Four-legged friends can make themselves at home at The Botanist in the bar and outdoor areas, and since it’s famous for its hanging kebabs, there’s a chance they could get lucky if you’re happy to share! Service and assistance dogs are welcome too.
Top-level tacos, churros and margs might be strictly for humans, but Madre in Anchor Courtyard prides itself on being dog-friendly from top to tail – and inside and out – so your pup can still get in on the fun even if it’s just for a few belly rubs.
There’s always a warm, friendly traditional pub atmosphere at The One O’Clock Gun, and furry mates only add to that. Take yours for a wander around the dock and pop in for a pint and a pie because all parts of the venue are dog-friendly.
The Nest is a gem full of Liverpool-inspired gifts created by local artists, designers and makers, all lovingly curated by owner Katherine, who also happens to be a big dog lover, so it’s the perfect place to call in while you’re out strolling.
If dogs were left to follow their noses, they’d almost certainly find their way to Peaberry, especially at breakfast and brunch time when the delicious smells are hard to resist! Peaberry is super dog-friendly, so pooches can call in for a cuddle.
This cosy artisan bakery is as welcoming to dogs as it is to people. Known for its freshly baked pastries, breads and sweet treats (often still warm from the oven), it’s the perfect spot to grab a coffee and relax. With outdoor seating also available, your four-legged friend can happily join you, in or out, while you enjoy something delicious.
Dogs are more than welcome to join the fiesta at Revolución de Cuba, where Latin-inspired food, cocktails and live music make for a lively dockside spot. Whether you’re soaking up the sunshine on the terrace or enjoying the vibrant atmosphere inside, pups can relax while you tuck into tapas or sip a mojito.