98 Highgate

A small, independent-feeling spot where food and drinks come with that “we’ll just pop in” optimism, then suddenly it’s dark outside. Think cosy corners, a grown-up buzz, and plates that feel like a proper reward after mooching around town with a dog who’s been collecting compliments like loyalty points. It’s the kind of place that works for a relaxed brunch, a long lunch, or an evening that starts sensible and ends with “shall we get one more?”. Expect friendly service, a welcoming atmosphere, and plenty of reasons to linger, including the fact your dog has finally stopped tap-dancing and is now sleeping like they pay rent. Order something comforting, sip something nice, and enjoy being indoors while the weather does whatever it wants. Dogs welcome inside.