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Days Out Are For Dogs Too

Indoor Welcome Last Verified:
8 Aug 2026
Royston is one of Broadstairs' true standout alehouses — the kind of place that feels like a find the moment you step through the door. With a strong awards record behind it, it pairs seriously good drinks with a look that's anything but ordinary, weaving together Victorian, steampunk and art deco touches into something that feels distinctive without ever tipping into gimmick. Dogs are very much part of that welcome, with well-behaved pups greeted like regulars.
The drinks are the anchor. Expect carefully kept cask ales, proper real ciders and a thoughtfully chosen range that shows real care behind the bar. It's stylish, yes, but never precious — more "stay for another" than "one and done", with a warmth that keeps things grounded and welcoming. There's a water bowl outside and a few cosy dog beds inside for smaller companions to settle into.
It's an easy, relaxed stop where nobody gets left out — one for character, quality pints, and a dog who somehow ends up better looked after than you.
Good to know:
Water bowls available
Free treats available
Doggy menu available
Dog Policy:
Dogs are welcome inside, with treats often landing before their human even gets served. There's a water bowl outside and a few dog beds for smaller pups to settle on.
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