Dog-Friendly Restaurant Near Victoria

There are 11 dog-friendly restaurant within walking distance of Victoria station. Eggslut Victoria is the highest rated on Google with a 4.6/5 rating. Victoria is served by Circle, District, Victoria, Southeastern, Southern, Gatwick Express. Nearby venues span Westminster.

• Eggslut Victoria – 191 Victoria St, London SW1E 5NE, United Kingdom

  Eggslut Victoria is a restaurant specializing in gourmet egg dishes, serving breakfast and other egg-centric meals all day. The venue focuses on quality ingredients, consistent presentation, and great customer service.

• Duke of Wellington – 63 Eaton Terrace, London SW1W 8TR, United Kingdom

  The Duke of Wellington is a Shepherd Neame pub at 63 Eaton Terrace in Belgravia, known to regulars as the "Duke of Boots". Its website describes a 19th century pub tucked away behind Sloane Square and the Kings Road, serving traditional food and cask ales. The building began as a reading room, where 19th century residents came to read the morning newspapers. Inside, "Iron Duke" memorabilia lines the walls, since the pub is named after the first Duke of Wellington, and big screen TVs show live football, rugby and cricket on Sky Sports and TNT. A real fire is lit in the winter. The pub's own website describes it as a dog-friendly pub. The nearest station is Sloane Square, about three minutes on foot, with Victoria about nine minutes away and Knightsbridge about thirteen.

• Blue Boar Pub – 45 Tothill St, London SW1H 9LQ, United Kingdom

  Blue Boar Pub is a pub and restaurant at 45 Tothill Street in Westminster. It describes itself as a comfortable and relaxed modern take on the classic London pub and, at heart, a real local in iconic Westminster. The focus is proper pub dining, served with craft and international beers and ales, a diverse wine list, cocktails and spirits. The menus pair bar snacks and a traditional Sunday roast with a modern twist, and the signature Sunday roast is a 28-day dry-aged Angus sirloin with Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes and seasonal vegetables. The pub says it is open all day and evening. For dog owners, the pub says it warmly welcomes dogs, with some house rules: keep your dog on a lead and close to your feet or under the table, and keep dogs off chairs, benches and tables. Fresh water bowls are available, and there is indoor space as well as an outdoor terrace in summer. St James's Park station is a two-minute walk, with Westminster about seven minutes on foot and Victoria about eleven. The park itself is a few minutes away for a walk afterwards.

• The Queens Arms – 11 Warwick Wy, Pimlico, London SW1V 1QT, United Kingdom

  The Queens Arms is a corner pub at 11 Warwick Way in Pimlico, Westminster. According to its own page it was established in 1846, and it is run as part of the Brunning & Price group. The traditional bar downstairs serves real ales and craft beers, alongside a wine list and cocktails. Upstairs there is a dining room serving traditional London pub food, from small plates and light lunches to pre-theatre dinners and Sunday roasts, and fish and chips is one of its named dishes. A private function space is also available upstairs for parties, meetings and family get-togethers. Outside, there are four heated and covered benches, which work on a first come, first served basis, plus generous standing room for after-work drinks. The bar keeps a few tables for walk-ins, so you can turn up for a bite without booking. 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. Victoria and Pimlico stations are each about a 7 minute walk away, and St James's Park is about 11 minutes.

• Market Halls Victoria – 191 Victoria St, London SW1E 5NE, United Kingdom

  Market Halls Victoria offers a vibrant street food experience in Westminster, perfect for a casual bite. While the website doesn't explicitly detail dog policies, its listing as a dog-friendly venue and the presence of outdoor seating suggest a welcoming atmosphere for you and your furry friend. Conveniently located just a moments' walk from Victoria station, it's an easy stop for exploring the area with your dog.

• Two Chairmen – 39 Dartmouth St, London SW1H 9BP, United Kingdom

  The Two Chairmen is a Greene King pub at 39 Dartmouth Street in Westminster, close to the Houses of Parliament. The pub says it has stood on Dartmouth Street since around 1756, on a site that goes back to the 1600s, and its name refers to the men who carried sedan chairs through London's streets in the 17th and 18th centuries. The pub sign above the front entrance reflects that. Behind the bar there is a range of beers and cask ales, including regularly changing guest ales and craft beers. The food is pub cooking: homemade pub snacks, sharing platters, a scotch egg, a fish finger sandwich, pie and mash, and roasts. Plates are served through the day. The website lists the pub as dog friendly under its facilities and has a section on its dog-friendly pub, and Paws of London records dogs as welcome indoors. St James's Park station is a two-minute walk away, and Westminster is about six minutes on foot.

• The Thomas Cubitt Pub Belgravia – 44 Elizabeth St, London SW1W 9PA, United Kingdom

  The Thomas Cubitt is a pub in Belgravia at 44 Elizabeth Street, run as part of the Cubitt House group of pubs and hotels. Its website carries a pub menu, a Sunday menu and feasting menus, and lists private hire, table bookings and bedrooms under the group. The kitchen states its emphasis is on the larder of the British isles at its seasonal best. Its Sunday menu says the meat comes from high welfare farms in the UK, with suppliers including Walter Rose and Son, a family butcher founded in Devizes in 1847. It names sustainable British coastal seafood, and says the chefs use regeneratively grown flour from Wild Farmed. Sourdough and burger buns are baked nearby by Seven Seeded, and Pump Street supplies single origin chocolate to the pastry team. For dog owners, Paws of London has recorded outdoor seating and an enclosed garden. The nearest stations are Sloane Square (5 minutes on foot), Victoria (7 minutes) and Hyde Park Corner (12 minutes).

• The Orange Pub & Boutique Hotel Belgravia – 37 Pimlico Rd, London SW1W 8NE, United Kingdom

  The Orange Pub & Boutique Hotel is a pub with rooms at 37 Pimlico Road in Belgravia, Westminster. The building dates from the 1800s, when it was built as a brewery on the site of a former coffee house, and it is said to be named after William of Orange. It is part of the Cubitt House group of pubs. The pub spreads over four floors on Pimlico Road, which it describes as a craft district. The whole ground floor is a large bar area. Upstairs, three multi-levelled dining rooms recall historic coaching inns, with big windows over the road. The menu is a Mediterranean-inspired take on pub classics, with small and large sharing plates as well as pizzas. The pub also has four bedrooms with handcrafted furniture and Emperor or King size beds, and its bathrooms are stocked with 100 Acres botanicals. 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 Sloane Square, a four-minute walk. Victoria is about eleven minutes away on foot.

• The Royal Oak – 2 Regency St, London SW1P 4BZ, United Kingdom

  The Royal Oak is a pub at 2 Regency Street in Westminster. Its website says it has been around since 1831 and calls it a small traditional British pub offering good beer, domestic ales and home cooked comfort food. The menu runs from bar snacks to fish and chips, Indian craft burgers and pie and mash, with sausage rolls among the classics. Drinks include local ales, lagers, pale ales, ciders, stout, wines, spirits and cocktails, and the pub also serves freshly brewed coffee. The site says it caters for birthdays, anniversaries, weddings and wakes. The pub is run by a food and beverage management company that leases and manages pubs in the UK. Paws of London records outdoor seating and an enclosed garden. 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 Pimlico, a 7 minute walk. St. James's Park is 8 minutes on foot and Victoria 10.

• Bag O'Nails – 6 Buckingham Palace Rd, London SW1W 0PP, United Kingdom

  The Bag O'Nails is a traditional British pub at 6 Buckingham Palace Road in Victoria, part of the Greene King estate. Its own page says the pub dates back to 1775, is Grade II listed, and overlooks Buckingham Palace. It explains the name as the Cockney version of a bacchanalia, a celebration of drinking and dancing. The menu covers burgers, soups, steaks and sharers, with a pub breakfast menu and Sunday roasts on offer too. Vegan, vegetarian and non-gluten containing options are available. Drinks include Greene King's own beers such as Flint Eye, Prior Life and Greene King IPA. There is a beer garden, and function rooms can be hired for meetings and birthday parties. The pub describes itself as dog-friendly and says it loves dogs great and small. Paws of London's own dog-policy card below shows where its record comes from and when it was last checked. Victoria station is about a 2 minute walk away, with St James's Park about 9 minutes and Hyde Park Corner about 10 minutes on foot.

• Rail House Victoria – 8 Sir Simon Milton Sq, London SW1E 5DJ, United Kingdom

  Rail House Victoria is a restaurant and bar at 8 Sir Simon Milton Square, SW1. Its website describes it as a spacious Victoria outpost with a mezzanine cocktail bar and an expansive terrace, both overlooking Sir Simon Milton Square. The terrace is listed as having 200 seats, with tables you can book or walk up to. Inside, the main Dining Hall seats up to 80 for a sit-down meal, under high ceilings and beside large glass windows. The upstairs bar holds up to 80 standing for drinks receptions. Smaller spaces include the Snug on the ground floor, which seats up to 24, and a semi-private dining area behind a curtain for up to 16 guests, with WiFi, a 75-inch screen and surround sound. The restaurant can also be hired exclusively for events. Paws of London records outdoor seating and outdoor heaters here, and lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows what we have recorded. Victoria station is about 1 minute away on foot, with St. James's Park at 9 minutes and Hyde Park Corner at 11.

How many dog-friendly restaurant are near Victoria station?

There are 11 dog-friendly restaurant within walking distance of Victoria station.

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

Eggslut Victoria is currently the highest-rated, based on Google reviews.

What lines serve Victoria station?

Victoria is served by Circle, District, Victoria, Southeastern, Southern, Gatwick Express.