Dog-Friendly Restaurant Near Barbican

There are 8 dog-friendly restaurant within walking distance of Barbican station. GAZETTE CLERKENWELL is the highest rated on Google with a 4.5/5 rating. Barbican is served by Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan. Nearby venues span Islington.

• GAZETTE CLERKENWELL – 86-88 Clerkenwell Rd, London EC1M 5RJ, United Kingdom

  Enjoy authentic French brasserie fare at Gazette Clerkenwell, a delightful spot in Islington. With a charming atmosphere and outdoor seating, it's a great place to relax. It's conveniently located near Farringdon station, making it easily accessible for you and your canine companion.

• White Bear – 57 St John St, London EC1M 4AN, United Kingdom

  The White Bear is a pub at 57 St John Street in Clerkenwell, in the London Borough of Islington. Its website calls it an independent pub a stone's throw from Smithfield market, Farringdon Station and the Elizabeth Line, housed in a lovingly restored 18th century building. The website lists rotating craft beers, artisan pizzas, cocktails and quality wines. It describes its approach as a modern take on the Great British Pub, with cold beers, hot pizzas and plenty of smiles. The site has a booking page where groups can pick a number and a date, and a newsletter sign-up for news and events. The nearest stations are Farringdon (3 minutes on foot), Barbican (4 minutes) and Chancery Lane (10 minutes). The website does not mention dogs, so check with the pub before bringing one. Paws of London lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows what we have checked.

• The Eagle Farringdon – 159 Farringdon Rd, London EC1R 3AL, United Kingdom

  The Eagle Farringdon is a pub at 159 Farringdon Road, in Farringdon, Islington. Its own history page calls it Britain's first gastropub, founded in 1991 by restaurant manager Michael Belben and chef David Eyre, who wanted a restaurant but could not afford one. The pub says it celebrated its 30th birthday in January 2021. The food is cooked to order by a small kitchen: the grill chef chalks up the menu twice daily, five minutes before service, and just two chefs are cooking at any time. Because of that, dishes from the same order may arrive at different times. The first chef, David Eyre, summed up the style as "On holiday all around the Mediterranean". Small tables and barstools around the perimeter are free seating, while larger tables for five to ten people can be booked by phone. 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 pub's own site says its closest stations are Farringdon Overground and Underground, and buses 341 and 63 stop directly outside.

• Brutto – 35-37 Greenhill Rents, London EC1M 6BN, United Kingdom

  Brutto is a casual neighbourhood trattoria at 35-37 Greenhill Rents in Clerkenwell, serving classic Florentine dishes. Its website describes the philosophy as simplicity and quality, authenticity and big flavours, with a bar for a glass of wine or a Negroni and a cosy restaurant. Like many trattorias in Florence, it does not serve fish, though there are some vegetarian and vegan options. Its dry-aged T-bone steaks come from Longcroft & Old in Smithfield Market, are chalked up on a blackboard each day, and sometimes sell out. Tables are booked through OpenTable for up to six guests, groups are not split across tables, and there is no private hire. The website says dogs are welcome: a bowl of water is always available, with healthy treats and doggy bags, and the restaurant has a house bulldog named Bailey. The nearest stations are Farringdon (2 minutes on foot), Barbican (4 minutes) and City Thameslink (8 minutes).

• BrewDog Clerkenwell – 45-47 Clerkenwell Rd, London EC1M 5RS, United Kingdom

  BrewDog Clerkenwell is part of the BrewDog chain, which generally embraces dogs in all its venues. As a large chain restaurant, it is recommended to book in advance, especially during peak hours. Expect a lively atmosphere, good food, and a dog-friendly experience.

• Smiths of Smithfield – 67-77 Charterhouse St, London EC1M 6HJ, United Kingdom

  Smiths of Smithfield is a restaurant, rooftop and bar at 67-77 Charterhouse Street, Farringdon, in Islington. The building is run by Young's Pubs and has four floors, with three separate kitchens. No.3 Rooftop Restaurant serves a seafood-led menu with views over the City of London, and has an outdoor heated terrace. The Grill, on the second floor, is a classic steakhouse; the site says its steaks are sourced from Smithfield Market across the road, and it has a wine list of over 150 varieties. The Bar serves a street-food inspired menu, with breakfast from 7.30am, and turns into a late-night drinking space in the evening. The first floor has two private rooms, which can be combined, plus a flexible open space used for meetings, private dinners and celebrations. 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 Farringdon, about 2 minutes on foot, with Barbican about 4 minutes away and City Thameslink about 8.

• The Three Compasses – 66 Cowcross St, London EC1M 6BP, United Kingdom

  The Three Compasses is a pub and bouchon hybrid on Cowcross Street in Clerkenwell, just a minute's walk from Farringdon station. This neighbourhood spot combines casual pub vibes with French-inspired cuisine, offering a relaxed atmosphere where dogs are welcome to join you. With its convenient location and welcoming approach to canine companions, it's an easy stop for dog owners exploring the area.

• The Fence, Farringdon – 67-69 Cowcross St, London EC1M 6BP, United Kingdom

  The Fence is a Fuller's pub and restaurant at 67-69 Cowcross Street in Farringdon, which its own website says is 100 metres from Farringdon train station. The pub describes its garden as the largest and coolest beer garden in the city, and says it holds up to 150 guests. Inside, the menu features refined pub classics made from fresh, seasonal ingredients. The bar lists modern craft beers alongside cask classics. Function rooms are available for business meetings, weddings and birthdays, and the garden also has a hut that can be reserved as a private party space. On dogs, the website says: "We welcome all canine companions at The Fence who want to join for a nice refreshing drink throughout the week except Thursday from 5PM." Farringdon station is about a minute's walk away, Barbican about five minutes, and Chancery Lane about eight. The site adds that the pub is a short walk from the Barbican Centre and St Paul's Cathedral.

How many dog-friendly restaurant are near Barbican station?

There are 8 dog-friendly restaurant within walking distance of Barbican station.

What's the best dog-friendly restaurant near Barbican?

GAZETTE CLERKENWELL is currently the highest-rated, based on Google reviews.

What lines serve Barbican station?

Barbican is served by Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan.