Dog friendly pubs & restaurants in Manchester

When it comes to food you have lots of dog friendly places to eat in Manchester to choose from. We will just breeze through a few of our favourites.

Takk, one of the North Quarter’s cool hangouts serving delicious coffee and cakes. They also have treats on hand for your doggy pal, so there is something for everyone.

If you and your pup are food aficionados, Elnecot is where you two should go! Considered by many some of the best food in Manchester with an open door policy for dogs. The chefs with happily make your pup something delicious from the menu such as the pale ale ox cheek and meatballs in tomato sauce.

If casual is more your scene, then check out the award winning gourmet grilled cheese spot Northern Soul Mcr. They are always happy to welcome adorable pooches.

After some dog walking in Manchester why not head to the Albert’s Schloss, the new and upcoming place for you and your furry friend. A fun and lively Bohemian German-styled palatial bar with delicious food and a great bar. Probably best to take small to medium dogs here as we hear it can get quite busy.

The Marble Arch

Where? 57 Thomas Street, Manchester, M4 1NA

Why? Your pooch is guaranteed to be spoilt rotten here - the bar staff won’t just offer them water, they’ll keep popping over during your time there with treats for your little furry friend.

Tiny's Tipple

Where? 510 Wilbraham Rd, Manchester, M21 9AW

When? Sun - Thurs 12pm to 8pm, Fri - Sat 12pm to 9pm

Why? Named after their mascot, Tiny is the resident dog here and he’s more than willing to share his humble abode with like-minded pooches.

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The Beagle

Where? 456-458 Barlow Moor Road, Chorlton, M21 0BQ

When? Tues - Thu 4pm to 12am, Fri - Sat 2pm until 1am, Sunday 10am tp 12am.

Why? The clue’s in the name - a pub for dogs owned by dog lovers. It doesn’t get much better than that!

The Wharf

Where? 6 Slate Wharf, Castlefield, M15 4ST

When? Tues - Thu 4pm to 12am, Fri - Sat 2pm until 1am, Sunday 10am tp 12am.

Why? There’s not many places where your dog is made as welcome than you, if not more so, but that’s sure the case with this place! The two of you can enjoy soaking up the sunshine outside before venturing inside to get all cosy.

There’s no need to leave home without your pooch! Whether you’re borrowing a dog or hanging out with your own, be sure to stop by some of these local spots for a dog friendly day out.

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