes and pub classics in a warm atmosphere. Other venues may also allow dogs inside, but their specific indoor policies aren't detailed in the available information, so it's best to call ahead or check individual venue websites to confirm their arrangements.
Are all the restaurants on this page confirmed as dog-friendly?
No, not all have confirmed dog policies. Five of the 8 venues have a website stating dogs are allowed, while 3 have no confirmed dog policy yet. The Gate was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews), but specific dog amenities and policy details aren't available. If you're planning to visit a venue with an unconfirmed policy, it's always wise to phone ahead before travelling with your dog.
Which dog-friendly restaurant in Barnet is best for a special occasion?
The Orange Tree in Totteridge is a fine country pub serving chef-crafted British classics made with seasonal produce, from elegant lunches to indulgent dinners and spectacular Sunday roasts. It has a 4.3/5 rating, outdoor seating and an enclosed garden, and states on its website that dogs are welcome. The Prince of Wales, A Heartwood Inn is another excellent choice, described as a charming, award-winning community hub with a stylish pub, elegant dining room and stunning amenities including water bowls and dog treats.