Dog-Friendly Restaurants in Camden

Camden's vibrant food scene extends a warm welcome to four-legged diners, with everything from historic Hampstead pubs to lively canal-side spots. Wolfpack West Hampstead, rated 4.7 out of 5, was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews) and offers outdoor seating plus an enclosed garden, just a 4-minute walk from West Hampstead Thameslink. The Duke of Hamilton, a historic British pub in Hampstead serving locally-sourced food and craft beers since 1721, states on its website that dogs are welcome. The Constitution brings a bit of drama with its year-round rooftop terrace and canal-side setting in St Pancras, checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews).

Across the 11 restaurants listed here, 3 have an enclosed garden and 3 offer outdoor seating, though it's worth noting that 8 of the 11 have no confirmed dog policy yet, so calling ahead is always wise. Whether you're after a quick bite near Hampstead Heath or a lazy afternoon in Kentish Town, Camden's restaurant scene has plenty to explore with your pup by your side.

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.

• Franco Manca New Oxford Street – 82 New Oxford St, London WC1A 1HB, United Kingdom (4.8/5)
• Ruby Stella Hotel London – 15-28 Eyre St Hill, London EC1R 5EW, United Kingdom (4.8/5)

  Ruby Stella is a hotel at 15-28 Eyre Street Hill in Clerkenwell, in the London Borough of Camden. The hotel's website says it is tucked away down a narrow lane and takes its name and inspiration from Charles Dickens, a literary figure of the neighbourhood. The bar is open 24 hours and is styled around the publishing process, with vintage books and printroom touches. It serves signature Negronis, classic cocktails, wines, beers and soft drinks, with regular live gigs and events. There is a ground-floor terrace, and the hotel says every room is soundproofed, with pocket-spring mattresses and rainfall showers. The hotel's room details list the stay as pet friendly, with a charge; Paws of London lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check, and the dog-policy card below shows what we have recorded. The nearest stations are Chancery Lane and Farringdon, both about 6 minutes on foot, and Holborn at 11 minutes.

• Wolfpack West Hampstead – 291-293 W End Ln, London NW6 1RD, United Kingdom (4.7/5)

  Wolfpack West Hampstead is a pub at 291-293 West End Lane, described on the Wolfpack website as the energetic and lively West Hampstead neighbourhood bar. It is one of three Wolfpack venues in London, and the group says its pubs are made for community and camaraderie. All Wolfpack pubs have a strong focus on local craft beer led by the group's own Wolfpack beer, with a range that includes House Lager, Unfiltered Lager, Arctic Pilsner, Sesh IPA, Pale Ale and Alpha Stout. The menus are simple but indulgent, offering a selection of smash burgers, wings and pizzas. The group says sport is at the heart of everything it does, with all major sporting events shown live, and it names a beer terrace at West Hampstead among its outside spaces. For dog owners, 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. West Hampstead Thameslink is about four minutes away on foot, with West Hampstead about five and Finchley Road and Frognal about seven.

• Eggslut Fitzrovia – 19 Percy St, London W1T 1DY, United Kingdom (4.6/5)

  Eggslut Fitzrovia is a chef-driven gourmet food concept specializing in egg dishes, served all day. The menu focuses on quality and taste with classic comfort fare with a twist.

• The Magdala Tavern – 2a S Hill Park, London NW3 2SB, United Kingdom (4.6/5)

  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 Gunmakers – 13 Eyre St Hill, London EC1R 5ET, United Kingdom (4.6/5)

  The Gunmakers is a cocktail pub and taqueria at 13 Eyre Street Hill in Clerkenwell, EC1R 5ET. It says it has been a home of independent rebel spirit since 1920 and calls itself a cosy blend of London boozer and cocktail bar. The site says the team pride themselves on hospitality to every guest. The menu is cocktails, beers and Mexican street food, with tacos prepared to order in the pub's own kitchen. You can book a table, an area or the whole pub, or just turn up. Three spaces can be hired: Paloma's Garden, covered and heated with seating for up to 35 and named after the palm tree that grows there; a first-floor private dining room seating up to 18; and a ground-floor small dining room for groups of up to 10. Full venue hire is offered for up to 80 guests. Paws of London records outdoor seating, an enclosed garden and outdoor heaters here, and lists the pub as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked. Farringdon and Chancery Lane stations are each a six-minute walk, with Holborn about eleven minutes.

• The Sheephaven Bay – 2 Mornington St, London NW1 7QD, United Kingdom (4.6/5)

  The Sheephaven Bay is an Irish pub at 2 Mornington Street in Camden Town. It has two bars, three separate seating areas and 14 plasma TV screens showing sport, plus a conservatory that leads onto the beer garden. Each room has its own character. One is filled with signed sport memorabilia, including football shirts, scarves and F1 items, and has a darts board. The largest keeps a traditional Irish feel, with couches, a fireplace and views of the pub's gin and malt whiskey collections. A 25 square metre function room leads only to the beer garden and can hold around 40 people. The pub serves traditional English home cooking, and veggie dishes are available, although it does not serve vegan dishes. Guinness is a point of pride. For dog owners, the pub invites customers to bring their dogs along and describes itself as a very dog friendly place, with a #DogsOfSheephaven hashtag. The bar and the garden both have wheelchair access. Mornington Crescent station is a three-minute walk, with Camden Town about seven minutes and Camden Road about ten.

• Catalina's Fitzrovia – 72 Cleveland St, London W1T 6LZ, United Kingdom (4.6/5)

  Catalina's Fitzrovia is a small Mexican street food restaurant at 72 Cleveland Street, W1T 6LZ. Its food is described as home-style and full of flavour, inspired by the family recipes of grandmother Catalina, and the site says its chefs prepare slow-roasted brisket and tequila lime chicken fresh in Fitzrovia. The menu covers enchiladas, quesadillas and street tacos, with meat, vegetarian and vegan dishes, plus homemade guacamole and nachos. The restaurant is also known for spicy margaritas and tres leches cake. It has both inside and patio seating, and hot sauce classes are listed on the site. Asked whether it is dog-friendly, the restaurant answers "Yes, we are!". Paws of London records dogs as welcome indoors, along with outdoor seating and a dog menu. That menu is the A La Bark menu catered by Talula Eats, which includes a three-course dog dining experience with a pizza slice starter and a Gourmet Doggie Bowl main. The site asks diners to leave a note about their dog when booking. Warren Street and Great Portland Street stations are each a four-minute walk, and Goodge Street is five.

• Coal Drops Yard – Stable St, London N1C 4LW, United Kingdom (4.5/5)

  Coal Drops Yard is a unique shopping and dining destination near King's Cross, featuring over 45 shops and eateries housed in a beautifully redeveloped Victorian industrial setting. While specific dog policies aren't listed, its status as a restaurant venue in a public area suggests it's likely dog-friendly, offering a pleasant spot for owners to relax after exploring the area. It's conveniently located just minutes from King's Cross and St Pancras stations.

• The Constitution – 42 St Pancras Way, London NW1 0QT, United Kingdom (4.5/5)

  The Constitution is a Young's pub at 42 St Pancras Way in Camden, in the London Borough of Camden, right on the Regent's Canal. Its own website describes three floors, draught beers, wines, alcohol-free drinks and a menu from the Head Chef. The rooftop terrace is open all year round and has a retractable roof. The pub also has a Cellar Bar, which can be booked for private parties, and its rooftop and indoor spaces can be booked for birthdays and work celebrations. The menu runs from hearty classics to vegan dishes, and Sunday roasts come with baskets of Yorkshire puddings and gravy. The pub describes itself as a Sunday stop for families, friends and locals. 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. Camden Road station is about four minutes' walk, with Camden Town roughly six minutes away and Mornington Crescent nine.

• The Duke of Hamilton – 23-25 New End, London NW3 1JD, United Kingdom (4.5/5)

  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.

• Gaucho Hampstead – 64 Heath St, London NW3 1DN, United Kingdom (4.5/5)

  Gaucho Hampstead is a steak restaurant at 64 Heath Street, NW3, in Hampstead Village. It is one of a group of Gaucho restaurants, and this branch's own page places it just yards from Hampstead Heath, among Georgian buildings, alleyways and side streets. The interior is a cosy dining room with design elements inspired by modern Argentina, serving Latin-inspired cuisine and steak. A courtyard terrace has an authentic Asado fire pit. The restaurant serves lunch, dinner and a Sunday roast, offers vegan and vegetarian dishes, and has a terrace that holds a maximum of 20 to 40 guests seated for private dining and group bookings. The restaurant says "We are happy to welcome your dogs onto the terrace or in our indoor restaurant after a wander on The Heath." Paws of London also records outdoor seating and dogs welcome indoors. Hampstead station is a one-minute walk away, and Finchley Road & Frognal is about seven minutes on foot.

• The Craft Beer Co. Clerkenwell – 82 Leather Ln, London EC1N 7TR, United Kingdom (4.5/5)

  The Craft Beer Co. Clerkenwell is a pub at 82 Leather Lane in Clerkenwell, in the London Borough of Camden. It was the first pub opened by The Craft Beer Co., in July 2011, on a historic site on Leather Lane. It held the record for the most beer taps in the UK until May 2014, and the pub is known for its glass ceiling and chandelier. The drinks list is the draw: an ever-changing selection of keg beers from around the world alongside some regular house favourites, cask beers from independent UK micro-breweries, and a range of bottled beers. Food is sharing platters, pies, scotch eggs and other snacks. An upstairs lounge can be booked for private 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. Farringdon and Chancery Lane stations are each a 4 minute walk away, and Holborn is about 10 minutes. Paws of London records step-free access, and the pub says a ramp can be requested from staff for some wheelchair users.

• BrewDog Seven Dials – 142 Shaftesbury Ave, London WC2H 8HJ, United Kingdom (4.4/5)

  BrewDog Seven Dials is a bar and restaurant at 142 Shaftesbury Avenue, WC2H, in Covent Garden. The venue's own page puts it in the heart of Covent Garden, surrounded by theatres, shops and the West End. The menu centres on stacked burgers, wings and bar food, served with a lineup of craft beer on tap. There is a pool table, a weekend brunch, and screens showing live sport. The venue also takes enquiries for private hire, birthdays, business gatherings and launches, and it runs a guided beer tasting led by a Cicerone-trained member of the crew. Bookings and private hire go through bookings@brewdog.com, and the page links to accessibility information. 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 Leicester Square, three minutes on foot, with Tottenham Court Road and Covent Garden four minutes away.

• The Holly Bush, Hampstead – 22 Holly Mount, London NW3 6SG, United Kingdom (4.4/5)

  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 Colonel Fawcett – 1 Randolph St, London NW1 0SS, United Kingdom (4.4/5)

  The Colonel Fawcett is an independent pub at 1 Randolph Street, between Camden Town and Kentish Town. It opened on 27 August 2011, in the building formerly known as The Camden Arms, and the pub says it is still owned and run by the three friends who started it. It pours craft beer on 19 lines and a range of gins, and lists what it calls the Holy Trinity of stouts: Beamish, Murphy's and Guinness. Seasonal British food is served, and Sunday roasts run every Sunday. The pub also hosts Camden Darts Club, with one interactive board and two standard boards, has a function room for hire, and welcomes children until 9pm most days. It takes card payments only. Paws of London records an enclosed garden and lists the pub as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows what we have recorded. The nearest stations are Camden Road, about 3 minutes on foot, Camden Town at 6 minutes and Mornington Crescent at 11 minutes.

• The Black Lion – 295 W End Ln, London NW6 1LG, United Kingdom (4.4/5)

  The Black Lion is a pub and restaurant at 295 West End Lane, NW6 1LG, in West Hampstead. It describes its offer as "Feel-Good Food, Cocktails, Craft Beer & Live Music", served in a lively, laid-back setting. The kitchen cooks what the pub calls "low 'n' slow feel-good comfort food", and the menu runs from starters and small plates, such as baked Camembert to share or buttermilk fried chicken, to sandwiches and mains, with vegetarian and vegan dishes marked. A brunch dish with bottomless drinks is listed for Saturdays. Drinks include cocktails and craft beers, and the pub also shows football and rugby. Its main outdoor feature is a "spacious sun-trap beer garden". Paws of London records outdoor seating, an enclosed garden and shade, and lists the pub 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 West Hampstead Thameslink (4 minutes on foot), West Hampstead (5 minutes) and Finchley Road and Frognal (7 minutes).

• Gaucho Charlotte Street – 60A Charlotte St., London W1T 2NU, United Kingdom (4.4/5)

  Gaucho Charlotte Street is a restaurant that does not explicitly mention a dog policy on its website. It offers an upscale dining experience with a focus on Argentine steak.

• The Wells Tavern – 30 Well Walk, London NW3 1BX, United Kingdom (4.4/5)

  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.

• Old Bull & Bush Hampstead – N End Way, London NW3 7HE, United Kingdom (4.4/5)

  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.

Nearest Stations

• Hampstead (6 venues)
• Finchley Road & Frognal (5 venues)
• Tottenham Court Road (4 venues)
• Finchley Road and Frognal (4 venues)
• Holborn (4 venues)

Which dog-friendly restaurants in Camden have the best ratings?

Wolfpack West Hampstead leads the pack with a 4.7 out of 5 rating and was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). The Magdala Tavern in Hampstead follows closely at 4.6 out of 5, also checked by Paws of London before listing, and sits just a 1-minute walk from Hampstead Heath station. The Sheephaven Bay in Camden Town also scores 4.6 out of 5 and was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews).

Are all the restaurants on this page dog-friendly?

No, 8 of the 11 venues have no confirmed dog policy yet, so it's important to check before you visit. Of the remainder, 3 have a website stating dogs are allowed. Always call ahead if a venue's dog policy isn't confirmed to avoid disappointment when you arrive with your pup.

Which Camden restaurants have outdoor space for dogs?

Across the 11 venues listed, 3 have an enclosed garden and 3 have outdoor seating. Wolfpack West Hampstead offers both outdoor seating and an enclosed garden, and was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). The Colonel Fawcett in Kentish Town features an enclosed garden and was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). The Magdala Tavern in Hampstead lists outdoor seating and was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews).

Are there any dog-friendly restaurants near Hampstead station?

Yes, several options sit within easy walking distance. The Duke of Hamilton is just a 3-minute walk from Hampstead station and states on its website that dogs are welcome. The Holly Bush, Hampstead is even closer at 2 minutes from the station and was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). The Wells Tavern is a 5-minute walk from Hampstead and states on its website that dogs are welcome.

Do any Camden restaurants provide water bowls for dogs?

Only 1 of the 11 venues lists water bowls as an amenity. The Wells Tavern in Hampstead provides water bowls and states on its website that dogs are welcome. It's a Georgian restaurant offering inventive, seasonal British cuisine in a cosy atmosphere with squashy sofas, a fireplace, and board games.

Which dog-friendly restaurants are closest to Camden Road station?

The Colonel Fawcett sits just a 3-minute walk from Camden Road station and was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). It's an independent pub gem on Randolph Street serving craft beer, gin, and quality food in a relaxed setting with an enclosed garden. The Constitution is a 4-minute walk from Camden Road and was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews).

Can I take my dog to a historic pub in Camden?

The Duke of Hamilton has been a local fixture in Hampstead since 1721 and states on its website that dogs are welcome. This historic British pub serves locally-sourced food, craft beers, and spirits, and features a jazz club in the basement. It's located just a 3-minute walk from Hampstead station.