Sensational Pubs in the North East & Scotland

Only 2 miles from the historic spa town of Harrogate is The Pine Marten, a listed building that’s lucky enough to be one of the finest dog-friendly pubs in Beckwithshaw. Whether you’re having a bite to eat in their stunning beer garden or soaking up the open fireplaces, marbled ceilings, and art deco-inspired bar inside, you’ll always find an excuse to come back soon.

If you’re too enraptured by this luxurious pub to leave just yet, stay in one of their boutique pub hotel rooms – you’re sure to wake up feeling refreshed after a night of R&R, ready to explore the nearby Royal Pump Room Museum, Valley Gardens, and historic Turkish Baths.

Next time you’re looking for a dreamy, dog-friendly pub in Sheffield, simply ask your beloved pup: Would you prefer to curl up by one of their crackling log fires, or does relaxing on their garden patio sound more your kind of style? Either way, just say the word and they’ll start pouring something from their ever-changing range of drinks and serving something delicious from their seasonal menus. You’ll be treated like royalty when you spend quality time at The Prince of Wales.

The Mossbrook Inn is every bit as magical as it sounds. Based in charming Eckington, allow your eyes to wander over this dog-friendly pub’s traditional exterior before stepping into its unexpectedly modern interior. Inside, you’ll always find a warm welcome and the latest seasonal delights, tempting you to take a detour to the pub after exploring the sprawling estate and landscaped grounds of Renishaw Hall & Gardens nearby.

Just north of Leeds is The White Hart, a dog-friendly pub that’s become the go-to spot for socialising and treating yourself in Pool. Close to Harewood House Trust and Harewood Castle, there’ll be plenty to talk about over a crisp pint, fine wine, or the latest mouth-watering moments of their seasonal pub dishes. Plus, since the quaint cobbled town of Otley is nearby with its independent shops and riverside picnic spots, you can plan the route to this irresistible dog walk destination.

Somewhere between a rustic country pub and a chic, contemporary meeting spot, The Castle isn’t afraid to take to the podium when it comes being the best dog-friendly pub in Wakefield. With plenty of cosy corners for intimate catch-ups and a stylish outdoor dining area for sun-kissed dishes and drinks – with fresh water for your beloved pups, of course – you’ll soon see why this picturesque pub deserves its spot in our hand-picked Collection.

Exploring the vibrant city of Leeds is a wonderful way to spend a day, but we wouldn’t blame you for wanting to rest a while at this dog-friendly pub. There’s the delights of their seasonal dishes and drinks, the charm of their chic city pub interior, and a new-and-improved extension with a roof for sun-drenched summer days. Oh, and a private dining area for birthdays, anniversaries, graduations and more that deserve a stylish backdrop like this.

The Fox is the picture-perfect British pub near the Menston Cricket Ground, offering sweeping views that will have you sprinting to the bar with every wicket. When you’re not cosied up inside with one of their delicious seasonal dishes, you might find yourself dining al fresco in their outside space, soaking up the sun with friends, family, or simply quality me-time moments. So, who’s coming to the pub?

The Sheep Heid Inn is the jewel of Edinburgh’s Holyrood Park surrounds, keeping guests entertained and relaxed since 1360, making this historic pub one of the oldest surviving licensed premises in the entire city. Between spoiling yourself with the dishes and drinks of the season, be sure to take a peek at their authentic Skittle Alley, built in 1880 and rumoured to have been played by Mary Queen of Scots. This pub is no stranger to royalty, as Queen Elizabeth II also visited in 2016 – next time you fancy quality pub time, your throne is waiting.

Looking for a dog-friendly pub in Edinburgh that filled with history and heritage? Stop for a while in The Salisbury Arms, resting in the shadow of Salisbury Crags and boasting connections to writers, doctors, and the famous detective, Sherlock Holmes, all of which can be deduced from its carefully chosen décor. You can tell your guests all about it from our private dining area, perfect for celebrating a birthday, anniversary, graduation and more near the splendid sights of Edinburgh Castle, St Giles' Cathedral, and the National Museum of Scotland.