Dog-Friendly Restaurants in Bexley

Bexley offers a handful of dog-friendly restaurant options, though visitors should note that 5 of 5 have no confirmed dog policy yet, so it's wise to call ahead. The area is well served by rail, with several venues a short walk from Bexley and Bexleyheath stations.

The George stands out for its historic charm, dating back to 1826, and offers step-free access, making it one of the more accessible spots in the area. Its dog policy was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews), and it's just a 2-minute walk from Bexley station. Over in Bexleyheath, the William Camden has earned a 4.1 out of 5 rating and sits only a minute's walk from Bexleyheath station; its dog policy was also checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews).

Whether you're after a traditional pub meal or a relaxed drink, these Bexley restaurants provide a warm welcome. Just remember to check the current dog policy before you set off, as details can change.

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.

• Jolly Millers Bexleyheath – 111 Mayplace Rd W, Bexleyheath DA7 4JR, United Kingdom (4.5/5)

  Newly refurbished and bright, The Jolly Millers in Bexleyheath offers a welcoming atmosphere with a great selection of drinks. While specific dog amenities aren't listed, its restaurant status and outdoor space suggest a potentially dog-friendly environment. It's conveniently located just a 12-minute walk from Barnehurst station, making it an accessible spot for you and your canine companion.

• Bear & Ragged Staff – 2 London Rd, Dartford DA1 4BH, United Kingdom (4.4/5)

  The Bear & Ragged Staff is a Greene King pub at 2 London Road in Crayford, Dartford. It works as both a pub and a restaurant, with its own menu and its own kitchen and serving hours page. The food is pub cooking with a few American-style dishes alongside it. The menu includes hand-battered cod with chips and mushy or garden peas, Cumberland pork sausages with buttered mash and a Yorkshire pudding, and a beef and ale pie. There are also burgers, loaded mac and cheese, and a meat-free sausage option. A no gluten containing ingredients menu is available, and non-alcoholic beers and drinks are stocked, though the range varies. Tables can be booked online, and groups of more than six are asked to ring the pub directly. On dogs, the pub says "Dogs are welcome in designated dog-friendly pubs and bar areas at the manager's discretion", and asks owners to keep barking to a minimum and to be considerate of other guests and dogs. For getting there, Crayford station is a five-minute walk, with Barnehurst about 23 minutes away on foot.

• The Anchor – Bridgen Rd, Bexley DA5 1JE, United Kingdom (4.2/5)

  The Anchor is a community pub on Bridgen Road in Bexley. It says it has over 90 years of history in the heart of Bexley, and describes itself as a traditional community pub with a family-friendly atmosphere. The kitchen focuses on proper pub classics and bar snacks, with traditional family favourites, small plates for children and larger sharers for groups. The bar stocks world lagers, spirits, wines and cocktails, and the pub also sells Buzzballs. It is set up for a quick cocktail, a pint at the bar, celebrations and game days, and the site says guests can watch locals passing by from their seats. The nearest stations are Bexley and Albany Park, each about 14 minutes on foot, and Bexleyheath is 26 minutes away, so most visitors will come by bus or car, or walk from one of the first two. 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.

• George – 74 Bexley High St, Bexley DA5 1AJ, United Kingdom (4.1/5)

  The George is a Greene King pub at 74 Bexley High Street, in Bexley. The pub's page lists a kids' menu, a table-booking service and a separate page for dog owners, and says visitors are welcome without a booking, though booking is recommended. The kids' menu includes starters such as mini corn on the cob and garlic bread, and mains such as cheese and tomato flatbread pizza, tomato pasta and mac and cheese. Larger groups of more than six people are asked to phone the pub directly. Menus include non-alcoholic beers and a No Gluten Containing Ingredients menu at most venues. For dogs, the pub's own page says they are welcome in designated dog-friendly pubs and bar areas at the manager's discretion, and are asked to be kept on a lead in both inside and outside seating areas and off sofas, chairs and other furniture. Paws of London records dogs welcome indoors and step-free access. Bexley station is a two-minute walk away.

• William Camden – Avenue Rd, Bexleyheath DA7 4EQ, United Kingdom (4.1/5)

  The William Camden is a Greene King pub on Avenue Road in Bexleyheath, in the London Borough of Bexley. The pub describes itself as a historic pub filled with community charm, with hearty pub food on the menu. Inside and out, it has a pool table, free Wi-Fi and disabled facilities, plus a beer garden that shows live sport on TNT Sports and Sky Sports. There are private rooms for special occasions, and a Sunday roast with hand-carved meats and roast potatoes. Entertainment includes an in-house cinema and standup comedy nights. The pub's own website says it is proud to be dog friendly, so a stop here can follow a walk. Bexleyheath station is a one-minute walk away, and Barnehurst and Welling stations are about 25 minutes on foot.

• Danson Stables – 51 Danson Rd, Bexleyheath DA6 8HL, United Kingdom (3.8/5)

  Danson Stables is a pub and restaurant in Danson Park, Bexleyheath, run by Heritage Pubs. The Grade-II listed building dates from the 1700s and was originally a stable block. Inside there is a restaurant area across two levels and a Stables function room that can be hired. The pub serves classic pub food and afternoon tea, with a rotating selection of pale ales and craft ales including Bexley's Own Beer. Outside are a country beer garden with umbrellas for cover, a fire pit in what the pub calls its secret garden, and a kids' menu. The full venue can also be hired for events, with parking in the pub's car park. The pub has a dedicated dog-friendly page. It says dogs are permitted indoors until 8pm on Fridays and Saturdays, that the gardens are dog-friendly, and that it provides water bowls, treats and a dog menu, with stock subject to availability. Bexleyheath station is a 16 minute walk and Welling 17 minutes.

Nearest Stations

• Bexleyheath (4 venues)
• Barnehurst (3 venues)
• Albany Park (3 venues)
• Bexley (3 venues)
• Crayford (2 venues)

Are there dog-friendly restaurants in Bexley?

Yes, there are 5 venues listed on this page. All of them had their dog policies checked by Paws of London before listing (their websites and recent reviews). However, 5 of 5 have no confirmed dog policy yet, so it's always best to call ahead to check the current arrangements before you visit with your pup.

Which dog-friendly restaurant in Bexley is closest to the station?

The William Camden in Bexleyheath is just a 1-minute walk from Bexleyheath station, making it the most convenient option if you're arriving by train. Its dog policy was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). In Bexley itself, the George is only a 2-minute walk from Bexley station and dates back to 1826.

What is the highest-rated dog-friendly restaurant in Bexley?

Jolly Millers Bexleyheath holds the top rating at 4.5 out of 5. Newly refurbished and bright, it offers a welcoming atmosphere with a great selection of drinks and is a 12-minute walk from Barnehurst station. Its dog policy was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews).

Are any dog-friendly restaurants in Bexley wheelchair accessible?

Yes, 1 of 5 venues listed here have step-free access. The George in Bexley offers this amenity and is also a historic, family-friendly pub serving food and drinks, including breakfast and alcohol-free options. Its dog policy was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews), and it's just a 2-minute walk from Bexley station.

Are there dog-friendly restaurants in Bexleyheath?

Yes, Bexleyheath has several options. Jolly Millers Bexleyheath is rated 4.5 out of 5 and is newly refurbished. The William Camden, rated 4.1 out of 5, is a historic Greene King pub just 1 minute from Bexleyheath station. Danson Stables is a Grade-II listed building from the 1700s serving classic pub grub. All three had their dog policies checked by Paws of London before listing (their websites and recent reviews).

Can I take my dog to The Anchor in Bexley?

The Anchor is listed here and its dog policy was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). It's a traditional community pub offering a warm, family-friendly atmosphere with classic pub food and a wide selection of drinks, located a 14-minute walk from Bexley station. As with all venues, it's sensible to call ahead to confirm current arrangements.