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Dog friendly places to eat in Leicester

Dog friendly places to eat in Leicester

16 March 2023

There’s nothing better than grabbing lunch out or having a nice afternoon pint but what’s it’s even nicer is when you can take your pup along with you. Luckily for you there are plenty of places in Leicester which make this pawsible.

The Parcel Yard

Whether you are looking after someone else’s dog in Leicester or are out and about with your own pooch, four legged friends are welcomed with open arms here. Your pup is allowed in the back restaurant, bar as well as outside so you have plenty of pawsome seats to choose from and water bowls will be provided for thirsty pups.

The Marquis of Wellington

Located next to Victoria Park this makes for a pawsome post walkies pit stop. Board games are available behind the bar, food is served all day and of course your pup is welcome to join you for lunch too.

The Bridle Lane Tavern

If you’re looking for a nice traditional pub lunch with your pup then this is it. With their very own pup in residence they are extremely dog friendly and will happily provide water bowls and treats for well behaved pooches. With a lunch menu for two legged friends and a lovely little garden this is a great place to refuel after a walk.

Brewdog

With craft beers and stonebaked pizzas a-plenty, this really is one of the most doggy friendly spots in Leicester. From the name of the place, to the attention lavished upon furry companions, expect your pup to scoop a fair few belly rubs here as well as water and pawsibly the odd treat too!

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