Earthy little vegan place tucked away down steps only 3 minutes walk from Bath Abbey. Dogs very welcome. Great soup. Oat and almond milk latte and cappuccino which were both good, although apparently the almond milk doesn’t froth properly, so go for milk if you want to be kind to the person serving you!
The Anglers, Teddington
Super dog-friendly pub right next to the River Thames. Lots of different areas indoor and outdoor with different moods. Great riverside walks nearby.
The Huntsman, Bath
‘You can bring as many dogs as you like- a hundred if you want to’. So says the barman! Stunning interior and great location right in the centre of Bath. However, they were only doing sandwiches (and fries) when we were in, so we went elsewhere for lunch.
Woof, Teddington
Dog friendly (how couldn’t it be with a name like Woof!) café in the centre of the village. Very popular with children too because of the babychinos and appealing big biscuits!
Gosia’s Café and Deli, Teddington
Delightful café less then ten minutes from Bushy Park in one direction and from the Thames in the other. Great menu with 10 different soups! Goulash highly recommended. Small dogs welcome!
Norton Canes Services, M6 Toll
Outdoor covered area which should keep you and your pooch dry as long as there isn’t horizontal rain! Good little dog walking area too with a small hill. Nicely landscaped.
The Plough Inn, Alsager.
Useful dog-friendly gastro pub only 3 minutes off the M6 at junction 16. Good pub grub. Carvery too, though they only had gammon the time we stopped. Dog friendly inside, secluded outdoor seating and a pleasant enough walk along nearby farm tracks – just head across the field, turn right when you reach the track and follow up to the bridge over the railway.
The Muse Café, Ledbury
Sunny spot up a hidden alley just off the high street. Secluded spot. Dogs welcome inside and out. Great omelette and eggs Benedict!
Piesse of Piddle, Wyre Piddle near Pershore.
Lovely riverside wine bar – outside decking area newly redone today! Really cosy inside too. Regular live music. Owner, Graeme, is delightful and made us visitors feel really welcome.
Coffee #1, Pershore
Snug little shop in centre of town – just opposite Tesco. Get one of the window seats and you can have the big windows opened right back to ‘get the outside inside’ for that continental feel.