The Dog Friendly Map
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Days Out Are For Dogs Too
Dog-Friendly Cafes in Nottingham
1 Market Place Tea Rooms
200 Degrees Coffee
BEAR Hockley
Looking for a spot to relax with your dog in Nottingham? Our selection of cafes welcomes dogs inside, making them ideal for a coffee break, lunch, or a cake stop during your day out. These venues offer a warm, dog-friendly atmosphere where you and your furry friend can settle comfortably.
Whether you're planning a town-centre mooch or need a rainy-day refuge, these cafes provide easy indoor stops that keep your dog included in the outing. Browse our listings to find the right vibe and dog policy for your visit.
Map of Dog-Friendly Cafes
Use the map to see where the dog-friendly cafes are, so you can plan your next stop without the “where now?” wobble. See town page for all categories.
Recommended dog-friendly places to eat
Recommended Places go above and beyond to welcome dogs inside, with thoughtful extras for four-legged visitors.
More dog-friendly places to eat
1 Market Place Tea Rooms
Biscuit & Brew
Bronte & Co
Debbie Bryan
Effy
Josephine's Tea Lounge & Bistro
Parker's Yard - Split Screen Cafe
Specialty Coffee & Eatery
The Specialty
200 Degrees Coffee
Blend
Cartwheel Coffee Beeston
Dice Cup Cafe
Fox Cafe
Miss Lou's
Pho
The Crimson Tree
The Willow Tree Tea Room
BEAR Hockley
Boulangerie de Saigon
Cosy Club
Dispatch
Greenhood Coffee House
Orchid Cafe
Quayside Cafe
The Hidden Brew
Vibe With Coffee
Bill's Nottingham Restaurant
Bread and Butterflies
Crocus Café
Doughnotts
Homemade Cafe (at The Pavilion)
Outlaw Games Cafe
Small Food Bakery
The Pudding Pantry
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Seen this? It marks our Recommended Partners - places that go that bit further, so dogs feel properly welcome (and you can actually relax)