Dog-Friendly Restaurants in Westminster

Westminster offers a generous spread of dog-friendly restaurants, from vibrant market eateries to cosy neighbourhood spots. Franco Manca New Oxford Street, rated 4.8 out of 5, was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews) and is just a three-minute walk from Tottenham Court Road station. Catalina's Fitzrovia states on its website that dogs are welcome and goes a step further with a dedicated 'A La Bark' dog menu, bringing Mexican street food flair to Cleveland Street. Daisy Green, a minute's walk from Marble Arch station, states on its website that dogs are welcome and lists outdoor seating for alfresco visits.

Across the 40 venues on this page, 15 have outdoor seating, 4 offer an enclosed garden, and 3 provide heated outdoor seating for year-round comfort. However, 35 of the 40 have no confirmed dog policy yet, so it's always worth calling ahead to check the current rules. Whether you're near Covent Garden, Victoria, or Fitzrovia, you'll find options for a meal out with your four-legged friend in this historic part of London.

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.

• Covent Garden Market – Covent Garden Market, London WC2E 7QH, United Kingdom (4.6/5)

  Covent Garden Market is a vibrant restaurant located in the heart of Westminster. While the venue itself is a restaurant, its listing as dog-friendly suggests a welcoming atmosphere for canine companions, especially with its confirmed outdoor seating option. It's conveniently situated in Covent Garden, just a 2-minute walk from the Covent Garden station, making it an accessible spot for a meal out with your well-behaved pup.

• Franco Manca Aldwych – 1-5 Catherine St, London WC2B 5JZ, United Kingdom (4.6/5)

  This page is a cookie consent pop-up for Franco Manca Aldwych and offers no information about the venue itself or its dog policy. Therefore, no information regarding dog-friendliness, amenities, or contact details can be extracted from this content.

• The Harp, Covent Garden – 47 Chandos Pl, London WC2N 4HS, United Kingdom (4.6/5)

  The Harp is a Fuller's pub at 47 Chandos Place in Covent Garden, in the City of Westminster. Its own website calls it a blissfully traditional place with great beer and good old conversation, and a great example of a traditional British ale house. The bar is known for traditional ciders and perries from around the country, alongside modern craft beers and cask classics. There is a private room for intimate gatherings. The pub is just down the road from the National Portrait Gallery and Trafalgar Square, and close to a number of West End theatres. 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. Charing Cross station is two minutes' walk via Adelaide Street, with Leicester Square about three minutes away and Covent Garden four. The pub says it is also walkable from Embankment.

• Daisy Green – 20 Seymour St, London W1H 7HX, United Kingdom (4.6/5)

  Bringing vibrant Australian café culture to Marylebone, Daisy Green is a relaxed restaurant renowned for its creative all-day dining and stunning art displays. This welcoming spot, just a minute's walk from Marble Arch station, offers a delightful experience for both humans and their canine companions, with available outdoor seating perfect for a post-walk treat. Enjoy seasonal dishes and great coffee in a friendly atmosphere.

• Eggslut Victoria – 191 Victoria St, London SW1E 5NE, United Kingdom (4.6/5)

  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.

• Liberty London – Regent St., Carnaby, London W1B 5AH, United Kingdom (4.5/5)

  Liberty London is a world-renowned department store in Soho, Westminster, offering a luxury shopping experience. While primarily a retail destination, its listing as a dog-friendly restaurant suggests a welcoming atmosphere for well-behaved pups. After browsing the iconic store or exploring nearby Oxford Circus (a 2-minute walk), relax with your furry friend in this accommodating establishment.

• Gaucho Covent Garden – 8-9 James St, London WC2E 8BT, United Kingdom (4.5/5)

  Gaucho Covent Garden is a steak restaurant at 8-9 James Street, in the Covent Garden part of Westminster. The restaurant says it sits in an extension of the historic Royal Opera House, and it describes its look as the tango clubs of Argentina combined with the energy of the West End. The menu centres on 100% Argentinian steaks, with fine wines and signature cocktails, and vegan and vegetarian dishes are listed too. There is a set lunch menu, a pre-theatre menu for show nights and a Sunday roast that includes a vegan roast and a Chateaubriand to share. The bar stays open late at weekends. For private dining and groups, The Terrace holds a maximum of 17 guests seated and The Bar holds 14. Wheelchair access is restricted to the ground floor only. 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. Covent Garden station is a 1 minute walk, with Leicester Square 5 minutes and Charing Cross 6 minutes away on foot.

• Franco Manca Covent Garden – 39 Maiden Ln, London WC2E 7LJ, United Kingdom (4.5/5)

  This is the Covent Garden branch of Franco Manca, a sourdough pizza restaurant.

• Gaucho Piccadilly – 25 Swallow St, London W1B 4QR, United Kingdom (4.5/5)

  Gaucho Piccadilly is the Argentine steak restaurant group's flagship, set in a townhouse at 25 Swallow Street, just off Regent Street in Mayfair. It opened in 1996 in the basement of the former residence of the Spanish Ambassador and now spreads across the building's three storeys. The ground floor has a terrace for dining and drinking, while the top floor holds a cocktail bar and a courtyard that the restaurant says is inspired by the bar culture of Buenos Aires. Private dining is available in a wine room, a first-floor dining room and a roof terrace, and the top floor can be booked for larger groups. There are vegan and vegetarian dishes on the menus. Wheelchair access is restricted to the ground floor only. 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 is recorded. The nearest stations are Piccadilly Circus (4 minutes on foot), Green Park (6) and Oxford Circus (8).

• The Stablehand – 4 Bathurst St, Tyburnia, London W2 2SD, United Kingdom (4.5/5)

  The Stablehand is a gastro pub at 4 Bathurst Street in Tyburnia, close to Hyde Park. The pub was built in 1839 on an old archery range, and its website says it became a neighbourhood meeting spot for residents, frequented by locals from Winston Churchill to Tony Blair. The kitchen takes a British line: it aims to be London's only gastro pub sourcing all of its ingredients from the British Isles, with exceptions such as lemons from Gibraltar. Dishes include steak, fish pie and sticky toffee pudding, and a roast dinner is served every Sunday. The wine list leans on English and Welsh vineyards, and the bar offers classic cocktails, Scottish whiskies and Cotswolds gin. Wood panelling and velvet furnishings set the interior. The pub says dogs are welcome if kept on a lead. Paws of London has recorded outdoor seating. The nearest stations are Lancaster Gate, a 2 minute walk, and Paddington, about 3 minutes away.

• Foley's – 23 Foley St, London W1W 6DU, United Kingdom (4.5/5)

  Foley's is a restaurant at 23 Foley Street in Fitzrovia, W1W 6DU. It calls itself a local restaurant that thinks big, and says it likes to do things a bit differently, from having its chefs serve the food to putting a bar on the street outside. The site describes a 70-seater restaurant with a walk-up outdoor bar, a chef's counter downstairs and a large dining room on the ground floor. The cooking is Asian inspired, with cocktails and sake alongside. Separate food, wine and set lunch menus are published on the website, and a tasting kitchen menu is described as modern world cooking inspired by flavours from street food markets around the globe. Paws of London records outdoor seating here and 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 Goodge Street, a five-minute walk, Oxford Circus at six minutes and Great Portland Street at seven.

• BrewDog Soho – 21 Poland St, London W1F 8QG, United Kingdom (4.4/5)

  BrewDog Soho is a London outpost of the popular BrewDog chain. While the website provides a bar locator, it does not offer specific details about dog policies or amenities at this particular location.

• The Queens Arms – 11 Warwick Wy, Pimlico, London SW1V 1QT, United Kingdom (4.4/5)

  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 Oxford Street – 9 Holles St, London W1G 0BD, United Kingdom (4.4/5)

  Market Halls Oxford Street is a vibrant food hall offering a diverse culinary experience on the doorstep of Oxford Circus station. This Westminster gem is a great spot to grab a bite with your furry friend, thanks to its dog-friendly policy and convenient location. It's the perfect place to explore London's street food scene with your canine companion in tow.

• Market Halls Victoria – 191 Victoria St, London SW1E 5NE, United Kingdom (4.4/5)

  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.

• Franco Manca Soho – 51 Berwick St, London W1F 8SJ, United Kingdom (4.4/5)

  Franco Manca in Soho offers delicious sourdough pizza in a lively area. While they don't have specific dog amenities listed, their outdoor seating makes them a suitable spot to enjoy a meal with your furry friend in Westminster, just a 4-minute walk from Oxford Circus station.

• The Devonshire – The Devonshire, 17 Denman St, London W1D 7HW, United Kingdom (4.4/5)

  The Devonshire is a pub and restaurant on Denman Street in Soho, W1D 7HW, a couple of minutes from Piccadilly Circus. The site calls it a classic London pub, with the restaurant on the floors above. The downstairs pub serves bar food from an in-house butcher and what it calls the perfect pint of Guinness. It is walk-in only, with no bookings, and laptops and loud phone calls are not allowed. Upstairs, a wood ember grill restaurant serves Scottish beef that is dry-aged and butchered on site, alongside langoustines from Oban, day boat fish, lobster and hand-dived Devon scallops. A roof terrace is reserved for walk-ins. Four private rooms above the restaurant take groups of up to 60. Access to the pub is step-free, and a lift serves the restaurant and the accessible toilet. On dogs, the site says they are allowed in the pub, and small, well-behaved dogs are also welcome in the restaurant. Piccadilly Circus is about two minutes on foot, Leicester Square about six and Oxford Circus about eight.

• Duke of Wellington – 63 Eaton Terrace, London SW1W 8TR, United Kingdom (4.4/5)

  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.

• Gaucho Chancery Lane – 125 Chancery Ln, London WC2A 1PU, United Kingdom (4.4/5)

  Gaucho Chancery Lane is a steak restaurant at 125 Chancery Lane, WC2A, in Holborn. It is one of a group of Gaucho restaurants, and this branch's own page places it just off The Strand, between the legal district and the West End. The restaurant spans two floors behind striking arched windows. The ground floor is a dining room with a soaring wine display, and a spiral staircase leads up to a mezzanine dining gallery bar. The menus include a pre and post theatre menu, sharing dishes and a signature menu. For events, the private dining room holds a maximum of 24 guests seated, the mezzanine 80 seated and the cocktail bar 60 standing. The site notes that wheelchair access is restricted to the ground floor only. 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 Temple, a five-minute walk, Chancery Lane at six minutes and City Thameslink at seven.

• Blue Boar Pub – 45 Tothill St, London SW1H 9LQ, United Kingdom (4.4/5)

  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.

Nearest Stations

• Oxford Circus (7 venues)
• Victoria (5 venues)
• Covent Garden (5 venues)
• Charing Cross (5 venues)
• Leicester Square (5 venues)

Which dog-friendly restaurants in Westminster have outdoor seating?

Several venues list outdoor seating among the 40 restaurants on this page. Covent Garden Market, rated 4.6 out of 5, was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews) and offers outdoor seating two minutes from Covent Garden station. Catalina's Fitzrovia states on its website that dogs are welcome and provides outdoor seating plus a dog menu. Daisy Green in Marylebone states on its website that dogs are welcome and lists outdoor seating just one minute from Marble Arch. In total, 15 of the 40 venues have outdoor seating.

Are there any Westminster restaurants with a dog menu?

Yes, Catalina's Fitzrovia offers a dedicated dog menu called 'A La Bark' alongside its Mexican street food for humans. The restaurant states on its website that dogs are welcome and is located on Cleveland Street, four minutes' walk from Warren Street station. It's the only one of the 40 venues listed here that currently advertises a dog menu.

Which dog-friendly restaurants in Westminster are closest to the station?

Eggslut Victoria is listed as zero minutes' walk from Victoria station, making it one of the most convenient options if you're arriving by train or Tube with your dog. The restaurant was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews) and specialises in gourmet egg dishes served all day. Daisy Green is another excellent choice, just one minute from Marble Arch station, and states on its website that dogs are welcome.

How many dog-friendly restaurants are listed in Westminster?

This page lists 40 dog-friendly restaurants across Westminster, covering neighbourhoods including Covent Garden, Fitzrovia, Bloomsbury, Marylebone, and Victoria. However, 35 of the 40 have no confirmed dog policy yet, so we recommend calling ahead before you travel. Only 5 of the 40 have a website stating dogs are allowed, and it's always worth double-checking on the day to avoid disappointment.

Which highly rated dog-friendly restaurants are in Covent Garden?

The Harp, Covent Garden is a traditional pub rated 4.6 out of 5, renowned for its real ales and ciders. It was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews) and is two minutes from Charing Cross station. Covent Garden Market, also rated 4.6 out of 5, was checked by Paws of London before listing and offers outdoor seating two minutes from Covent Garden station.

Do any Westminster dog-friendly restaurants have enclosed gardens?

Four of the 40 venues listed here have an enclosed garden, and three have heated outdoor seating for cooler months. However, remember that outdoor amenities are listed separately from dog policy. Always check the individual venue's dog-friendliness information before visiting, especially since 35 of the 40 have no confirmed dog policy yet.

Are dogs allowed at Franco Manca restaurants in Westminster?

Both Franco Manca locations listed here were checked by Paws of London before listing (their websites and recent reviews). Franco Manca New Oxford Street in Bloomsbury is the highest-rated venue on this page at 4.8 out of 5 and is three minutes from Tottenham Court Road. Franco Manca Aldwych, rated 4.6 out of 5, is four minutes from Covent Garden station.