England
Dog friendly venues in Leicester
Leicester's independent cafes and city pubs are increasingly dog friendly.
Places to visit in Leicester
Check the venue’s current dog policy before travelling, including indoor access and any booking requirements.
Bread & Honey
Leicester
Bread & Honey is a café on King Street in Leicester, mentioned for its coffee and cakes. The supplied information states that all dogs are welcome and that staff often keep dog treats behind the counter. It offers an option for coffee and cake with your dog, though treats may not always be available. Check directly with the café for current dog arrangements before visiting.
Bread & Honey · CafesKing Street, Leicester, Business source ↗
Bryter Moon Deli
Leicester
Bryter Moon Deli is a café in Leicester, listed at Silver Arcade, with supplied notes also referring to Silver Street. The notes describe it as welcoming dogs and offering puppuccinos for four-legged companions, alongside freshly baked treats for their owners. It is worth checking current dog arrangements directly with the deli before heading over with your dog.
Bryter Moon Deli · CafesSilver Arcade, Leicester, Business source ↗
Chequers Country Inn
Leicester, LE17 5BT
Chequers Country Inn is a pub on Main Street in Ullesthorpe, Lutterworth, with the postcode LE17 5BT. The Good Dog Guide describes it as a ‘cosy dog friendly pub’. Further details about its dog policy are not supplied, so check current arrangements directly with the pub before visiting with your dog.
Chequers Country Inn · PubsMain Street, Lutterworth, Ullesthorpe, Leicester, LE17 5BTBusiness source ↗
Firebug
Leicester
Firebug is a bar in Leicester, described as a staple of the city’s bar scene. The supplied information says dogs are positively welcomed and that the bar opens from midday every day. If you’re planning to bring your dog, it’s worth checking the current dog arrangements directly with the venue.
Firebug · Bars, Leicester, Business source ↗
Grays Coffee shop and kitchen
Leicester
Grays Coffee shop and kitchen is a café in Leicester’s LCB Depot, described as the home of the city’s creative industries. Its menu includes snacks, sandwiches and other options, making it a place to consider when walking through the Cultural Quarter. No specific dog-policy information has been supplied, so check current dog arrangements directly with the café before planning a visit with your dog.
Grays Coffee shop and kitchen · Cafes, Leicester, Business source ↗
Head Of Steam - Leicester
Leicester, LE1 6DN
Head Of Steam - Leicester is a pub at 17–19 Market Street in Leicester. The supplied information describes it as dog friendly, but gives no details about where dogs are permitted or any conditions that apply. If you’re planning to bring your dog, check the current arrangements directly with the pub before visiting.
Head Of Steam - Leicester · Pubs17-19 Market Street, Leicester, LE1 6DNBusiness source ↗
Heathley Park
Leicester
Heathley Park is a pub in Leicester that explicitly welcomes dogs. Its supplied description highlights cosy surroundings, a welcoming team and the occasional treat for canine visitors. The pub says all are welcome, though the information provided does not specify which areas dogs can use or any conditions that apply. Check current dog arrangements directly with Heathley Park before visiting.
Heathley Park · Pubs, Leicester, Business source ↗
La Forêt Café
Leicester
La Forêt Café is a café on King Street in Leicester. The supplied notes refer to it as “La Floret Café” and say that four-legged friends are welcome, with a water bowl available. If you’re planning to bring your dog, check the café’s current dog arrangements directly before visiting.
La Forêt Café · CafesKing Street, Leicester, Business source ↗
Leicester Coffee House
Leicester
Leicester Coffee House is a coffee shop on Granby Street in Leicester. The supplied notes mention a resident dog, who also features in the coffee shop’s logo. This does not establish whether customers’ dogs are welcome, so check current dog arrangements directly with the venue before bringing yours.
Leicester Coffee House · VenueGranby Street, Leicester, Business source ↗
Old Horse
Leicester, LE2 1NE
The Old Horse is a pub at 198 London Road in Leicester. It is described as popular with people looking for a home-cooked meal or a selection of beers from local brewery Everards. The supplied notes also state that the pub is happy to accommodate dogs. For details of where dogs are welcome and any current arrangements, check directly with the pub before visiting.
Old Horse · Pubs198 London Road, Leicester, LE2 1NEBusiness source ↗
Orso
Leicester
Orso is an independent coffee shop and eatery in Leicester. The supplied notes mention Beau, its resident dog and ‘head of pup-lick relations’. Although this points to a canine presence at the venue, it does not confirm whether customers may bring their own dogs or which areas they can use. Check current dog arrangements directly with Orso before bringing yours.
Orso · Venue, Leicester, Business source ↗
Queen of Bradgate
Leicester
Queen of Bradgate is a pub in Leicester that welcomes dogs in both the main bar and the garden, according to the supplied information. This gives owners the option of sitting indoors or outside with their dog. Further details about the venue and its dog arrangements are limited, so check directly with the pub for current arrangements before making a special trip.
Queen of Bradgate · Pubs, Leicester, Business source ↗
St Martins Coffee Shop
Leicester
St Martins Coffee Shop is a coffee shop in Leicester serving home-roasted coffee. The supplied information says dogs are welcome in the café, making it an option for a coffee stop with your dog. For any specific requirements or to confirm current dog arrangements, check directly with the café before visiting.
St Martins Coffee Shop · Venue, Leicester, Business source ↗
The Black Horse
Leicester
The Black Horse is a pub on Braunstone Gate in Leicester, described in the supplied notes as a long-established, smaller venue with live music and a selection of ales. The notes also indicate that dogs are welcome, though they do not specify any restrictions or where dogs are allowed. If you’re planning to bring your dog, check the current arrangements directly with the pub.
The Black Horse · Pubs, Leicester, Business source ↗
The Bowling Green
Leicester
The Bowling Green is a pub near De Montfort University in Leicester. The supplied notes describe it as welcoming students, sports fans and dogs, while also suggesting that the venue may have changed its name. No further details about dog access or any restrictions are provided, so check the pub’s current name and dog arrangements directly before making a trip.
The Bowling Green · Pubs, Leicester, Business source ↗
The Globe
Leicester
The Globe is a pub in Leicester, described in the supplied information as the oldest in the city. Dogs are welcome inside, and the notes say they can expect a fuss and a treat. If you’re planning to bring your dog, check the current arrangements directly with the pub before setting out.
The Globe · Pubs, Leicester, Business source ↗
The Grange Farm
Leicester
The Grange Farm is a pub in Leicester, described in its supplied dog-friendly information as a country pub that welcomes dogs alongside their owners. Details of where dogs are permitted and any restrictions have not been provided, so check current dog arrangements directly with the pub before planning a visit.
The Grange Farm · Pubs, Leicester, Business source ↗
The Loaded Dog
Leicester
The Loaded Dog is a pub in Leicester, described in the supplied information as very dog-friendly. Dogs and their owners are welcome in the large bar area or in the garden. If you’re planning to bring your dog, check the current arrangements with the pub directly before setting off.
The Loaded Dog · Pubs, Leicester, Business source ↗
The Old Thatched Inn
Leicester, LE67 9TQ
The Old Thatched Inn is a pub at 289 Main Street, Stanton under Bardon, Leicester, LE67 9TQ. The Good Dog Guide lists it as a ‘dog friendly pub in Stanton under Bardon’. Further details about its dog policy are not supplied, so check current dog arrangements directly with the pub before visiting.
The Old Thatched Inn · Pubs289 Main Street, Stanton under Bardon, Leicester, LE67 9TQBusiness source ↗
The Plough Inn
Leicester, LE14 4HW
The Plough Inn is a pub at 12 Main Street, Stathern, LE14 4HW, listed as dog friendly by The Good Dog Guide. Details of where dogs are welcome and any conditions are not supplied, so check current dog arrangements directly with the pub before visiting.
The Plough Inn · Pubs12, Main Street, Stathern, Leicester, LE14 4HWBusiness source ↗
The Queen's Head
Leicester, LE12 9TP
The Queen’s Head is a pub at 2 Long Street, Belton, listed under Leicester, LE12 9TP. The Good Dog Guide describes it as a “pub with rooms” and states that dogs are welcome in the bar. This does not confirm whether dogs are permitted in the rooms or other areas, so check current dog arrangements directly before visiting or booking a stay.
The Queen's Head · Pubs2 Long Street, Belton, Leicester, LE12 9TPBusiness source ↗
The Tree
Leicester
The Tree is a craft bar in Leicester with a beer garden where dogs are welcome. The supplied information also states that dogs are welcome inside the bar, making the garden an option rather than the only place to sit with your dog. If you’re planning to bring your pooch, check the current dog arrangements directly with the venue before setting off.
The Tree · Bars, Leicester, Business source ↗
Tonne
Leicester
Tonne is a craft beer bar in Leicester. The supplied information describes it as dog friendly, with a bowl of fresh water offered for your dog while you enjoy a drink. Details of any restrictions or specific dog-friendly areas are not provided, so check current dog arrangements directly with the venue before making a special trip.
Tonne · Bars, Leicester, Business source ↗
Before visiting with your dog
Ask whether dogs can join you indoors or only outside, keep a lead handy and check any pet charges when booking a hotel. Policies can vary between branches.
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