Owning a dog in London doesn’t come without its headaches; tube escalators, toilet ‘facilities’ and, of course, dog-friendly cafes and restaurants all contribute to the pain. It's not often obvious if a cafe or restaurant will welcome your pooch, or if you'll be quickly ushered out the door by a disgruntled staff member. To save you the frustration, we’ve pulled together a bunch of our favourite dog-friendly places in London for you to tuck into a coffee (and a bowl of water for Penelope). See more at www.honestcoffees.com

1. Top
Dog
Friendly
Places
to
Enjoy
a
Coffee
in
London
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2. 3
Course
Restaurant
If
you
find
yourself
ambling
around
Highbury
&
Islington,
head
East
to
3
Course
Restaurant,
at
the
very
top
of
Essex
Road.
This
place
prides
itself
on
a
simple
seasonal
menu
inspired
by
Scandinavian
cuisine
and
welcomes
well-­‐behaved
dogs.
Excellent
espresso
too.
Nearby
Highbury
Fields
provide
a
great
spot
to
walk
off
your
lunch
and
burn
off
that
caffeine
buzz.
Essex
Road
412,
N1
3PJ
www.3course.co.uk

3. Ben’s
Canteen
Fancy
a
spot
of
brunch
and
a
Specialty
coffee?
Ben’s
Canteen
is
just
a
few
minutes’
walk
from
Clapham
JuncVon
staVon
and
serves
weekend
brunch
unVl
5pm,
which
is
just
enough
Vme
to
let
the
hangover
fade
away.
They
offer
free
doggy
treats
and
water
bowls,
and
the
staff
are
keen
to
provide
bonus
ear
scratches
and
cuddles.
www.benscanteen.com
140
St.
John’s
Hill
SW11
1SL

4. The
George
Club
Unsurprisingly,
Mayfair
hosts
the
only
dog-­‐friendly
private
members
club
in
London,
George
Club.
With
the
chance
to
dine
alongside
Bert
the
Border
Terrier
and
Yasmin
Le
Bon’s
pug,
your
pooch
will
feel
like
canine
royalty
as
you
sip
on
your
la^e.
With
a
lengthy
waiVng
list
and
strict
dress
code,
this
isn’t
a
just
a
place
to
‘pop
in’
for
coffee.
www.georgeclub.com
87-­‐88
Mount
St
W1K
2SR

5. Holland
Park
Cafe
With
summer
hopefully
on
its
way,
you
may
fancy
a
jaunt
over
to
leafy
Holland
Park
and
refuel
in
Holland
Park
Café.
It’s
open
all
year
round,
offers
home-­‐made
seasonal
favourites
and
usually
has
a
50:50
raVo
people
to
dogs.
A
well-­‐made
Americano
and
lush
greenery,
what’s
not
to
love?
Inside
the
Park,
W8
6LU
www.cooksandpartners.co.uk/holland-­‐park-­‐café.php

6. Harris
&
Hoole
Despite
their
ubiquity,
coffee
shop
chains
rarely
let
dogs
through
the
doors.
However,
Harris
&
Hoole
happily
accept
dog
owners
in
need
of
a
caffeine
boost.
And
with
a
large
selecVon
of
brewing
methods,
rotated
guest
beans
and
single
estate
loose
leaf
teas,
coffee
enthusiasts
will
be
right
at
home.
www.harrisandhool.co.uk
Various
LocaVons

7. Fox
&
Grapes
Ranked
one
of
the
top
gastro
pubs
in
the
UK,
the
Fox
&
Grapes
in
Wimbledon
Common
is
an
ideal
place
to
head
for
Sunday
roast
or
a
quick
cup
of
Joe.
The
pub
uses
independent
suppliers
to
create
their
classic
BriVsh
dishes,
and
this
dog-­‐friendly
pub
is
a
great
weekend
opVon.
www.foxandgrapeswimbledon.co.uk
9
Camp
Rd,
SW19
4UN

8. Waterline
Bar
&
Kitchen
Worked
up
an
appeVte
whilst
strolling
along
the
Regents
Canal?
Waterline
Bar
&
Kitchen
is
just
the
place.
A
recently
converted
factory
warehouse,
this
creaVve
BriVsh
restaurant
showcases
high-­‐quality
food
and
great
coffee
within
a
stunning
waterside
sekng.
Water
bowls
on
request!
www.on-­‐in-­‐london.co.uk/waterline-­‐bar/
46-­‐68
De
Beauvoir
Crescent
N1
5RY

9. Waterline
Bar
&
Kitchen
You'll
find
a
coffee-­‐dispensing
dog-­‐friendly
white
elephant
tucked
away
in
Peckham
Rye.
Small
White
Elephant
coffee
is
an
arVsan
run
coffee
shop
serving
Specialty
graded
beans
and
welcomes
dogs,
in
fact
encourages
them.
They
even
do
Elephant
la^e
art!
www.smallwhiteelephant.com
28
Choumert
Rd
SE15
4SE