Dog-Friendly Restaurant Near Dalston Kingsland

There are 5 dog-friendly restaurant within walking distance of Dalston Kingsland station. The Speakeasy is the highest rated on Google with a 4.5/5 rating. Dalston Kingsland is served by London Overground. Nearby venues span Hackney.

• The Speakeasy – 7 Ashwin St, London E8 3DL, United Kingdom

  The Speakeasy is a well-loved restaurant in Dalston, just a one-minute walk from Dalston Junction station, boasting an impressive 4.5-star rating. As a listed venue on our dog-friendly guide, it appears welcoming to canine companions. This makes it a convenient spot to grab a bite with your pup in the heart of Hackney's vibrant E8 neighbourhood.

• The Scolt Head – 107A Culford Rd, London N1 4HT, United Kingdom

  The Scolt Head is a pub and restaurant at 107A Culford Road, N1, in Hackney. The website says the pub is named after a small island just off the North Norfolk coast, and that siblings Rich Haines and Rosie Wesemann bought it together in late 2006. It calls itself "a pub first and foremost" that serves "excellent food", with swing, sports, jazz, a quiz or beer on offer. An events room at the back has a darts board that can be used free of charge whenever the room is not booked for an event. The back room can also host meetings, with a projector, audio and a kitchen, and the pub says it has wifi for people who want to work there in the daytime. For dog owners, the recorded amenities include dogs welcome indoors and an enclosed garden, and the About page names a pub dog, Lexi. The nearest stations are Dalston Junction, a 7 minute walk, Haggerston (8 minutes) and Dalston Kingsland (9 minutes).

• Hand of Glory – 240 Amhurst Rd, Lower Clapton, London E8 2BS, United Kingdom

  Nestled in Hackney, the Hand of Glory is a vibrant restaurant known for its unique atmosphere and dedication to being a welcoming space for all. While specific dog amenities aren't listed, its vibrant vibe and status as a listed restaurant suggest a dog-friendly approach. Located conveniently near Rectory Road station, it's an accessible spot for you and your canine companion to explore the local Hackney scene.

• The Three Compasses, Dalston – 99 Dalston Ln, London E8 1NH, United Kingdom

  The Three Compasses is a pub at 99 Dalston Lane in Hackney, at the end of Ridley Road Market. Its website says the building is hundreds of years old, and that the owners took the keys in December 2011 and have tried to keep it a proper East End boozer with no pretension. The bar pours craft beer from independent breweries, including Beavertown, Camden, 40FT Brewery, Crate, Signature Brew and Lost & Grounded, along with Guinness, single malts, gin, wine and classic cocktails. There is a beer garden, and a pub quiz runs every Tuesday. Two projector screens carry Sky Sports and BT Sports for major football, rugby and cricket tournaments. Weekend DJ nights sit alongside playlists that range from hip hop to Motown and reggae. Dalston Kingsland and Hackney Downs are each a 7 minute walk, and Dalston Junction is about 6 to 8 minutes away. The website also lists the 30, 38, 55, 56 and 242 bus routes nearby. 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.

• Farr's Dalston – 17, 19 Dalston Ln, London E8 3DF, United Kingdom

  Farr's Dalston is a bar, pub and music venue at 17-19 Dalston Lane, E8 3DF, in Dalston, Hackney. It stands alongside the Hackney Peace Mural and Dalston Eastern Curve Garden, and describes its look as "Dive bar meets Speakeasy vibes". The ground-floor Dance Bar hosts free and paid events, and the basement Projection Room is a club-style space used for film screenings, bands and private parties. The basement can also be hired for private events, DJ sets or karaoke, with package deals that include sound systems, food platters and drink bundles. Its hire menu lists pizzas and charcuterie boards. The venue serves cocktails, local beers and craft wine. The name comes from Farr's School of Dancing, which was based at the address in the 1930s; earlier in the century the site was a cinema, The Dalston Picture Palace. 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 Dalston Junction (1 minute on foot), Dalston Kingsland (4 minutes) and Haggerston (11 minutes).

How many dog-friendly restaurant are near Dalston Kingsland station?

There are 5 dog-friendly restaurant within walking distance of Dalston Kingsland station.

What's the best dog-friendly restaurant near Dalston Kingsland?

The Speakeasy is currently the highest-rated, based on Google reviews.

What lines serve Dalston Kingsland station?

Dalston Kingsland is served by London Overground.